few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this -- this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but s

or globe trotters steve visited an ancient desert town in iran. of course we show you how to celebrate in the biggest party tent at the october fest. of course when you go to the october first you want to look the part traditional costumes are really popular during october fest. for. women have during those and the men have for leather pants who was. in the lead a little holes is special of course so do you only see them at october first or will you see them at the office to watch. that in that if you own it. well in this region later hosen are just worn for special events. and tourists like to wear them to get into the swing of things in october fest. but the but for us they're just a pair of trousers would wear on an ordinary day. alex alex i think it's too tight they're supposed to be yeah isn't it too small and he took you know it's not too small and you just have to get used to the feeling of it given him either leather is a material that has some give to keep he does it so i think now if you can't fasten a second button there it is no proble

trotter jr. busting through the line. the sack. is he going to do the ax man.o. >> downing town east taking on number five coats ville. another heavy weight battle. eight seconds left in the game. leaping grab for the touch down. coat ville 38-27. let's go to on the road. the ball not for long. this lands right into the open arms of. pick six. rock prep charter taking on south philly. first half prep with a short punt. scooping it up, and he's going to take it to the house. all southern this one. 50-6. match up here with washington and. going deep for donald coal. coal, making it look easy. nice. right passed the dfs defense. but not enough. 40-12. washington township hosting cherokee. showing off some speed. heading down the side loin. untouched into theened zone. cherokee wins 31-16. over brook calling his own number here. playing a catch me if you can. and they can't. over brook wins 44-22. timber creek. leery tosses the rock over the top to jordan gnash. the go ahead score. timber creek 36 had the 19. in the air now. s skylights. punting to mor ris town. ke

globe trotters the painter sends us sunny regards from allentown to take in spring. and our e-mail of the week shows india in all its colorful glory. and birthplace of the reformation my first stop is the market square which has always been the heart of this charming little town in saxony on out. and five centuries on martin luther refined the maps has changed much the townhome likewise dates back to the sixteenth century and features both renaissance and late got the government when luther lived here it was currently being rebuilt also overlooking the square is the town church of st mary where luther held many sermons and instead of latin he had the audacity to preach in german. pretty sure the view from up there will be spectacular. you know and i think. right. one hundred ninety two steps. from up here you can see how small the back actually is back in luther's times only about two thousand people lived here today the town is about sixty thousand and happens. you know visit to a bit back is complete without a snapshot of all scenes church one of the town's top tou

our globe trotters steve finish visited yas an ancient desert town in iran. and of course we show you how to celebrate in the biggest party tent at the october fest. of course when you go to the october first if you want to look the part traditional costumes are really popular during october fest. for. women have during those and the men head for leather pants. and the needle a little holes that is special of course so do you only see them at october first or will you see them at the office to watch. that in that if you want to. well in this region later hose and aren't just worn for special events. of interest like to wear them to get into the swing of things in october fest. but the but for us they're just a pair of trousers would wear on an ordinary day that. alex alex i think it's too tight they're supposed to be yeah isn't it too small and he took no notice not too small and you just have to get used to the feeling of it given him the eva leather is a material that has some give to keep he does it so i think now if you can fasten a second button there it

while i eat that fish it's time for you to check out a new episode from our globe trotters the finnish during his trip to iran he visited the desert town of yes which by the way has belonged to unesco's world heritage sites since two thousand and seventeen. welcome to this that we just arrived and yes and it's ever so explosive and it does a lot of folks first start with some tea and lunch in the traditional stream that's. one of the first things you should do is walk through the old town and just discover this maze of the desert city. thank. god thank god we've had i was i was. i am next steve jamey mosque which dates back to the fourteenth century and has i used minarets and all of your grandma. gave thanks. for the. people you were wondering why those minerals are so high and it is because they were used to kind of like lighthouses so people were using them to would never get their way through the desert and he's going to have if you're searching for green spots to visit india asked then you should check out this three hundred year old the old adage about garden. of her show. you ca

