the number rose to at least 25 as trent continued donating throughout the federal enforcement. although he abstained sex. trent had still testing every six months and had been providing fresh --, primarily to lesbian couples free of charge. since 2006. seeber said that because trent failed to provide his donations through a bank or clinic and hadn't had the extensive and expensive weekly testing and the mandatory six month freeze in quarantine of -- that all -- donors must complete. he was in violation of federal laws and regulations governing donation of biological tissue, yet wide evidence of even more prolific in operation today, the fda has not gone after a single -- donor since trent was forced to shut down personal operation more than a decade ago. now that freelance -- donation is exploding the agency will soon need to grapple with how and it plans to regulate growing form of reproductive activity among private americans. sievers sole foray into fray via trent's case, only served to raise an uncomfortable ethical and legal question for the agency, which may be the reason

trent's interpretation than is actually the law of the land in his home state of california. meaning that state one home in 70 isn't achieved sexually intimate partner status for any given recipient pair. unfortunately, fda held the trends assertions about how to define sexually intimate partner were merely an effort to skirt the issue. and in 2012, he was ultimately from donating unless and so he complied with fda requirements and obtained written permission from the agency. so we'll stop there. all right. let's give her a round of applause. ashley. first, perspiring right? i'm like ten months pregnant, basically. we also that you're pregnant. so i want open up this conversation one by stating i was very excited when i got the invitation interview you because one. i think i shared this with you backstage. i froze my eggs during the pandemic and so is something that is so important to me and that i really care about. and i never about the opportunity or even the possibility of, you know, having a -- and not going through a bank or fertility. so this was a very, very interesti

none of them, though, compared to the looks that trent was making. she says trent wasn't actually grumpy. he was pretty cool during the photo shoot. that's his face. that's just how he has his face resting. >> grumpy face. oh so adorable >> that was cute. now, like some like, people. like he's been here before. yeah, yeah, they've been here before. >> and what happened? >> what was the drama like? >> we to know it. >> and he hated cameras. >> trent. oh, my gosh, that's so sweet. >> all right. the dam cam this morning. we do have uh- solid deck of cloud cover out there this morning. but you do see sunshine awaits us this afternoon as we look at the day planner today. we have those clouds. this morning. we will find that cloud cover pretty much done. and out of here between 9 and 11 a.m. and that means the afternoon. it is a bright day. we'll also have some gusty winds by 4 p.m. those winds onshore between about 20 and 40mph. so temperatures today 1 or 2 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. your sunset today is at 8:24 p.m. so looking at your weather

trent. trent. grumpy. trent. bottom two. giants strike first. one in the right, two rbi double. and then brett wisely. how good has he been up the middle and through. makes it three nothing. giants caps the inning there blake snell making his second start since returning from the injured list. another rough outing for the prized offseason acquisition bounces a wild pitch. phillies tie the game there and they take the lead later in the inning. snell, a season high 90 pitches in four innings. ouch but the giants offense picked him up wisely, has nine hits in his last four games. this brings in yaz six for san francisco and then in the seventh, bases loaded for eliot ramos. he's playing good as well. ground ball up the middle and through. put two more on the board. giants win eight four. they start the homestand in the win column for us to succeed we got to get contributions everywhere. >> so you know wisely's been swinging great. and ramos since he's gotten here a little bit lower today in the lineup. you know yaz gets the first one double there.

that show. >> you can put me on will trent or the rookie?gular, antonia thomas, is back before the show says goodbye. >> not very good at keeping secrets. sean. i can't tell you. >> i think everyone's been so thrilled about, you know, about having having her back. she was such a big part of the show for so long and uh- and is also a dear friend. and so it's lovely to be able to work with her and see her again. >> you'll see the latest episode tonight at ten on abc seven in los angeles. george pennacchio, abc seven news and reminder abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. >> get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry biel, abc seven news at five is coming up next. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing

on trent, north kidsgrove and talk. >> that's that's the most important point.his country and that is fundamental and that shouldn't be compromised . however, there compromised. however, there should be limits on how you exercise that freedom of speech and how you choose to express yourself. you can express yourself. you can express yourself by writing a letter, by having placards, by posting on facebook. you don't necessarily need to express yourself by by marching on the streets of london every weekend for weeks, for months, and costing the metropolitan police £32 million. because at that point you're you're threatening national security people that actually need policing services are not able to access them because the police are tied up with these, with these protests, you can argue that there have been, salacious comments and abuse on both sides, but clearly the majority is from one side. you said that it's because there are more pro—palestinian protesters. fine, i recognise that, but you've had people like jewish business owners, for instance, that are not

