u. s. are financing the romans trip to washington, so he can meet with lawmakers on capitol hill. it's critical for us to convey the message that time is running out. and we have to be vocal and we have to act. and we need them to stand with us to express this message on the senate floor to ensure that people do not forget that there are still over 200 people i live that can still be saved today tomorrow. if i could speak with you then right now and to deliver a message to her, it's clear that the 1st thing that i would tell her is that the gift from her daughter is a life and the brave. after that she has done and to run away into gave, guessing to her husband alone was worth while and given his safe and happy and secure with the fact that the holocaust memorial museum guilty roman lays out the connections between that and now our family story comes from what we're seeing here from the other kids that my grandmother, my german grandmother, meant to run away just a day after the semester. so all of our family except from her brother died there. and she told us how important it is

u. s. a depicts, are running the gals of war spills over into court as a loss can on to the lawsuit against the media watchdog hoover a controversy on his ex. tough when we discussed the center would be the expert interview on must choose this to say yeah. the jews that say hey, white people, what the hell is that mean? if ever you don't like something trying to pull off the wherever you're catching the program from today. across the world, welcome to moscow on the global user up here on our teachers. we begin in southern gals that were dozens of palestinians have reportedly been killed by is really are a strikes on the city of can you this the many more victims are believed to be trapped under the rubble of collapse buildings following subsidies of sold locals. the volunteer medic so sifting through the mediums these really military has been telling civilians to evacuate from the city ahead of and then pending a sort of list by previously claiming that southern guns that was safe for refugees who fled from the idea of and based on the field canadian listing him during this month for a few

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key. a lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe at the foreign leader while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling biden's soft on china and blaming china for all of america as was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pack? well, only time we'll tell they will not on our to san francisco for that's all for now to be sure to check out. com for all of the latest breaking news and updates. and in the meantime, see if i can. yeah, the, to take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shepherd, reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians fixtures, design to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion goin

they are suffering from the, you know, export control of their cut off from u. s. technology, but also west and west us. right now they are holding back their money. i'm the international companies, they are pointing out their profit from the chinese market. so seating thing has a lot of incentives to, you know, repair it. it's tice with um, um the u. s, so you can see that the community and the numbers um, just several years ago, a china was basically on a trajectory to a bypass the u. s. in terms of gdp in terms of absolute numbers. now that seems rather unlikely. um, the china, china has slipped down to just 64 percent of the u. s. level of gdp. so that is really very key, but even more essentially, i think also in china you have an increasing amount of experts, the intellectual, it's academics who say that a wall between those 2 countries could be more likely. and we have to be careful. and i think for this, you know, communication and a higher level of communication is essential to prevent any further escalation. you know, janelle, the dispute over taiwan was

for the thousands of palestinian prisoners who are being held in his rarely jails talks on all being conducted with the help of the countries. like the u. s. costs are in egypt. in october, as rarely forces rescued, one hostage for others were released by him. i was in what was presented by the militant group as an act of goodwill. no official statements have been made about further progress. if any, this is there due to bringing back these features and the needs of a theme less bringing back soon and 30 days. it's too much bring them. oh no. that is the general name of the public campaign launched in these row and spread far beyond its borders. the faces of the hostages on squares and bus stops on banners and posters at every corner and on every shop window. in 40 days, thousands of people have taken to the streets, protesting, chanting, and singing. they say they want to give a voice to those who can not speak of tv. this recent riley has spilled onto one of the country's main highways. the cars could hardly move through the crowd, because i was driving by express. nothing but embassy and solidarity. people are marching under the sun. a

u. s. companies, us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this, or is this european manufacturer is an u. k. manufacturers as well. so the prime beneficiary is obviously the united states. what is sometimes referred to as the military industrial complex of the defense companies. in the us, the us surprise anywhere between 70 and 90 percent of or israel military hardware that it imports from outside of israel itself. back britain, germany, italy in particular followed a fairly close behind for the remainder that so companies like be systems to some crow leah nowadays with benefits alongside the lockheed martin's the know through romans, the race young t x as it's not cold. and general dynamics say, it's a combination of american companies, european weapons, because as we heard me mentioned earlier, i mean we've, we've had house, some defense companies been criticized for framing. the israel gone goal is the conflict is good for that bottom lines. but they're all in the business of selling weapons all day. so it's not a surprise that who is good for business. well, no, it's not. but i

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key. a lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe at the foreign leader while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling, biding soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pack? well, only time will tell. they will not on our to san francisco. what do you guys doing to get paid on the see international best sunday as always you can find to the latest updates and plenty more on our website. all t dot com and on the phone with the rest of the team of the company. yeah, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the race of japanese women was the most common crime committed by american soldiers. even after the closer rights such atrocities were regular events. in 1971, the closest city assembly adopted a special resolution p