like presidents trump and many of the fans have some success in their rejection of the players' trotters but we have to say that the controversy is from far from over and that's the underlying problem a feeling of racial injustice among many african-american. remains unresolved there's a lot going on sounds like we have not heard the last of it alexander phenomenon at a raven stadium in baltimore thanks so much. in sunday's bundesliga action byron shaky start of the season continued against here to berlin with interim coach willie sack placing sacked predecessor carlo ancelotti in the dugout fire raced into an early leave thanks to a mats hummels header on ten minutes robert love and doubled barnsley just after half time but the defending champions failed to close out the game or lose scored twice within five minutes through. and selman kolo to snatch a comeback or two and draw. here's a look at the rest of the results from this weekend's bonus league imagines in sunday's late match life stage defeated struggling cologne earlier in the day freiburg beat hoffenheim three two as we saw in

and we check in with globe trotters steve hamish as he travels around patagonia. is much more than just a city landmark it symbolized the city like nothing else it can be seen from miles away and lets the locals know even when there's snow on the freeway coming home. by the way it even has a house number. but it's a magnet for tourists to the cathedral isn't just colognes most visited site it holds the record in all of germany six million visitors every year they on to something. the cathedral is a mountain of stone one hundred sixty thousand tons it's more than seven hundred years old that's almost how long it took to build it. this has been a unesco world heritage site since one thousand nine hundred ninety six. on a guided tour intreated look at the treasury and places that are otherwise to visitors. the tours are sold out months in advance. but it's also nice just to sit inside the cathedral and let this. space work its magic on you. you can also go to the top of the tower. was the nicest rooftop terrace in cologne and good weather you can see all the way to b

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globe trotters sends us money or guides from sri lanka. and in our email we take to the paragliding bakery. i'm on my way to buy. book castle high above eyes and this is where martin luther translated the new testament into german between fifteen twenty one and fifteen twenty two. it's a climb. but if you run out of breath don't worry along the way you'll find fifteen panels with information about luther the perfect excuse for a little break. luther was quite the phrase monger many of his sayings still apply today. bill where of cats that lift you when you're looking but scratch you when you're not i kind of doubt he was really talking about cats there of course when he was really talking about were hypocrites backstabbers. i've made it bought a book castle it's almost a thousand years old and a unesco world heritage site. it played an important role in martin luther's life it's where he took refuge when he was declared an outlaw protected by the thick castle walls he translated the bible before that he spent a lot of time on the road. thi

while i eat that fish it's time for you to check out a new episode from our globe trotters the finished during his trip to iran he visited the desert town of yasith which by the way has belonged to unesco's world heritage sites since two thousand and seventeen. welcome to this that we just arrived in the us and in this episode explore the city and it does a lot of folks first start with some tea and lunch and a traditional story that's it's. one of the first things you should do is walk through the old town and just discover this maze of the desert city. next. the jam a mosque which dates back to the fourteenth century and has the highest minarets in all of iraq i was the big thank. god that. you were wondering why those minarets are so high it is because they were used to kind of like lighthouses so people were using them to never get their way through the desert because. if you're searching for green spots to visit india asked then you should check out this three hundred year old old adage about garden. schticks to. believe you can see those structures all over yes they are so called

check this out, like father like son, jeremiah trotter jr. busting through the line with a sack.he going to do the axe? no, he doesn't. prep down 28-14. philly.com's number four team downingtown taking on number five coatesville. another heavyweight battle. coatesville down by a point, ricky ortega floating it into the end zone. leaping catch for the touchdown. coatesville beats east 38-27. let's go to roxborough. edison on the road, they have the ball. not for long. this lands in the open arms of roxborough's pick six, 50-0. prep charter taking on south philly. first half now prep short punt, southern's samuels scooping it up and he is gone. taking it to the distance. all southern in this one. they win it 50-6. washington and olney, cameron looking deep for donald cole and donald cole making it look easy blazing past that olney defense. not enough though, olney wins 40-12. washington township hosting cherokee. cherokee's ryan burk showing off his speed. look at that heading down the sideline. untouched into the end zone at this point. cherokee wins it 31-16. we're sticking in ne

