u. s. now where the american actor bill cosby has walked free after a court overturned his sexual assault conviction and ordered his immediate release, he was the 1st u. s. celebrity sent to prison for sexual assaults since the beginning of the me to movement. now 2 years on the pennsylvania supreme court decided that cause they never should have faced charges in the 1st place. after striking a non prosecution deal with a previous district attorney. and just like that, bill cosby was free. his car sped by the walls of the pennsylvania prison in which he'd serve 2 years of a 3 to 10 year sentence before arriving at his home in nearby norristown. after being helped from the car, cosby gave the camera signal v for victory. his attorney was similarly triumphant. i am thrilled and i am pleased at the pennsylvania supreme court. what we knew all along, which was that mister car being never should have been prosecuted, was driven by politics, were quite pleased that the pennsylvania supreme court seem

u s u n. and catherine. now many of those diplomats, in addition to getting the talk started, think that the best atmosphere for the talks is to have a cease for the taliban reluctant to have a c spot. at this stage, they say the proposals that the african government have put on the table so far are unacceptable. they won't not want reconciliation, but they won't start entering. they won't come come n harbor, see spider and we will continue our waterman as it is. so that's the also not realistic approach not to pragmatic approach. it is necessity, that all of one should have are, should eagerly, upon, i knew god meant. and that was meant what to replace the new this couple administration. and that was meant will be acceptable for us. and to add that up month candidate says it will begin a special immigration process. afghans who helped coalition forces in afghanistan. i've got interpreters and local staff, along with families will be allowed to enter and stay in canada. the u. s. is also offered a similar progra

u. s. right now, a 99 percent of the deaths in the u. s. right now from covered 19 are from people that have not been vaccinated, so the bite in ministration is worried about this. watching it very closely and coming up with new proposals to try to get the rest of the population here in the united states, vaccinated as quickly as possible. because given how fast the delta barrier is spreading all over the world. but also now here in the united states is becoming critical that the buy in ministration feels now that they have to get deal with this and be able to quickly. alright, thank you very much for me on gabriel. alexander. meanwhile, indonesia reported a new daily record of covert cases as while more than 38000 in the space of 24 hours. it's the hardest hit nation in southeast asia, and many hospitals are now turning patients away as jessica washington reports from because the just outside of the capital jakarta, many people are scrambling to find oxygen to care for their relatives at home in need to be in capital oxygen isn't increasing

u. s. now decides actually retaliate against russia, what exactly can it do? what does a retaliation look like? how does it play out and can russia then just escalate all of this and can it get worse? yes, to that last question. and that's the trouble with retaliation. but obviously, president biden has a diplomatic options. he even has military options as it's been over 10 years that the military has been kind of granted the ability to respond with kinetic attack against cyber attack, which they probably would in certain limited cases. in this case, it sounds like president biden is threatening of cyber attack. that would be in kind and proportional the, you know, us government has tremendous cyber capabilities. and one of the dangers of using those overcame cyber capabilities is they might be using some zeroed a vulnerabilities that they've researched or developed themselves. and as soon as they use them, the victim has copies of it and can reverse engineer and turn it around and use it as a weapon against their own victims. so it's very dangerous to use som

u. s. now feel their security is at risk. my pocket sounds prime minister has strongly denied that fighters from his country of cross the border to fight alongside the taliban. and my con was pressed about the allegations during an interview with us media. like just one was more like a hired gun. the u. s. is that we paid you gave you aid, and that's why you were fighting this. so called war on terror. by august on, on the other hand, felt that here was a country which had no need to be part of this war. it loses the $70000.00. i mean, where, which other country has lost 70000 people fighting for some someone else is war. so pakistan is felt that here we were fighting us his war. i caught me devastated edwards minuscule compared to the amount of money we lost in the economy. and yet we will blame for the failure upon is done. this is the pakistani point of view of a headlines. the 1st person to be tried on debating national security law in hong kong has been sentenced to a total of 9 years in prison tongue. young kit was conv

u. s. now emergency services say that more than 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers are ablaze across the country. thousands of people have to evacuate the homes. honey, joe castro has more from washington. the view from inside an inferno firefighters narrowly escape this blaze, which has scorched 125 square kilometers in nevada. in california. it's one that least $83.00 large fires burning across the western united states. it is just so extremely hot and dry. fuels are at record or near record levels of dryness. the lack of moisture means everything is ready. everything is explosive. in northern california. the dixie fire has reached mega fire status, forcing people near lake el mano, to evacuate el, just trying to stay calm, not panic, and just, you know, fill up your car with gas and take care of the good business. i. the dramatic start of the u. s. wildfire season comes with the drought amplified by climate change. the dry conditions have helped fuel this fire in oregon, it's the nation's l