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key red line seemed to be getting ignored. somebody didn't took a rather on diplomatic swipe at the foreign leader while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling, biding soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pac? well, only time we'll tell table mauppin our to san francisco was all for now the visuals checkouts all t dot com for all of the lights is a re, can use an update. so my colleague rachel ruble will see you right back here at the top of the hour. thanks for your company. the the you know, getting back good to stop the motor extra to take your stand to hunger lied to you on this, the whole users or home guy officers will 101. the 5 is no, you know, what do you read the most? most the move you to hers she goes to you the.

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key. a lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe ad before and later while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling biden's soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pac? well, only time will tell they will not on our to san francisco. okay, switching gears finally around and say, is it striving to become a top 10, a power within a decade. and those of the, for from the vanguard of that push, i've been recognized that the nation's annual artificial intelligence awards are to use use of july, heard for himself. what's particularly engaging the high tech pioneers right now from protecting the world's future to i'm just taking the most sophisticated human tasks. artificial intelligence is printed tradin

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key. a lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe ad before and later while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling biden's soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pac? well, only time we'll tell taylor mauppin our to san francisco, the mid rising tensions in the mid least, iran hasn't availed the false out through hypotonic missile. it's an exhibition instead around that was attended by the rainy and supreme leader used opportunity to call out west and lead us over the supports office room. a seizure on the call. the us president german chancellor version of france and u. k. prime minister are all support and such a suffering to israel and defending you know that and what does this mean? this mean

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other . and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key. a lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe ad before and later while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling biden's soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pack, well, only time will tell. they will not on our to san francisco. and ukraine, 3 full officials have been charged with treason over there were alleged efforts to spread phone, so it's about foreign interest there. and so the 2020 us presidential election k s claims the suspects, they were denied the charges for working full russian intelligence. coincidentally, the 3 man had health then us president donald trump, investigate the bind in families dealings in ukraine a year prior

u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key red lines seem to be getting ignored. somebody took a rather on diplomatic swipe ad before and later while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling biden's soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pac? well, only time we'll tell table mauppin are to san francisco. and just before we go, most goes defense forces have repelled a drone attack on the outskirts of the capital. that's according to the cities man . according to initial reports, the was no damage or casualties in that's incidence. that's all for now to be sure to check out all t. com for the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the the the the whole. welcome to world support. the wash board board is ro, and by ukraine seem to have

u. s. and the u. k. are, are being complicit in what's unfolding in gaza. do you think that we would see western leaders ever being held accountable for their complicity or? or is that just simply too difficult? is not in the near future, i'm a, i'm afraid to say that when we talk about international law, it is indeed the moral standard that with that nation's promise to each other and to the citizens that they will uphold. but in order for international law to be, to be effective, it needs to be combined with international resolved. and that has not happened to your western nations as, as many appointed over the last 4 weeks. i've been explicit with respect to the males. the ations of rushes invasion of ukraine is annexation of the crimea, as violations of international law, yet refused to hold the same standards. but they themselves actually have voted for in un security council resolutions, as well as a new in general, is certainly resolutions with respect to israel's many violations of international law, including annexation, including the settlements,

are 2 navy carrier groups in the eastern mediterranean. but this suggest a more direct and deeper role. this is us drones directly over guys, out in the u. s. military insist that they are just in a supportive mission at this got reported because of a private flight tracking company called flight rate are 24 that's publicly available. which tracking would appear to be drones over guys that so it looks like that is what led the pentagon to confirm and tell him. so what about the capabilities been at these drugs? what do they actually do? what time they do to well, they're capable of devastation, they're bigger, more powerful and more capable than the predator which was the 1st generation of this type of drone. many of us recall hearing them, they sound like lawn mowers during the war in iraq and the war in afghanistan. this is capable though, of firing hellfire missiles, the u. s. military or insist that these are only an armed and that they're not being used for any kind of offensive purpose. they're not supporting the ground war . and the camera on those drones are supposedly able to see a license plate at 3 kilometers. and that's not the

are tensions over taiwan. we'll go live to san francisco shortly. the u. s. president joe biden on china sheets and paying have been holding talks in california, were expecting by then on sheet to speak shortly. these are life pictures from the event and will bring you their address as soon as they arrive. while i'm drawing knife i, our u. s. correspondent janelle jamal loan in san francisco. janelle, what are we expecting to hear from biden of the? well, we're hearing some the results come out of the summit already, and a lot of these results were telegraphed beforehand. so it is reasonable to assume that both sides pick outcomes with a reasonable chance of success. for example, the restoration of military to military communication. so we know that that was a key aim of biden's, and both sides have now said that they will take steps to get that communication back up. both sides have now also said that they will agree to work together to restrict the flow of precursor chemicals used in fentanyl, a production. and that was in especially important priority for