calls new york but he's a globe trotter whose works are displayed around the world six decades of photos graced the walls of this gallery. do you plan your works or leave them to chance. it helps to be like a plant i rarely plan my pictures i'm really a fly by profession i walk around and try to see and discover things it's a matter that yields a fair bit of disappointment because i don't arrange anything. that. purpose started taking pictures when he was sixteen and soon realized he was more interested in people than in formal composition. his images are like short stories they speak of an unmanipulated found reality that's been captured in seemingly simple clear cut images. hamburg nine hundred fifty five children play in the bombed out city. seventy eighty percent of my pictures happened by chance. in one nine hundred seventy three east and west germany signed an agreement allowing a few selected journalist take part in an exchange. and his wife and journalist spent four very intense years in communist east berlin. only the iron curtain separated the two countries life years seemed ve

du bois and trotter all of them did not want the film to be shown. so there was the internal debate do we really want censorship? this is not the abstract academic question because they are directly responsible for the rebirth of the kkk. mottashed i'd be able to say this but it is about lynching black people if you have hierarchal society even civil liberties can be deployed to be reinforced. if you want to know the history we would know that. and that is apparent to west. are they in favor of the first amendment? of course you are. so everything else is a healthy democracy summarized your point so the city of charlottesville request everything they could this is not a matter of free speech but intimidating the public and knock down three times in court and then when they got together they gather around so anyone if there is an inkling of how anti-a democratic it has been so all i say is we should be mindful of democracy. [applause] >> day you trust young people as a whole to be self regulated? to take those steps because you cannot trust society to

while i eat that fish it's time for you to check out a new episode from our globe trotters the finished during his trip to iran he visited the desert town of yasser which by the way has belonged to unesco's world heritage sites since two thousand and seventeen. welcome to this that we just arrived yes and it's ever so explosive and there's a lot of folks first start with some tea and lunch and a traditional story that's it's. one of the first things you should do is walk through the old town. and just discovered this maze of the desert city. i. was i had. a when. i was i was. the next steve jam a mosque which dates back to the fourteenth century and has the highest minarets in all of iran by a. wave. thank. you all wondering why those minerals are so high it is because they were used to kind of like lighthouses so people were using them to never get their way through the desert just ahead if you're searching for green spots to visit india asked then you should check out this three hundred year old old adage about garden. vosh. you can see those structures all over yes they are so called

charles: ford o'connell and gayle trotter.a couple of battles going upon weren't republican party and for the heart and soul and a new direction. you have the main stream media and democrats throwing barbs at this, saying it's ethno-centric. what do you make of it. >> everybody is going to try to read the tea leaves from the results of this election. i predict people will take it and spin it the way they want it, however the election comes out, to say their side won this. virginia is a battleground state. northrop has ties to the economy and it's an unusual seat in that regard. charles: we could say one conclusion you could draw is gillespie changing fact and adropght a donald trumpesque strategy has served shim well, 3r506ing there may be a big per market for that than the traditional republican talking points. ford * i think the republicans need to adopt new tactics. dr. northam is a favorite. whoever has controlled the white house has lost the gubernatorial race with one exception with terry mcauliffe. republicans are 1-9 i

eagles hall of famer jeremiah trotter. the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> in other news this morning two men are fighting for their lives following what investigators are calling a brutal stabbing in logan. they found the men with a number of stab wounds. officers rushed them both. no arrest in this case. the 16-year-old accused of shooting and killing two other teenaged boys in south philadelphia will remain in jail. yesterday a judge denied bail for brandon olivieri. his lawyer is promising a legal fight this isn't over. olivieri was officially charged with killing salvator dinubile and caleer miller. prosecutors plan to try him as an adult. friends of the victims tell us they are still stunned that an argument turned into a double murder. >> i just can't believe. he was such a good kid. hundreds of people who tried to get into the fun could only sign the guest book outside. >>> a neighbor is being praised for saving lives during a row home fire in north philadelphia. a real hero. neighbor vince brown s