. >> the season finale of will trent sees the team banding together to try and solve a series of casesilar markers linked the murders of several sex offenders. the fans love when will faith, angie and ormewood all work together, and so does faith's portrayer iantha richardson. >> it's like, oh, this is how you guys do it. like, oh, this is how you guys got it. it's really two different worlds, like me and ramona. eric and jake. but to bring it all together is so fun because they're just a hoot, and it's really fun to work with everyone. >> i don't know the suspicious sex offender death that is impossible. >> i've looked at every sex offender death in georgia in the last year. not georgia. >> six months ago, a long haul trucker was killed just over the border in alabama. maybe we trade my spectacular lead for a quote. >> i anther reveal that faith and luke's relationship also gets some attention. in this episode. you'll see her go through a series of emotions that leads her back to luke and to her safe space. >> i will say you won't want to miss it. you won't want to miss the things tha

trent kelly from our affiliate joins us with the breakdown. you, trent. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai. we are just hours away from revving up those engines here as we get ready for the third edition of the f1 miami grand prix, and that formula 1 fandom has taken over south florida over the past three days. hard rock stadium here behind me, of course, no stranger to hosting huge events, including the super bowl. now though it's home to another global event with the addition of this massive 3.7-mile formula 1 racetrack, and of course, the designers here just had to add their own miami flair. the course featuring a mock marina with full-sized yachts, as well as a private beach club. you can think of it, guys, as a small slice of south beach right here at the racetrack. several stars are in town as well. tom brady and ed sheeran, just to name a few of the big-name celebrities that have been spotted at those prerace parties that have been popping off all weekend long. but of course, no matter where you're watching from, all eyes today will

trent and ramone used to be my roommate, so i love that show.the good doctor. another former regular, antonia thomas, is back before the show says goodbye. >> not very good at keeping secrets. sean i can't tell you. >> i think everyone's been so thrilled about, you know, about having having her back. she was such a big part of the show for so long. and, and is also a dear friend. and so it's lovely to be able to work with her and see her again. >> you'll see the latest episode tonight at ten on abc seven in los angeles. george pennacchio, abc seven news. >> great show, great cast. yeah. >> two more. all right, let's get to the last check of our weather. >> yeah. meteorologist sandyha patel is here. >> sandy. yeah. and dan and umma is looking fantastic for tomorrow. let me show you live doppler seven. we do have fog near the coast already crossing the bay, and we're going to have our summer microclimates. even though it's spring 58 degrees tomorrow. and half moon bay, where the fog is going to be sitting, but 26 degrees warmer if you go all the w

a peasant msm and hopelessness among young people are a global trent. according to this, he has wealth, happiness report. the reports as the main reasons for this mental health crisis. ok . economic challenges like rising costs, unless security on the job market and such and see i'm anxiety. many other lessons a feeling on show and stress because of climate change. a political conflicts and social and technological, precious, social media can fuel a feeling of inadequacy and social comparison. at the same time, spending a lot of time on line collect the social isolation. according to their bolt, the consequences could be catastrophic if left on address one possible counts of measure, global social media reforms. take giants, of course, disagree, mensa, senior log book, a book set, and a statement, and a us congress hearing in january 2020 full mental health is a complex issue. and the existing body of scientific work has not shown causal link between using social media and young people having was mental health outcomes. still many studies world wide do

. >> the season finale of will trent sees the team banding together to try and solve a series of casesed the murders of several sex offenders. the fans love when will faith, angie and ormewood all work together, and so does faith's portrayer iantha richardson. >> it's like, oh, this is how you guys do it. like, oh, this is how you guys got it. it's really two different worlds, like me and ramona. eric and jake. but to bring it all together is so fun because they're just a hoot, and it's really fun to work with everyone. >> i don't know the suspicious sex offender death that is impossible. >> i've looked at every sex offender death in georgia in the last year. not georgia. >> six months ago, a long haul trucker was killed just over the border in alabama. maybe we trade my spectacular lead for a quote. >> i anther reveal that faith and luke's relationship also gets some attention. in this episode. you'll see her go through a series of emotions that leads her back to luke and to her safe space. >> i will say you won't want to miss it. you won't want to miss the things that lead her to her

