tests showed tony's dna on the jacket.ith it after being pepper sprayed. >> odds of finding an unrelated individual with that profile are rarer than one in 30 billion. >> reporter: you couldn't have had better evidence if you had a movie of him killing her. >> right. >> reporter: the defense had been dealt a poor hand to play, but attorney bruce fleisher chipped away at each state witness, starting with tony's housemate, the guy with the scrubbing away pepper spray story. the defense said he had 250,000 reasons to make his story up. >> there was a reward offered. >> yes. >> and who offered the reward? >> scott rothstein. >> and, how much was the reward in the case? >> $251,000. >> reporter: ironically, he never got the reward. the collapse of rothstein's ponzi scheme put an end to that. and as for the prosecution's theory of motive, fleisher argued it was as thin as it was nonsensical. >> you would think that if you were so enraged that your wife were doing this that you'd wanna harm her, and not someone else. >> reporter:

let me start if i could, tony, with you. i think it's fair to say that when you became pre- minister, for many people in the uk, but far beyond the uk, the northern ireland troubles had seemed insoluble, that they were really bread in the bone, that there was very little that could make a difference. so, what made you as prime minister coming in with a big agenda because i remember your first election there was a lot of things you wanted to do and talked about during the campaign, to believe that there could be some resolution of the troubles and that you wanted to do everything you could to explore that. first of all thank you for having me here and to be alongside president clinton and the two people who did so much to help bring the good friday agreement about. this is my first time ever to be interviewed by you by the way, so i'm smiling. [laughter] >> they are all a little nervous if you haven't noticed. [laughter] especially in the middle. [laughter] it's the follow-ups that will get him in trouble. >> that's the voice

duck and cover had a boy tony that means act fast tony knows that it helps to get any kind of cover this wall close by so that's where he ducked and covered tony knew what to do. notice how he keeps from moving or from getting up and running. he stays down until he is sure the danger is over. the man helping tony is a civil defense worker. his job is to help protect us. there is danger of the atomic bomb. we must obey the civil worker. we must know how to duck and cover in the school bus or in any other bus or streetcar that can cover. don't wait. duck away from the windows fast. the may break and fly through the air and cut you sunday's holidays vacation time. we must be ready every day all the time to do the thing if the atomic bomb explodes that can cover this knows what to do just as your own family should they know that even a thin cloth helps them even a newspaper can save you a bad burn. but the most thing of all is to duck and yourself, especially where your clothes do not cover you no matter where we live in, the city or the country, we must ready all the time for atomic bomb th

if you look through the artifacts of argo you can see what tony did. in fact, he did the artwork for, the variety ad. he was a graphics artist. he after he retired became a painter. so it's great to have his. tradecraft on display here at cia. so back to the argo operation and tehran, that was a pretty risky operation for the canadians to undertake. and americans. one thing i'm impressed about the of argo is just how important are and our relationship with canada obviously a long time relationship with canada. they were so instrumental in to making sure this was a successful operation and it just highlights how risky some of these operations and our work here at cia actually can be. we send people all all over the world into sometimes either denied areas or actual war zones. in fact, we have in the museum innovator cases that highlight individuals here at cia, in one of the innovator cases, we focus on. barbara robbins. barbara was only 21 years old when she was over in saigon during, the vietnam war, a truck carrying explosives from the vietcong explo

let's get perspective with tony fernandez. tony: good to be here.linda: when we talk about the aviation center, it is apply chains. i that impacting you? tony: first, in about two months time, all of our operations -- we are in some ways in a good position because we bought 362 aircraft quite early on. while there are delays in the supply chain, i think our order is quite robust, we have a lot of growth. we are going from 200 to 300 aircraft. this is quite something for me, from two years ago when we were struggling to survive, now we are talking about 300 aircraft in the next or c to five years and moving our passenger numbers from 80 million to 150 million. growth is back and we are lucky. there are obviously disruptions, but i am confident the engine manufacturers within the next six months will get their acts together. haslinda: so you expect, we will perhaps be back to where we want to be? tony: so. airbus has a strong production schedule. we will be briefed over the next few weeks. there is a lot of leasing capacity as well. air asia have take