in 1915 when the birth of a nation was released, web du bois and the naacp and william monroe trotter, the civil rights leader, all of them wanted the film to not be shown. in the naacp which was a fledgling organization just a few years old there was an internal debate saying to we want censorship? this was not an abstract academic question? the birth of a nation was directly responsible for the rebirth of the ku klux klan. this is not a should i be able to say this, it is directly related to lynching black people and saying when you have a hierarchical society, even civil liberties can be deployed in ways that reinforce that hierarchy. if we want to know the history of the century we would know that. if we look at the history of the century that would be apparent to us. when we say are you in favor of the first amendment, of course you are but i also think are we in favor of everything else we call a healthy democracy, to answer your point, when they saw charlottesville, the city of charlottesville requested, tried everything they could to prevent the gathering from happening. it is

with me rnc spokeswoman caylee machen and he and senior fellow gayle trotter editorial writer writerthe diplomat and you've got your hands full these days. the eclipse don't stop and it feels like the division is going to hurt the agenda. >> i don't think it will end the proof of that is look at last week the senate came together with 51 votes. they passed the budget and we found out the house is going to take this up vote on it right away. the bill is not going to conference which is paving the way for tax reform so were comes to result we had to fight with obama obamacare repeal and replace that we are back on track. we have to come together because we have a shared agenda that we have to pass for the american people. charles: that was a diplomat. i wouldn't call the failure of health care reform a slight blip but having said that and i wouldn't be too confident or about the tax reform or tax cuts making it through without serious saber rattling. >> i agree with you charles and when you look at what's happening between mccain and mcconnell in steve bannon its sibling rivalry. the b

so it's pig trotters with black vinegar. and this is my mom's recipe.y liang, daughter geraldine, and sons paul and wayne. the family behind long running, much loved eating house keng eng kee seafood in the alexandria village neighborhood. and your parents met in the restaurant business? >> paul: yes. we only knew about this story when we get older and the media start to interview them, "oh, that's how they knew each other." we are typical chinese, they never talk about how they met. no. >> anthony: in the beginning when they were working at your moth's parents' restra and then in the beginning of their eating housew many hours a day did they work? and how many days a week, how many days vacation? >> geraldine: 12 hours per day. and then he gets one day off every two weeks. >> anthony: that's hard. thank you, that's fantastic. wow, that's good. choy has been making this dish for decades. pig's feet cooked slowly in black vinegar, ginger, dried chilies and assam. chop chae is a hainanese family favorite, cabbage and glass noodles stir fried with bean cur

globe trotters painter sends us sunny regards from sri lanka. and in our email we take to the air paragliding in baker star. i'm on my way to botch book castle high above eyes and this is where martin luther translated the new testament into german between fifteen twenty one and fifteen twenty two. it's a deep climb. but if you run out of breath don't worry along the way you'll find fifteen panels with information about luther the perfect excuse for a little break. luther was quite the phrase monger many of his sayings still apply today. bill where of cats that lick you when you're looking but scratch you when you're not i kind of doubt he was really talking about cats there of course when you is really talking about were hypocrites and backstabbers. i made it but book castle it's almost a thousand years old and a unesco world heritage site. it played an important role in martin luther's life it's where he took refuge when he was declared an outlaw protected by the thick castle walls he translated the bible before that he spent a lot of time on

. >> jeremiah trotter benson" was amazing show. >> and he made history in the comedy category. or something like that and on "benson" and came governor. >> yes. >> it was amazing show. >> cool. >> robert giam. thanks so much, robert guillaume. >> remember "benson." >> i was one when it came out. >> partly sunny conditions cooler day. 5 washington. and we are going to be doing breezes out of north and west. you can see those northwest at 8. pleasant late october feel with temperatures ten cooler than yesterday. upper level low he across the great lakes deliveries cooler air and for the next couple days. wednesday, thursday, friday, and warm-up sga before rain arrives sunday. halloween looks great, erin. >> yes. sorry kevin and i were talking about a movie. halloween looks exciting too. i finished "la la land" i fell asleep the first watched it and i actually liked it. moving on to traffic now. south 270 montrose road traffic blocking left sho shoulder. we have another crash closer to 28. give yourself extra time. we're seeing volume because of that. 70 to 121 improved. shady gro