is it now the case that the u. s. is treating ransomware and ransomware attacks is more of a national security threat. it seems to mohammed, but i think the main point to stay here is that shouldn't, it shouldn't take a seismic cyber type. so the u. s. government to reassess the priority when it comes to cyber. the us government has no for a long time. the people are always growing in cheaper and more accessible to anyone who wants to learn how to use it. and they can cause devastating repercussions for the actions that they take. so this is, i think it's a little bit too late, but hopefully not too little in terms of their reaction to the cyber types. stuff on how difficult is it to deter ransomware attacks? it leads to the complexity of the change because of the read. some was a very simple type of attack, the normal actors. but i'll be quite numerous. we saw in the very same time that the ransomware business model, he showed me to this evil from a one criminal group during the whole criminal chain to the he sliced

u. s. attempts to smear and suppressed china with the arbitration. the u. s. now once again, hyper south china sea issue with the 5th anniversary of the illegal ruling. as political motive was clearly revealed. chinese authorities earlier on monday said that they expelled a u. s warship, sailing close to the parasol islands and aaron north by china as she shaw. now, china says that it has historical claims to most of the south china sea and about 30 percent of its international trade passes through the resource rich area. and over the past few years has been building military bases in the dispute and territory territory, which is claimed by a number of its neighbors, including the philippines, brunei and malaysia. its behavior in the south tennessee has been described as bullying by many, including the u. s. a claim which aging has denied and it says it's continuing to work with its neighbors to solve disputes peacefully. yet today, aging failed to acknowledge any protests going on in the philippines as well as cause for the hay grueling to be acknowledged. still

u. s. now where present joe biden is in florida to visit the site of last week's building collapse is met with local officials, leading recovery efforts and rescue workers. and he's also meeting victims. relatives operations have been on hold for the past few hours because if years about the factors ability, 145 people remain, unaccounted for 18, have been confirmed dead. john hendrick is in for side, florida for his joins us now. live on the news. our john tell us about what's the president has been doing, they've been doubt about whether he would visit the side of the tragedy. what's the latest on that? and what's the been say? well, joe biden is now meeting with families, a relatives of those who are missing and those who have died. 18 people who have died here. and he spent about 5 hours so far in this area. when he 1st came here, what he got was a command briefing and that updated him on what's been going on. and he got a piece of disappointing news in that is that the search going on in t

u. s. embassy. now we're left with a strategy that less than coherent and bided in ministration is going to have to scramble to realize what their priorities in the region are the taliban rapid advance process. ganna stan has put key cities at risk of being overtaken. still by didn't insist the united states won't be at fault if that happens. no, no, no. it's up to the people that get stand, decide on what government they want, not us to impose the government on them. as part of its humanitarian effort, the white house announced on thursday. it will also ship $1400000.00 doses of the johnson and johnson cove it vaccine to afghanistan. but critics argue, afghanistan needs much more, especially afghan interpreters that served and supported us troops and are now in danger. the white house and says 30 vacuuming, thousands of african nationals and their families to a 3rd party country while their visas are being processed was complete. those who supported the u. s. mission in afghanistan could be offered asy

u. s did not score a field goal in the game's final 4.5 minutes. australia and 91 83, winner of the u. s. nowo with three more warm up games before the olympics, also as a head coach gregg popovich, not happy in the postgame session. i mean, let me also answer that question. you know, you asked the same sort of question the same family of question last time, uh, where you assume things that are not true? when you just mentioned, you know, blowing these teams out that's never happened, so i don't know where you get that could i finish? can i finish? that's not true. can i finish my statement? are you gonna let me finish my statement or not? so you'll be quiet now, while i talk, and then i'll listen to you fair to say the u. s has a little work to do before the olympics, dropping the hammer there. alright, joe. thank you. thanks everybody for joining us tonight. good night. (as gangster) listen up. any of youse goes stool-pigeon on me, you'll find yourself in a chicago overcoat. honey, you're not gonna talk like that all the way to the wedding, are you? or all the way to that overpass? hey, at