and tony blair's specifically tony plas involvement in that role. and secondly, i think that was still classified pieces of informational confidential pieces of information which had yet to come out, such as the attorney general's legal advice, which we had actually the legal team had asked for as part of the bundle of information that we wanted. the government to expose, in order for us to make my case. and because the legal advice had changed, the attorney general's legal advice had changed prior to him presenting it to parliament. but that didn't late until a full year off to my case was dropped. and you know, i think there are other reasons as well as such as potentially and my case actually you need potential defense because currently as it stands, there is no public interest defense. there's no, we're still blowing kind of protections for the official secrets act breaches. and so the only defense which could potentially have been opened would have been on the you know, a successful case had my case, been successful in finding me not guilty. ka

look people say that your lead may not be in tony blair territory.— in tony blair territory.ony blair territory. look at the results. the _ in tony blair territory. look at the results, the way _ in tony blair territory. look at the results, the way that _ in tony blair territory. look at the results, the way that we - in tony blair territory. look at the results, the way that we have - in tony blair territory. look at the | results, the way that we have won here in medway, the places we have been winning, key battlegrounds, it is absolutely clear in my mind that we have changed the labour party and earned the trust and confidence of voters and this is absolutely clear that we are now on the part of that majority labour government at the next general election. an next general election. an ecstatic welcome for _ next general election. an ecstatic welcome for keir _ next general election. an ecstatic welcome for keir starmer - next general election. an ecstatic welcome for keir starmer and - welcome for keir starmer and chatham. he says labour is back in business here after lab

plus, the tony's. denominations are out and apparently some still like it hot. first time nobody you are sure to recognize. ♪ ♪ ♪ that ain't bad ♪ >> announcer: "nightline" we will be right back. >> juju: hollywood grinding to a standstill as writers pick up their protest signs. they are demanding a new deal from the production studios, one that accounts for today's streaming reality and tomorrow's a.i. so how long could strike go on? and at what cost. abc's matt gutman is in los angeles. >> no contest. >> reporter: los angeles to new york city. thousands of writers leaving behind the writers room for the pigott line. >> i was here in 2007. i will be here today. i will be here tomorrow. >> matt: the first strike is no officially underway. jimmy fallon's sidekick steve higgins and 80 brian and in los angeles rob lowe. how long are you willing to picket out here and not were? >> as long as it takes. we want to make people happy and we want to be able to afford diapers for our babies or, you know, to go out to eat and it is corporations' jobs to be cheap and be pro

"fat ham," and "leopolandstadt." >> reporter: jessica chastain could add a tony.she faces off against jodie comer, jessica hecht, and audra mcdonald who received her tenth nomination. ♪ >> other big names include josh groban and ben platt nominated for best actor in a musical. ariana dubose returns as this year's host. astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up only on "cbs mornings," comedian steve martin joins us in the times square studio to discuss his new audio book "so many steves." book "so many steves." (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want

there you go, tony, where it with pride!people of ukraine, scan the qr code right there. folks, you know, i spend most of my time over there in the news workshop tempering and hen shaping the story brass into a topic acoustical body then outfitting it with high silver keys to produce the exquisitely warm timbered yet balanced alto saxophone that is my monologue, but sometimes while fighting raccoons over a bottle of fireball in a trailer park i rip the side panel off in the been an rv and roll it into a tube and jam a used matchbook into the end as a reed so i can honk through the greasy hobo phone of news that is my segment. >> announcer: "meanwhile." [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that kills me. this kills me. meanwhile, papa john's, the reason italy will not respond to our texts. apparently the pizza chain is expanding and plans to open 650 new restaurants in india by 2033. that's an interesting marketing challenge. hey india, i bet you're sick of delicious tikka masala, and what if i tell you you could have soggy brea

tony, good to get those updates and thank you.ntury. famous for his experimental style — he helped develop collage and cubism. but one of his earliest works has now come under intense scutiny — for a secret image hidden for more than a century. tim allman has the story. picasso painted this picture when he was just 19. picasso painted this picture when he wasjust19. at picasso painted this picture when he was just 19. at first glance, by his standards it seems fairly conventional. but what is this? that dark shape at the bottom of the painting? is it a chair, perhaps a jacket? no. it turns out it was originally meant to be a dog. what originally meant to be a dog. what we know is — originally meant to be a dog. what we know is in _ originally meant to be a dog. what we know is in many— originally meant to be a dog. “lariat we know is in many instances picasso painted aspects of the composition and then subsequently obliterated them and transform them into other compositional elements. this was really part of his practice. experts