check this out, like father like son, jeremiah trotter jr. busting through the line with a sack.s he going to do the axe? no, he doesn't. prep down 28-14. philly.com's number four team downingtown east taking on number five coatesville. another heavyweight battle. coatesville down by a point, ricky ortega floating it into the end zone. leaping catch for the touchdown. coatesville beats east 38-27. let's go to roxborough. edison on the road, they have the ball. not for long. this lands in the open arms of roxborough's lamar wilkes pick six, 50-0. prep charter taking on south philly. first half now prep short punt, southern's samuels scooping it up and he is gone. taking it to the distance. all southern in this one. they win it 50-6. washington and olney, cameron looking deep for donald cole and donald cole making it look easy blazing past that olney defense. not enough though, olney wins 40-12. washington township hosting cherokee. cherokee's ryan burk showing off his speed. look at that heading down the sideline. untouched into the end zone at this point. cherokee wins it 31-16.

eagles hall of famer jeremiah trotter. and then "eagles game plan." the official station of the philadelphia eagles. steve and i will see you right back here at 9:00 for a half hour of news and weather. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> i shouldn't have let you leave. not just because of all the beautiful things you said. i shouldn't have let you leave because that's not what we do. that's not who we are. that's not us. i know that, that's not us. >> a theme from the current second season of the water cooler hit nbc show "this is us." there is just something about that show, the very mention of "this is us" causes people to clutch their hearts and to s

check this out, like father like son, jeremiah trotter jr. busting through the line with a sack.s he going to do the axe? no, he doesn't. prep down 28-14. philly.com's number four team downingtown east taking on number five coatesville. another heavyweight battle. coatesville down by a point, ricky ortega floating it into the end zone. leaping catch for the touchdown. coatesville beats east 38-27. let's go to roxborough. edison on the road, they have the ball. not for long. this lands in the open arms of roxborough's lamar wilkes pick six, 50-0. prep charter taking on south philly. first half now prep short punt, southern's samuels scooping it up and he is gone. taking it to the distance. all southern in this one. they win it 50-6. washington and olney, cameron looking deep for donald cole and donald cole making it look easy blazing past that olney defense. not enough though, olney wins 40-12. washington township hosting cherokee. cherokee's ryan burk showing off his speed. look at that heading down the sideline. untouched into the end zone at this point. cherokee wins it 31-16.

in 1915 when birth of a nation was released, w.e. 3w6789 due boys and the naacp and william monroe trotter, the civil rights leader, all of them wanted this film to not be shown. and within the naacp even, which was a fledgling organization then just a few years old, there was an internal debate saying do we really want censorship? this was not a abstract, academic question. because birth of a nation was directly responsible for the rebirth of the ku klux klan x. this is not a, you know, should i be able to say this, it is directly related to these sources about lynching black people. and saying that when you have a hire hierarchical society, even civil liberties can be deployed in ways that reinforce that hierarchy. if we wanted to know the history of this country, we would know that. if we were willing to look at the history of this country, that would be apparent to us. and so when we're saying, you know, are you in favor of the first amendment, of course you are. but i also think that are we in favor of everything else that contributes to what we call a healthy democracy. so to answer

[ cheers and applause ] tariq trotter right here. we're about to play a game of "catchphrase."d a a partner. and we found a good one. ♪ you can see him in the new season of "curb your enthusiasm" on hbo. he has a new book called "the book of leon: philosophy of a a fool." give it up for j.b. smoove! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good luck. good luck. >> jimmy: thank you. good luck. >> hi. >> jimmy: good luck. good luck. alright now -- >> how are you? >> jimmy: j.b. now -- >> you two, good luck too. >> jimmy: good luck. >> thank you. >> jimmy: here we go. now j.b., you're going to start the game by pressing start on this buzzer and drawing a clue from the top of the pile. you have to get your teammate to guess the clue as quickly as possible. then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right. you can make every physical gesture and say whatever you want but you can't say any word in the actual clue. if you are holding the buzzer when it goes off, your team loses the round. we play three rounds. let's take our positions. j.b., you're there. jessica, you're all the way -- all th