the both of the mirror of god are and the u. s president released statements are through their process offices about this phone call that took place on sunday, and there was a considerable agreement from both sides on the need to protect civilians inside garza to get in who monetary and aid to work on releasing the captives being held by how much some 240 or so people, but there was one critical difference. the america thought it was again calling for a cease fire. something which has been echoed by the french president of monro, my fall in recent days. but the us position is that there should not be a ceasefire. and that's because the bind it ministration is very worried that how much we use a stop in the fighting to essentially re arm and launch new attacks on is really territory, which is something the us and israel do not want to see happen. but that said, if the conversation, if you take the 2 statements in total, was a very, a collaborative $11.00 that was very complimentary. the us are making note of the fact that it consid

i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k. u. s. west and your b. u. of high says, given they're all being the bombing of gaza rather than have us hearing body rises . um the main so fee is done. chris are the isis i mean in terms of our technology that we see the images and seemingly the hospital is being blown up and then ends in a blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have a ceasefire. i know what i mean the, the reason they don't want to see the side because it means a function confrontation with the i mentioned y'all, when is government and the blaming of how much that's a big thing. genius, who i mean, you know, this is not enrolled at started on october, the 7th. this as a rule that has started many, many decades ago. and october. the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own, with their own strategies. those and solo dyer came with the palestinians, gone justified everything down that they don't need to. lots they are their mom and what we are demanding is a fan and just settlement co

u. s. daughter, this policies are regarded by many observers as controversial, but mean a supporters argue that drastic change is just what the country needs. dobbs loco or the madman by his critics. ge and tina has chosen a radical new right wing lead up. have you had malays? victory comes as odds and tina stuff is through an economic crisis. with inflation at 140 percent. and soaring, poverty force has turned away from the parent is coalition, which is long dominated politics in favor of change by come down to the bottom. and it's something that many people wanted and that's, we're hoping to achieve. this is the change for the best for you as a consequence, argentine to new. but again, a lot of dental services is that it's going to be hard. it's going to be complicated. but it was going to be worse with the current government because it was always the same. nothing would have changed. mulay has promised sweeping reforms, including proposals to close the central bank and teach the country's currency to pay. so for us dollars he's also propose to slash taxes and government spending, cut we

are going through this software ring right now. there is very little alternative electricity left being supplied by u. u. s. systems that are left in the hospital and the number of patients have actually been placed on the ventilator because they were transported to the hallways, they will die immediately. the patients have been transported, have been moved to the most secure rooms. there are, there are no secure areas and the i see you at elsie 5 hospital and this here is the impact of the israeli palm bank of the complex. we don't know if it's safe to move forward. we don't know if it's safe to go forward a couple of steps. so the camera here is looking exactly the big thing, the impact of the bomb being and the shelling inside the hospital. as you can see, when we can strike target at the location where some patients were lying in their beds and when that's it destroyed the ventilation equipment and the air conditioning equipment that was being used inside the departments. as you can see, instead of modifications lying in their beds in order to attempt to save their lives, the entire department has been e

are going through this software ring right now. there is very little alternative electricity left being supplied by u. u. s. systems that are left in the hospital and the number of patients have actually been placed on the ventilator because if they were transported to the hallways, they will die immediately. the patients have been transported, have been moved to the most secure rooms. there are, there are no secure areas in the i see you at the hospital and this here is the impact of the israeli palm bank of the complex. we don't know if it's safe to move forward. we don't know if it's safe to go forward a couple of steps. so the camera here is looking exactly depicting the impact of the bonding and the shelling inside the hospital. as you can see, when we can strike targeted below ation, where some patients were lying in their beds and when that it destroyed the ventilation equipment and the air conditioning equipment that was being used inside the departments. as you can see, instead of motivation sliding in their beds in order to attempt to save their lives, the entire department has been evacuated, as y

what are these u. s. s. warships across kerry, i mean, also israel was the united states, as eric, rav carrier recruiting secret documents. what is the eisenhower in the general for doing these images draining? what i mean, the function is to 8, so shopped across the about the radians to say to the, or any ends. look here we are, if the uranium state intervenes in any way, which by the way, i think is extremely unlikely. but we're here to defend is true, but also it's the same to have the way here. and if you now go into this for trying to help the palestinians, you love us to deal with what the americans are set this before. and one of the biggest assess steps actually was in the left and them as some decades ago, when an entire marine bass in the country was blown up. so it's made the more careful so they can say this, they can destroy countries. but in a hand time fighting and come on those and marines on the ground, it's not at all show, old way. venmo has fuller. i mean, they can do as far as having