times on the trent have been difficult this season. in december suggested a change in direction. but with their four—point deduction upheld on tuesday, they have headed slightly off course. the threat of relegation remains present, and nuno espirito santo wants focus to remain with matters on the pitch. we are all disappointed. we had the hope and the belief that, because we conquered that point on the pitch, we had the hope and again the belief that they can give us back, but the decision is over, so there's no point on speaking and continuing on this issue. this is the reality. this is what we have. this is what we have to face, and let's focus on ourselves, because it's in our hands. despite their deduction, for forest, the maths is simple. four points from six and they are safe, with one win likely to be enough due to their superior goal difference. should they slip up, though, a positive result for luton at west ham this weekend could set up a dramatic final day, as burnley welcome forest to turf moor. five points adrift of safety

viewers don't even get to see what the favorite would reach you, but actually look like in realize what trent originated in japan. the home of monga, japanese, which you was started appearing about a decade ago. today, the 10s of thousands of youtube is worldwide. how did this trend catch on? we spoke to creators and people behind the scenes in japan. this is e q who she 40 the pink space princess from a galaxy light years away. the v 2 were from japan has more than 50000 pounds on youtube alone. but as, as a standard when it comes to v tubers or fans don't know what you looks like in real life. the 2 birds use the motion, capture hardware and software to transfer the motions to their avatar that by bringing it to life, it cost you 40 started the tubing in 2021. she plays video games, does crafts previews, food and things for the creator. it's a full time job being a vi to where it is kind of a unique experience because you can connect with your audience in a personal way without viewing your personal information. um, my audience doesn't see my face, but they can see the way i move and react

along ukraine's northern bordeaux and has sent hundreds of civilians fleeing from a town that's on the trent. russian shilling had fet homes i believe, and took down a full shot. the residents here are picked one by one by the rescue teams. from on unsteady legs for them, the water has come to close. once again. lucian sports occupied progression. troops after the full scale invasion in february 2022. it was liberated that september and have been sporadically sent since then. of these days and nights something terrible is going on. may god protect us, you lie down and think whether they will kill you now or in an hour or 3. many are leaving, not knowing when and if they will return to their homes, smoke and roaming at the last memories that taking with them. we drove through 4 shots in the town, satisfied. i can't look at this without tears of the everything is shaking, visiting the system. we didn't sleep these 2 nights at all. russian for 5th happens slowly, but that is the pressure thing that you premium defense as you can see if it's fighting back, but it's submitted to send stipulated t

but certainly one issue that i think trent is going to discuss _ issue that i think trent is going toping he may he — discuss. obviously when xi jinping he may be were friendly to brush it they will_ he may be were friendly to brush it they will be pushing a slightly different message. but certainly in line with _ different message. but certainly in line with the russian strategy of of wearing _ line with the russian strategy of of wearing out ukraine to have peace proposal— wearing out ukraine to have peace proposal start to be floated to try and undermine especially european morale _ and undermine especially european morale it— and undermine especially european morale. it ties back to the us elections _ morale. it ties back to the us elections we discussed with the hope on the _ elections we discussed with the hope on the russian side but it may be stopped — on the russian side but it may be stopped installed this year and a change _ stopped installed this year and a change of administration macy a desire _ change of administration macy a desire to — change of administration macy a

trent. tonight on abc. >> me and you. >> once in a life. and you made me discover one of the stars above us. the 1 in 1,000,000 years. my life. you made me discover one of the stars above. but you know, this could be the beauty pageant of the entire year. >> i think it's playing out right now. right here in the big apple. >> is there a red carpet or purple carpet? should be. and what is everybody wearing? are the dogs leashes? leashes? yeah, i think they get off the leash. i'm not sure you're going to explain how this works, because hundreds of participants are hoping their pooch will be that 1 in 1,000,000 that will win best in show at this year's westminster kennel club dog show. so, danny, how does this work, i don't know what winners are. yeah i'm not really into how it works. >> i just find them very cute, which is why i will be there later today for the grand finale. but for now, let's see who will be competing for the top ribbon tonight from monday's groups. >> this is her newest young dog. >> the event that makes millions of people