jim trotter, espn. >> i don't know where you are. reporter: middle right here. you said you want the players to stand. there is no change to the game operations manuel. what happens if a owner still feels that he can discipline a player for taking a knee, what response will we see from the league if that were to happen? >> jim, we just had two days of conversations with our owners of which, this was a fair amount of the conversation. and i think, i think our clubs all see this the same way. we want our players to stand. we'll continue to encourage them to stand. we'll continue to work on these issues in the community. we'll address issues, i can't deal with hypotheticals right now. we'll deal with those issues if they come up. for us right now, that is our focus. reporter: roger, over here. at this point what have your sponsors and networks said to you about this issue and what do you feel the effect is on your business right now of this -- >> mark, we had a report on that. we know how possible lar for the licensees. we all share that. we are in great contact wi

. >> thank you, roger, jim trotter, espn. >> i don't know where you are, jim. >> right here in the middle. you want the players to stand and there's been no change to the game operations manual. my question is what happens if an owner who still feels that he can discipline a player for taking a knee, what response will we see from the league if that were to happen? >> jim, we just had two days of conversations with our owners of which this was a fair amount of the conversation and i think our clubs all see this the same way, that we want our players to stand. we're going to continue to encourage them to stand and we're going to continue to work on these issues in the community. we'll address issues -- i can't deal with hypotheticals now. we'll deal with those issues if they come up. for us, that's our focus. >> roger, at this point what have your sponsors and the networks said to you about this issue? what do you feel the effect is on your business right now of this entire -- >> mark, we had a report on that, too. we know how important it is to our sponsors, our partners, our license lice

jim trotter here, espn. right here in the middle. middle, right here. you said you want the players to stand and there's been no change to the game operations manual. my question is, what happens if an owner who still feels that he can discipline a player for taking a knee, what response will we see from the league if that were to happen? >> well, jim, we just had two days of conversations with our owners, of which this was a fair amount of the conversation, and i think our clubs all see this the same way, that we want our players to stand, we're going to continue to encourage them to stand, and we're going to continue to work on these issues in the community. we'll address issues. i can't deal with hypothetical issues right now. we'll deal with those issues when they come up, but for us right now, that's our focus. >> roger, roger, over here. at this point, what have your sponsors and the network said to you about this issue? what do you feel the effect is on your business right now of this -- >> mark, we have a report on that, too. listen, we know how

jim trotter here espn >> i don't know where you are. >> right here. in the middle.ht here you said you want the players to stand and there's been no change to the game operations manual. my question is what happens if an owner who still feels that he can discipline a player for taking a knee, what response will we see from the league if that were to happen? >> well, jim, we just had two days of conversations with our owners of which this was a fair amount of the conversation, and i think -- i think our clubs all see this the same way. we want our players to stand we're going to continue to encourage them to stand and we will continue to work on these issues in the community. we'll address issues i can't deal with hypotheticals right now and we'll deal with issues as they come up, but for us, right now, that's our focus. >> roger, over here. >> at this point, what have your sponsors and the networks said to you about this issue and what do you feel the effect is on your business right now of this -- >> mark, we had a report on that, too. listen, we know how important

trotters. we'll be right back. d >>> and good morning. it's 8:27.e six north bay fires. officials say at least 17 people have died statewide. 1 1 from from from from from mendocino, two from napa and one from yuba county. >>> we are still looking at heavy traffic in a lot of areas, but that air quality is better so far today, anyway, than what it was 24 hours ago. starting to see a little bit of thinning on the left side of the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have any crashes there but still trying to bounce back from not one but two crashes on the san mateo bridge. all lanes back open, one hour five hadn'ts. i definitely suggest using the dumbarton instead. >> the air is much better right now. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. >>> spare the air continues all throughout today into tomorrow possibly through friday. nor