u. s. defense companies are ramping up production to meet the increase in demand manager. contract is direct sales declined to represent a major portion of the global strayed us on manufacturers commercial sales. a broad authorized by the pens. again, reach nearly a 154000000000 dollars last year. i to, well joining us now from london is andrew fine stay and he's the executive director shot at weld investigation is also the author of the book, the shot of wealth inside the global, straight money. thanks for joining us from counting the costs. so we have seen this surge in demand for defense companies defend says, is that something you see that will continue for awhile? but absolutely these, these companies are let's shift prices. obviously dr. conflicts, especially the sort of conflict we're seeing in palestine the moment where there is a constant need for new equipment, particularly what recalls and so miss housing balls. because as israel drops the bones and gauze that they need to replenish this that stop immediately. so that is a huge boom to these companies. so you'll see a company like

u. s. as the fuel deliveries are less than 10 percent of what's required for basic life preserving measures, many civilians and guys are struggling to find enough food and water to survive with fuel desperately needed to power generators and bakeries and water. the solid nation plants, a rough sign, me a guys's, southern boda with an egypt. the arrow by a family live here in the positive guys that, that israel seed would be safe for civilians. but the family sees the home was destroyed by n, as riley bombardment on the 1st day of the war. at night they sleep at a you in school. but during the day they return to the rubble of their old time. they say, every day is a struggle to find enough to 8. sometimes there is nothing but tea, but even worse than the hunger, they say, is a constant fear of his riley bombs. the whole world is danger all the time because there's no specific time for the bombing who feel good. it could happen at any time . you could be hit at any time. it wasn't because it had to initially because we don't want food or drink. we just want to be safe with our children now, r

they are suffering from the, you know, export control of their cut off from u. s. technology, but also the western in west us right now they are holding back their money. um, the international companies, they are putting out their profits from the chinese market. so seating thing has a lot of incentives to, you know, repair it. it's tice with um, um the us that you can see that the community and the numbers just several years ago, a china was basically on a trajectory to a bypass the u. s. in terms of gdp in terms of absolute numbers. now that seems rather unlikely. um, the china china has slipped down to just 64 percent of the u. s. level of g d p. so that is really very clear, but even more essentially, i think also in china you have an increasing amount of experts, the intellectual, it's academics to say that a wall between those 2 countries could be more likely. and we have to be careful. and i think for this, you know, communication and a higher level of communication is essential to prevent any further escalation. now, janelle, the dispute over taiwan was pr

what are we hearing from the well, they are due to meet together later this afternoon, but the turkish foreign minister hawkins, who done already met with the u. s. secretary of state mr. blinking. however, we are not expecting any break through today when it comes to sweden sneed to membership. despite growing disappointment and frustration of a truck is located, also sweden sneed to that and to with the diplomats telling us that that is a shame that it needs to happen very quickly. and that turkey it took is located, is hurting the whole alliance. but the metal now is with the turkish parliament. and the hope here is that the for and 1st community of the took, if parliament could to we lived sweden's natal membership in the next days. but then again, the whole parliament needs to vote on that. so as you can see, it can still take a while and actually the plan was to well come sweden as a member of the alliance at this meeting ends to raise sweden's flag alongside those of our allies today. but it's not going to happen. okay, so what else is on the nature of foreign ministers agenda? the support for ukraine is of course, at the top of the agend

they are now closing in the u. s. embassy em, all of these protesters are muslim filipinos for the southern philippines. he also would want to expose that's what's happening and by the side we feel it as muslims. now hearing the philippians, us bumps of motor people because the, the wars know the bombings in our communities. a mean the know, basically the bottom is that, that been in but i received this and protesters are now in front of the u. s embassy, at least in my experience covering these anti us post tests. this is the closest, they've been to the us embassy and their message is clear. thank want just too many terry impulses in gaza. they want a ceasefire because they say what is relatively knowing. garza is not a war on how much, but a war on dependence to new people they want and to is rarely occupation a palestinian territories. they say the what is really silly right now is wiping out the palestinian population. pardon below algebra many la is coming up on algebra will be taking a look at some of these ou