>> toni.to be obsessed with as an 11-year-old. >> seth: okay, you're 11 >> yes i was 11, i saw the movie "clockwatchers." a criminally underrated indie by jill sprecher staring lisa kudrow, parker posey, toni collette, alanna ubach, i could go on. [ laughter ] it's literally not streamable. so like, call your senators and get it on netflix. [ laughter ] because, it's so good. it's so good but i rented it thinking it was this like gal pal workplace comedy 'cause it covers like, you know. and like -- and i rented it, but it's like, it's truly this like slow burning existential nightmare about like female friendship being like dismantled by white men in power. >> seth: wow >> it was so much heavier for me than i was prepared for at that age. >> seth: yeah, sure. >> but, it like, it got to me. and it was like, it was toni played this like wallflower, this like kind of temp at this office and i just, you know, as like a burgeoning gay boy, i was like, i was like - [ gasp ] and then i -- and then i

tony redgrave's side has the u- er opponents. tony redgrave's side has the upper hand _ opponents. upper hand going into the - opponents. tony redgrave's side hasj the upper hand going into the second leg on tuesday. bolton and barnsley remain locked together in the battle for a trip to wembley following a 1—1 draw in the first leg of their league one play—off semi—final. nicky cadden opened the scoring for the visitors shortly after the hour mark — firing low in to the corner from outside the area. however, bolton responded just four minutes later, dion charles bundling the ball home. the two sides meet in the second leg at oakwell on friday. meanwhile, the league two play off semifinal between salford city and stockport county is just about to kick off. in scotland, celtic have already secured the title — but glasgow rivals rangers won the last old firm derby of the season 3—0 at ibrox. todd cantwell put second place rangers ahead injust the fifth minute of the match. they're guaranteed a runners up spot this season — and with it a shot at qualification for the champions league.

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we know tony blair has bulking out -- spoken out about leaving the eu.s more to be done to address the hangover effect from leaving the european union especially for london. the city could lose altitude as a result of brexit. i asked whether his son should list multi-verse has company in the u.k. capital to. he did not want to give his advice but did say it looks as if a listing in general are multi-verse was some way off which would be interesting for watchers of multi-verse given that it stands to make hundreds of millions of pounds. tom: is a successful unicorn. i like his line around the city of london. the world of finance may not be that popular across the nation but the in terms of a driver of this u.k. economy. we talked about geopolitics and his views on china and maybe how they have evolved as well. when i was on the ground in beijing for about five years talking to those at the u.k. embassy and their frustration that there was not a china strategy coming out the u.k.. are we starting to see that? is that something blair is pushing for? lizzy:

five tony nominations, they hope they won't be leaving broadway anytime soon.st couple months. >> judge judy: after she destroyed your property, she left. >> yeah. the police took her. >> announcer: but his ex... >> may i speak, your honor? >> judge judy: no. >> okay. >> announcer: ...lets nothing hold her back. >> but even after he dismissed... >> judge judy: you're talking to me. >> sorry. even after he dismissed the restraining order... >> judge judy: don't think that that's the way we run the joint. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution logan bain is suing his ex-girlfriend, allison dominguez, for vandalizing and stealing his property, the unpaid balance on a motorcycle, and a false restraining order. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 472 on the caar