why did the trent eight attack? the obama administration they've coddled around they have funneled tens of billions of dollars into the economy which of the incident military of iran for the largest state sponsored terror provides a support for groups like the trent eight, hezbollah, and hamas. iran the state sponsor of hamas by withholding weapons and showing itself to be the main protector of hamas. this is beyond outrageous. >> the administration said the biggest most destructive type of bomb that could potentially cause such horrible civilian casualties. do you buy that? >> are here and get some guidance systems for more precision bombs. who knows. i cannot trust anything the biden administration tells us how caution the american public to caution anything they tell them either. we simply do not know. it's a really bad sign is not good diplomacy. it's not good to be causing iran. it's certainly not to be the protector of hamas. we are supporting israel rather than doing everything then to accomplish in order to

trent alexander—arnold's cross found andy robertson, who teed up salah.vert. cody gakpo added a third before elliott would score the pick of the game's goals just before the hour mark. spurs would make it a nervy finish as richarlison and then son heung—min, on his 300th premier league appearance, both scored but liverpool held on dent spurs' hopes of the top four. it was a miserable day for west ham, who lost 5—0 at stamford bridge. chelsea's cole palmer scored his 21st goal of the season as his side dominated the match. mauricio pochetino's side has been criticised for a mediocre season, but this result puts them up to seventh in the league. goals from connor gallacher, noni madueke and two from nicolas jackson made it five. west ham down in ninth. nice win, keeping the same feeling from the last game here, thursday against nottingham. fantastic game. great performance. so pleased for the players and the staff, because they deserve to feel this way. so happy for them. they deserve the full credit. thousands of leicester fans have turned out to celebrate

. >> his name is trent, and little does he know, he's now taking the internet by storm with his adorable't think i've ever had a baby as expressive with as intense eye contact along with it. >> the woman behind the camera is lauren carson, the owner of drawing and light photography in cincinnati, ohio. she had no idea she'd be documenting social media history. >> it has been wild. i never in a million years would have guessed that it would have gone to this level. >> carson has been photographing newborns for a decade, but baby trent was a bit more of a challenge, something carson says his mom is used to. >> for him, it wasn't anything unusual that she had seen it before, so i think she was glad that we were able to document it. >> and now he's being documented all over social media. he is his own do not disturb sign. grumpy cat would approve. he's already at the get off my lawn stage. ha >> i love this look. you have been taken from a nice warm womb where it's, you know, nice and dark and here we have a light shining on you. i get his grumpiness, but isn't he the cutest grumpy face you'

he was the mp in stoke—on—trent from 2017—2019, in stoke—on—trent central.t of the stoke story historically. is there any local polling or evidence at the moment about what the key issues are going to be that people will decide their votes on? , . ., , , votes on? there is, clearly pottery is a hue votes on? there is, clearly pottery is a huge part _ votes on? there is, clearly pottery is a huge part of— votes on? there is, clearly pottery is a huge part of stoke-on-trent'sj is a huge part of stoke—on—trent�*s is a huge part of stoke—on—trent�*s is free. rishi sunak, the prime minister, was in stoke—on—trentjust this week, visiting a local pottery firm. he was talking to people there about the future and the way that energy will be used to support the potteries if he is re—elected. speaking to people over the last few months, there is a real sense of apathy here in stoke going forward to the next election. a lot of the things i'm hearing from the street are that people are either planning not to vote at all, to avoid election coverage entirely, and they are

why did the bnp rise in stoke on trent?labour party at that time, vacated the field and told white working class, predominantly british people that if you had an issue with immigration, you're a racist to sit in the corner and behave yourself. and i'll admit, it's very politically advantageous for you to be able to blame illegal immigration for all of society's ills , because then it distracts ills, because then it distracts you from your own failings and also conveniently gives you something to blame them on. education, education, education carlos sainz have gone up more falls. >> well, how could immigration make more potholes? it's not like fixed the kernel. >> why the kernel of the issue is that people from poor countries have heard they can freeload on the welfare systems of richer countries, including the united kingdom. some of us don't think that they should be allowed to get away with that , allowed to get away with that, because some of us think the whole welfare state, which i'd have thought the left should value,