u. s. had the obligation to prevent genocide. is the u. s. doing that? >> it is not only are giving a definitive answer with that last reaction. am i safe to say that? >> well no, i don't believe it they do the maximum they could to prevent. to me, when you say, i don't know -- the investigation is important. very important. it's not that this ngo document sending to the acc will define -- its prosecutors deciding. but, they are now in south africa, bolivia, bangladesh -- the issue is, if you are general in israel, you have to make sure that what you are doing, you can show to an eventual litigation -- that's why this idea to bomb buildings, you have to be sure, you have to have evidence, to show you did the right thing. it's not so much who investigated. -- i don't know when the prosecutor will trigger the cases, but it's important in prevention. >> mr. ocampo, i have to apologize, we've run out of time. but i always appreciate you making time for, us because it's always so informative. we will have you back on the show to continue this conversation. thank you so much mister

what would you have done that the reason food for them in rome, if you are still the u. s. department of agriculture is chief economist what you've sort of shows you the yeah, i don't. i think these problems are beyond the chief economist, somebody i, you have to remember that something like 60 percent of the world's hunger is people are and there is where there's conflict right now. and so that's, that's a very difficult thing. you're talking about much, much bigger problem and their sense of war is going on. you know, we've see this all refugees, all sorts of personal calamities that are again, hunger is part of that. i mean, daily. it is so, but you, if you're there, the department of agriculture for 30 years, i'll be, is the, the countries that are listed by your institute and, and others has the risk of a wide spread, but universal family and they're all on the military attack or military intervention from the united states. i mean, what do you think is the at the agriculture department? i mean, if we can go through the, i guess i don't ever, i don't take your point.

this means that the was the people's in this world are in that need to have this is by the, a full of these via when the u. s. so some of the big companies oppose. this is why are these means that the women and children would it be continuously a target that we have the people was no saying at all being killed at all every hour. this means that the u. s. a samuel big guns was um, design is redeem and that commit this lines. they all have their hands of. there is blood in there. have these mass that goes with level be a gold it. and the name of design is a game. but under the name of every one possible design is the jeep. all come to support the seas load it. and the old pump is one to say, and then you might have different relief. an aid to buy this dean is, but the u. s. is again, is this some european countries that signed a joint statement with the united states must be responsible in the eyes of god, in the eyes of the peoples of the world, in the eyes of the history about these klein's. that's why we were not in our foreign policy believe in cooperation with the neighbor conference and with the ceramic

we know that not only are u. s. officials in the, region those negotiations -- media by qatar and hamas are ongoing. there appears to be a very very fairly specific deal on the table, perhaps 50 hostages and women and children exchange for a 3 to 5-day cease-fire by israel. but clearly, there has yet to be a deal. and we have watched of course, of the last several weeks as deals appear to have gotten close, and then talks have fallen apart again. and for the families of those who are missing like zohar -- who i spoke with today, it's just nerve-racking, as he said. and, they simply don't know which reports to believe about what they are seeing. and, they also aren't confident entirely that the israeli prime minister and his war cabinet will agree to the kind of deal that they would agree. two i asked so hard, do you agree -- believe that the israeli prime minister's priorities are where your parties. are any said he wasn't sure, but he said they better be. he said that it is the prime minister who works for him. >> i

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u. s. is obviously they are in the country that has that kind of leverage of israel, big high i think they fly to negotiate with sort of some think is really is out of the month about season. they think that's a free quote for a ceasefire. then if we work against data plat, so the that is the most they went along with the americans to give these sharp poses the americans. now it's trying to work. it's like they're, it's an a chief met deposit, but i don't think it's good with service any there was not give anything good for the palestinians who are being bombard them night. i mean, even if they had a pose, this happened in one area on the bottom and we just continue attacking other parts which continue. so pauses is not cease fire. what is needed now? immediate seeds, fire short of that, nothing done or work. i'm gonna have to say on the professor of political science and at least studies and what goes university. thank you for joining me again here . and uh huh. thank as well. the kind of thing. and house ministry says 10 people have entailed by is really forces engineering. now this was

u. n. s. the report are good 1st, you know, back of the envelope calculations, we're all doing our calculations. different and institutions are looking at different issues. we've looked at things that we have a paper which will come up very soon on the impact of the labor force cut off. and so, i mean, there are so many different waves coming at us to begin with. and i think this is something we're gonna have a chance to talk about. but you know, gaza is, is, is we can no longer talking about the west bank and both in, in the palestinian economy is one if they're not talking about westbank because economy. uh, east jerusalem economy, which is another story. and of course, does, i mean, how does is 0 that does the, the commission, the idea that there are even 20 percent of its labor force working in the, at the currently is, is almost, you know, fantastic. and the also the idea that somehow this economy is just going to pick itself out if tomorrow the, the fighting were to and, but we're already talking about, put aside the tentative buildings that we regard for relief and reconstruction. we're