[risas] toni: hay que hacer una revisiÓn.Ó sin Útero, da a luz luego de recibir una donaciÓn de Útero. eso y mucho mÁs en "ediciÓn digital" por univisiÓn. los esperamos! francisca: gracia, caro! aquÍ estamos listo porque vamos a recibir con un fuerte aplauso al cantante y productor musical luis con nosotros. [aplausos] me quedo corta. presentador de televisiÓn, actor. 40 aÑos en esta industria que todos sabemos que puede ser un poco complicada. quÉ mÁs te falta por conquistar? luis: saludarte. estoy contento de esta invitaciÓn. "despierta amÉrica" ha sido una casa donde te veo muy cÓmodo. francisca: te vi en "sin rollo" muy cÓmodo. luis: me siento muy cÓmodo como en casa. cada vez que saco un disco lo hago como por primera vez. francisca: me estÁs contando la emociÓn que este hombre produzca este disco nÚmero 20. luis: estoy muy emocionado. hoy en dÍa estoy radicado en miami con ganas de conquistar. es lo que un artista nunca deja de hacer. seducir, avanzar. siento que mis cuerdas vocales me acompaÑan como nunca. de verdad es

he was a very close tony blair's. he close ally of tony blair's. he was and business was former defence and business secretary, knows his secretary, so he knows his laboun secretary, so he knows his labour, onions ross clark, labour, onions and ross clark, who of you will be who a lot of you will be familiar with because of his writings in the telegraph and the of sense. the mail speaks a lot of sense. he's got a new book out called nortje zero that gives you a clue as to what the thrust of the is. i think going the book is. i think he's going to actually net zero to argue that actually net zero is making most people poorer and is making most people poorer and is of time and is a waste of time and empowering china in the process. and we've got cracking and we've got a cracking generation to come. should generation gap to come. should teachers misgender pupils teachers who misgender pupils be sacked? tim smith and rebecca reid going debate that reid are going to debate that one first of let's one out. first of all, let's have a at the front pages ha

okay, tony, thank you very much for that. tony chang live there. in bangkok, a psycho mancha has made landfall along the coast of bangladesh. sion yan ma, hundreds of thousands of people, have been evacuated to save for areas, a strong winds and rainfall bottom of the coastline of the 2 countries. nearly a 1000000 ro hang of refugees living in the com said cox's resigned bangladesh showing the storm subjective bath agency, said they are preparing for a major emergency response. let's get the latest time, dear child dre who joins us from cox's bazaar. tunzia bring us up to speed with the latest the cycle and has been approaching fast. it's landed in fact to what's been happening. okay, is it can see behind me the wind speed as really yeah. adopt since last uh, half an hour that caught into the bank of us mad office. it put it somewhere between now and local time, 4 pm, which will be 10 g m t. that's been saying that from 6 g m t to attend the target a time the truck that is showing it's moving more towards me on my co sign. right then the bank that

tony, thank you. tony chang live there in bangkok. representative some sedans, warring factions will hold a new round of talks in saudi arabia. later on sunday, they are expected to discuss a deal to allow humanitarian a to reach those in need. but on the ground, the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces continue to fight, give a morgan before some undermined nit cartoon. the strikes were launched by this is denise army on saturday morning against the rapid support forces positions in the city of the mind, as well as in the modern parts of the capital. how to them and the cities of heavy and co 40 the rapids support forces have responded using surface to air missiles and other heavy artillery. this is despite the fact that the turing sites sign typically ration of principles on says they inject that inside their review. that's allowed for a to come to those who are trapped in the capital, have to, as well as opposed to billions, were caught up in the fighting between the 2 wearing

, good to see you thank you. >> great to be with you, mel >> tony dwyer. >> tony is the reaper. >> apparently he's the reaper. going to be quick and nasty. guy, i know you're in that camp. >> yeah, but blue oyster cult once said so famously, don't fear the reaper, because -- >> don't fear. >> because when the reaper comes, it doesn't matter anyway. tony, it's amazing, he gets painted in such corners and his work is extraordinary in terms of what he's doing he's not a per ma anything, he's just per ma smart. and he's talking about the things we've been talking about. and those advance declines, throw this up there, as well microsoft and apple combined are more than 14% of the s&p 500 that's extraordinary and maybe that can continue. maybe the market can continue to be dragged up by a handful of names. i don't think that's the case, though >> all right. >>> coming up, eu approval microsoft's act vision deal getting the okay from european regulators we have other details straight ahead. >>> but first, shake shack shares jumping as activist investors get involved more on the food fight next. don'