. >> trent was actually more potent than the cyrus team from january to april of this year. san francisco seen more than 250 >> fatal drug overdoses. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> nearly 6 million fentanyl pills have been seized by california law enforcement agencies since january. according to governor gavin newsom's office in april alone. 2.3 million fentanyl pills were seized across the state. the work being done by the california national guard's counter drug task force which assists local and federal partners to take deadly fentanyl off the streets. in a statement, governor newsom says, quote, illegal fentanyl has no place in our neighborhoods. california is tackling this problem head on by holding drug traffickers accountable and increasing seizures while at the same time expanding access to substance abuse treatment options and providing lifesaving affordable reversal reversal medicine to californians statewide and quote, oakland fire officials say they have figured out the origin of this fire that tore through a >> lumber warehouse. the fire was sunday at the economy.

look, i've always said to people in stoke on trent, whether you like everything i say or how i say thingsctually know who i am. and what i stand for, and everyone i speak to goes. that is a very refreshing stance. and that's why people who have personalities, who are willing to put their neck on the line, do end up getting a lot of support. that's why your churchill's got big majority in the past, attlee, even blair, because he actually had a personality and connected with him. the thing is, i really want to emphasise that is, i do think that some of these groups that do like to look into maybe more the right wing of politics. okay are not going to be after this quy- are not going to be after this guy. they have a blind spot when it comes to george galloway's kind of politics. i do not think there's going to be a huge amount of scrutiny if he's stunning someone in every single seat, there are going to be some fruit, there are going to be some. there are going to be some really fruity characters there with a with an unbelievable track record. right. i can't tell you who they are right now,

i talked to your bloom in trent farming is threatening to go bust sion farmer shiver started with a small farm and over the years has a girl in his operations took up a hundreds of acres like the land. however, with every year his incentive to continue is shrinking money making him fond of somebody. you know, some of that is that on the, the get is that even i to assume bombing was to make more money. what and i wanted to on more than 30 percent across the board of the industry used to generate great coverage. but everyone in the business what i'm quite dropping you an investment in no time they get to do the selling of extreme fairly added cost. and that is if everything goes both directly through the year, because i, you know, even me a 100. well, some of the gotta tell him the thing of the biggest reason for falling profits insurance funding is fish meals. it is a common form of feed used in eco cultural worldwide made bulky from excess sketch, etc. but often from fish caught specifically for making fish meals. while demand does exploded, the amount of fish in the oceans has reduced co

and i've been the river trent.g to them about how they're spending spending this unique, glorious spell, having some drinks and some food on the river. >> and then we're going to go for some pizza and enjoy the sunshine and give the dog a nice long walk so he can chill for the rest of the day. >> i'll just go for a stroll now, maybe a few beers in a bit. >> it's nice to get out . >> it's nice to get out. >> obviously, as you can see, it's not going to last long. i don't think lovely day for it. >> got plenty of water, keep me hydrated. having a few beers later, getting out by the embankment, enjoying the sunshine. it feels like it's the first good weather we've had about five months, so making the most of it. i think you do have to enjoy it when you can, and we only get a few days. it seems like we only get a few days each yeah like we only get a few days each year. oh, it's a ripper of day. >> the sun's out, yeah. get your guns out. all that sort of stuff. but yeah, making the most of it. yeah. i'm from australia

oh, my god, who is the last place you'd expect of trent sitting by a friend to come from? but that's exactly what the criteria and dan have done with the head made bicycles the election, reinventing the wheel. one way we'll set the top models and standing out said to captivate that same n t z. and let's go back face to find out how the feelings before they race the space because the new t beautiful. thank you so much hope you pay for so and i don't know, i think just confidence and just knowing no knowing your it and just killing is on the run rates for sure. like this is just a lot of parental favorite ation. that goes into it. you know, because everything else is sorted out for us. so we just go into wifi, if we have to do as to and void the do with sir. wow. they say session week, what influential impact does it have? so it's a session with it exposes, do a lot to the modeling industry, you know, these so many designers here and then to get the opportunity to be on the stage like this. you know, it says it's, it's really warming so hard to be able to broad cost to atten

in march 2015, it is about eight complaint raised by the sub—postmaster at the ashton on trent sub—postate your help, this complaint simply shouldn't have reached me. it is my understanding that the embassy and chesterfield are supposed to be on the alert for any calls that relate to missing money and especially any that relate to the sparrow themes, of which is clearly one and ensure they are dealt with. ie, i understood there was an urgent escalation process in place so we avoided unnecessary additional noise or reference to two horizon. as all the investigations have shown problems to be mostly branch operational issues rather than the system. what was the basis of your understanding, that there was an urgent escalation process in place at the embassy and or chesterfield? —— and bsc. at the embassy and or chesterfield? -- and bsc— at the embassy and or chesterfield? -- and bsc. . . , -- and bsc. there were some changes that have been — -- and bsc. there were some changes that have been put _ -- and bsc. there were some changes that have been put in _ -- and bsc. there were some chang