with five tony nominations, they hope they won't be leaving broadway anytime soon. 7:00, a controversial decision with a multiple response. how friends and family of a man was killed at a walgreens security guard, reacting to the charges being dropped. >> it is just disgusting and a letdown. not only for black trans youths, but the black youths in san francisco. >>> and plus a ghost light coming back to life. it's not a scary camp fire story, but it's being called a disaster, happening in slow motion. >>> i'm john ramos in sonoma county. and what is it about modern life that's literally driving people crazy? we'll have that story coming up. >>> let's begin tonight with the security guard who shot and killed a man at a san francisco walgreens. he's free right now. the d.a. followed through on what she told us last night that she would do and drop the charges against him. but friends and family of the man killed aren't happy with this announcement. jose martinez spoke to them about what they want to see happen next. >> conflicted and outraged. that's how some communit

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tony fauci has said to barney, tony fauci is barney graham's boss. the vaccine research center is under his institute. just be just be ready to go on the vaccine. i'll get the money. i'll get the permission. i'll get the clearances. you just be ready to go as soon as we get the genome. barney graham is saying, just get me the genome. i'll have my team ready to go. 8:00 catching the genome comes in. it's open to the world barney graham contacts his team. they begin the next morning, 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arm of, the first volunteer of the first phase clinical trial. and by 20th, it's cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the people in this country. and eventually over the world. that's my book is titled breathless, so i'll stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you you. oh, yeah. questions, questions, questions. if you have questions at the mic step up to the mic. great. thanks. thanks. hi. i loved the ending there, but a question that i have is going back to your book, ten, 12 years ago

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blair— washington and was approached by tony blair to be chief of staff, and having _ tony blair to staff, and having got the job i told my boss is that is— having got the job i told my boss is that is what i was going to do and i switched _ that is what i was going to do and i switched from one day to the next -ot switched from one day to the next got the _ switched from one day to the next got the 315t of december working at the embassy as a civil servant, the ist the embassy as a civil servant, the ist of— the embassy as a civil servant, the ist ofjanuary, i was working for ist ofjanuary, i was working for tony— ist ofjanuary, i was working for tony blair— ist ofjanuary, i was working for tony blair as leader of the opposition. i think this whole report— opposition. i think this whole report we _ opposition. i think this whole report we have seen published today is a political like it. we were briefed _ is a political like it. we were briefed briefed on the and today it would _ briefed briefed on the and today it would be — briefed briefed on the and today it would be full of the

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and this tony is a natural history. the early, the april mister rented, took over as the new head of government. the approach of colors to boise or throw the stomach and i shall go in at the principal and at the principal and no apply to us man. you take care of for the actual shape or sure. if i just for the senior permit, if i should lose credit card, which seemed to lose you more than they may ask for the wisconsin mine. yeah. you too. you got the order a pen move over the purchase, but actually he, he probably has to move probably to key uh, 5 j by you might need and see what process of starting the wind blew i saw on you in in yorba, lady j 3. she at the board, you the scott in law about or of louis installed? yeah. got you a copy of the flu? she the year of city jr. for motors, the green shield, the front of the night watch member stood going through with a bronze soldier around the clock. but she wants to, is there something that gives us a motion or doesn't usually report that you didn't go by making your total

and either you can send us an improvised explosive device to blow up a temporary with monument to tony smoky burial ground. that was there or did you on the apartment you consider? i was looking for somebody me the moving insurance. that's good that i need to go to douglas, the department service. give william, forgive communicate, there's the range and this will little additional look at. i need to forgive you the truth. what these people don't speak louder should be more to, for secure to deal with. just play other to me because if she was a sailor tomorrow morning and some go to blooms was so that they're considered to move the next little the mortgage solution to move forward. because you won't care and yet the room sonya is a commemorative statute created by skilled in bruce and architect arnold scholars. it was a to me to tool to get some job boeing his hand in morning with the walls bearing black showing the names each being suggest it to the soldier was moving on in a studio and read on the soldiers van. the unable, going to be sure to get over something which is use me or even

i think it's tony stark . great option. i take it iron man.you minutes ago before you took the hint, is that right? answer b iron man. and the fourth question. what shape does the box for the classic ships puzzle have? thank you, but round b square c triangular d oval variant b square. i accept your choice. and, of course, he is completely faithful to the magic square. yes, i was fond of somehow it was just that these are questions that need to be answered in letters. i don't understand, i'm a mathematician education in these numbers. i understand, wait , and square - wasn’t it written in letters, but i died to read, but not to play, only numbers are something very difficult. it is yes. okay, we'll think about it later, well, well, we'll still have to try. masha is next. we have the first non-combustible. the amount is 5.000 rubles. and the fifth question. what film does not consist of three different short stories does not consist, but operation y in. business people c can't be d 3 + 2 here we need help from the audience. i don't know what an

can you imagine another tony— state? can you imagine another tony—ontut- tony blair?ah, obviously they can do something about it. i mean, all this to something about it. i mean, all this-to changes- something about it. i mean, all this-to changes in. something about it. i mean, alli this-to changes in the this goes back to changes in the onno— this goes back to changes in the ont— this goes back to changes in the crime and policing— this goes back to changes in the crime and policing act from last yoon— crime and policing act from last yoon tno— crime and policing act from last yoon to non— crime and policing act from last year. the new legislation which oono-nnton- year. the new legislation which came _which-lower came through, which is a lower bar came through, which is a lower bot tot— came through, which is a lower bar for arresting— came through, which is a lower bar for arresting protesters. came through, which is a lower bar policeesting protesters. came through, which is a lower bar police decidedytesters. came through, which is a lower bar police decided to s

like the tony morris". don't write it because i think this will win awards or become a bestseller or made into a movie that gets made and all of this. you don't know those things. the only thing you control is what you put on paper. right because it is something you enjoy, because it is a book you want to read, because it is something you haven't seen yet that you would love to see. write it because you will end up reading it a lot, trust me. you will read it so much and asked me questions about "the hate u give" and i'm like, what? i haven't read it since i put it out. but write it because it is something you enjoy and know that you may got -- get a lot of no's along the way. i say this as somebody who wrote this book originally 15 years ago, and it got over 300 rejections. this past week, i wrote it and rewrote it again in 2020 and it debuted at number one on the new york times best seller list. [applause] had i let those 300 no's deter me, it never would have happened. remember it only takes one yes. it

also joining us was more on tony blinken's role in all of this, with some breaking news, investigative reporter editor-in-chief of just the news.com, john solomon. you have news breaking. >> yes, sir. chairman jordan just reference it, an important piece of evidence. and an e-mail that the senior campaign adviser soon to be 2020, the secretary of state nominee, secretary of state in october 2020, he not only called micro to instigate or to trigger the letter that is the word that mike morell use, trigger, he later delivers the main payload of the letter. what is that? it is the one reference. in the letter that claims that russian does that laptop is russian disinformation. most of the letters uses some nice intelligence being -- this has the hallmarks of a russian information campaign. but russian information campaign can be something true that the russians just want to take advantage of. russian disinformation meaning the laptop is fake, false. and that one sentence that is put into that letter, the one sentence, the whole media, lobs onto comes from tony blinken when he sends the ar

speaking of toni morrison, of course, i remember the first time i ever saw toni in person.i mean, who doesn't that it was an event held at the main branch of the new public library celebrating, the publication of a new city lights edition of narrative of the life of frederick douglass, which includes two lectures on liberation by angela davis that night, angela and toni had an extended about what they called the three l's literacy, liberation and libraries, which me to the most important thing that all of us who understand the power and the potential of books have to confront now the atmosphere of intimidation and, the attempt to control what we're able to read. this is not the first time that those who seek power attempted to gain it by limiting access to knowledge and ideas. but this phase of book burning is something much more cynical and dangerous, and unfortunately more successful than what we've had to fight in the past. on one hand, it's gratifying to see how those who would seek ban books seem to understand the actual power they have to transform culture. but withou