no one can change that mega trent, and the pendant has the talked about whether the united states will send troops to defend taiwan. it is a logical scene, decent illegal. why? why should the united states get involved in the resurrected single wall between the 2 sides of the pie was the street. the united states will have no spending to fight on one side of the civil war against the other side of the civil war. why should the united states spill the blood? all the might be the soul just full achieving taiwanese independence. a meanwhile war installed, you know, the battle, i think, is the album based on monitoring bench. it is that impatient not the civil war? sorry you are now using, i mean the, to the one trying the use of the papers. it's not a aggressive one can do to another. it will be a civil war. it won't be like present lending goods. no, i guess. but come for the ratio is loved more between 2 countries, probably why we'll know about the top of the independent separate country. okay, i'm going to jump in here. thanks very much guys, and then i'll hang on to say, i want to go

but it's also defending the am it chinese who are exposed to the us, trent and the us would love to see russia defeated, defend the lesson, and the message to try that is also defending all the south. below that is very much willing to detach itself from the us. so if it is weighted quite a why the war, what russia is doing today is saying, denver of, of me that does come to the red lines. and if you really are escalating beyond what the strategic patient can allow, then i'm going to defend yourself with other weapons that the weapons that have been so far use to. all right, now what are you reading into the timing of this decision? whether it comes from several of provocation from friends, that is a nuclear country, that is really challenging russia and the same you saying we are going to send troops, we all sending troops and we're going to fight the restaurant. and it's good. i think i might be repeating countries, the gathering of whole said that no many countries in europe, yes. have the appetite to join my home in hays city adventure more although we have the americans who are ver

so given the fact that the president of trent adage, they're trying to push forward maybe the relations between the 2 countries and also with the, as of the population or the community. and you have on him very big and, and how they have a very big voice in the country. okay. awesome. thank you so much. the, that's $1400.00 gmc, for those of you just joining us. recovering breaking news out of iran. i'm the helicopter carrying uranium presidents, but i came to the easy as well as the foreign minister has gone missing in bad weather conditions. and the north of the country presidente that ac was reportedly on his way to the city of companies in northern iran. that's near the border and president of the ac was in the region to inaugurate a down and also to hold talks with her as everybody's on a president. we have russell sars are joining us from the, the rainy and capital to her on rest. so what are you hearing at this hour, as well as of now is now confirmed that they had to go up there that was carrying the president of iraq had of the government in this company. the 2nd man in command

whether it will be cromwell, it will be fine when it sets up, no one can change that mega trent and the parameters that talked about whether the united states will send troops to defend taiwan. it is a logical inc, decent in legal. why? why should the united states get involved in the resurrected single wall between the 2 sides of the pie was the street. the united states will have no study to find on one side of the civil war against the other side of the civil war. why should the united states spill the blood, all the amount of his soul just fall, achieving taiwanese independence? a meanwhile war insult would you think the battery was the elbow piece of monitoring bench? it? is that impatient not the civil war? sorry, you are now using. i mean the, to the one trying the is the, on the papers, it's not aggressive of one country to another. it will be a civil war which will be like press lending goods or against the configuration is locked more between 2 countries. probably while we'll know about the top of the independent separate country. okay, i'm going to jump in here. thanks very m

and we see that trent in russia to uh, to some extent, because uh, the source of the grace, patriotic war, has been resurrected the during this complex. and i know this is one of your preferred subjects of study the soviet period. the, during the, or rather the soviet involvement in the 1st world wars. how do you think uh those uh, past experiences are affecting what's going on today between russia and the west, both militarily on the battlefield and in terms of propaganda and messaging, there was a little bit talk in the west uh, in the, even into the early 2 thousands like, you know, the russian army was outdated and even within russia there was this idea that it was updated. there were obviously then it was the just, i'm extend and that there were, those are where the reform started at the end of in sort of 2008, 2009 period. and, you know, you know, in a way rushed to the restroom for us to stop, to, to move multiple, just sort of west and model of the more nimble of forces capable of dealing with the terrorist threats. you know, smaller units getting rid of divisions of one point