u. s. now, where dozens of texas democrats have left the state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed, it marks the latest escalation in a battle of a voting rights in the us. the move denies republicans in the state legislature, the minimum number of members needed to approve the measures. they want to impose new identification requirements on mainland balance and band 24 hour and the drive through voting to come here now does include the dozens arrested ramsey government protest in cuba. the heroes welcome to the italian european title in over 50 years. ah ah hello there it continues to be a hot and dry picture across the middle east and event. we've got a bit of a brisk wind blowing in across syria and iraq into queue weight. and by the time we get into wednesday, that will kick up quite a bit of dusk and create some hazy sunshine in katara and parts of saudi arabia. but further south, the temperatures are slightly lower than we expect to see for this time of year. a southerly

u. s. now also saying they're not planning on sending troops. is intervention necessary in your, in your mind? i think i mean, intervention only recently ended right? them used to mission, who had that had been for almost 1314 years in haiti on a peacekeeping mission was withdrawn. and i think that the u. n. level and the u. s . level, there's probably not much appetite for returning to something that, as you know, clearly not worked in the past. the thing about these interventions is that they are part of the reason why we're in the situation now. they've added to an instability in certain ways where one of the reasons why there's been such an increase in armament out. there are other simpler things that other countries can do. the u. s. a lot, most of the fire power or a lot of firepower that's going to these gangs as being exported from the united states. so, limiting that, that spread of weaponry would be one very clear and influential thing that could better at the lives of patients. we're getting reports from our correspondence that people

u. s. now, our whole family are suffering and townsley, but to be honest, we would try to the end of the earth and back if that is what it takes our case all along. as you don't get to kill somebody and walk away, she's a knowledge that she killed harry, but she's innocent of the charges that she say she's charged because they are dangerous. right. and you know, we just want her to get to the starting blog of the english justice system. what happens after that bill of the crime? we have very little influence in and we will simply just be proud of the work that we did together to the starting bar and 2 others. the lawyers, the judges, the jury to then determine the outcome or is parents and now to travel to the us because next tradition request was rejected by the state departments. nonetheless, they say the grateful to the court in virginia for allowing the civil claim to proceed. the family spokesperson saying they're paving the way to justice must be accountability and i know they did. the cr

now visible at lake tahoe. this fire was sparked by a lightning strike back on the fourth of july, the largest wildfire in the u. s right now is the bootleg fire in southern oregon near the california state line. so far, almost 409,008 have burned over the last three weeks. it's inching toward 50% containment. the fire has destroyed more than 70 homes. most mountain cabins and thousands more are in the fire's path. thousands of people have been evacuated. shortage of jet fuel and in urgent demand from firefighting aircraft continues to cause problems at airports across the west. the shortage could delay cargo delivery and passenger travel at reno tahoe international airport in the coming days. the need for jet fuel to fight massive wildfires in the pacific northwest has led to departure problems and day long flight delays at airports. here in california. recent flights in and out of fresno yosemite international airport were disrupted by jet fuel shortages blamed on the lack of tanker truck deliveries. now we turn to the coronavirus and the growing spread of the delta variant. federal health officials are consider

u. s. now, 12 percent. the politicians are starting to notice this. they noticed the supply chain disruptions that the chaos being caused across all sectors from, you know, tesla's to other auto manufacturers to load of consumer electronic production. but in terms of like what they can do about it, the wall street journal points out that analysts aren't confident of their being a more diversified semiconductor supply chain co anytime soon they attribute this to t. s. m, c's hard drive and culture, and deep pockets. the industry has become so complex that once one producer falls behind, it becomes tough to catch up. and i'm going to turn to some of the charts that the wall street journal provides in 0 had coverage of the wall street journal article. and it's called chipping away over the past few years, t s m c is increased as r and d spending and saw its market cap become the biggest and semiconductors. so you see t s c as red. and the blue line in the market cap is samsung way down their declining, ever declining as intel was, you sort of be the bigg

u. s. nowas and eight other states suit to halt the program, saying it violates the constitution here to break down what this means is you see hastings law professor david levine. thank you so much for joining us, david first. how how does this effect of the status of current daca recipients of those who want to apply for daca as to current daca recipients? there is no change, and even if they have to renew their application, there doesn't seem to be any change as a result of this order. what the judge has done is to stop ex, uh, approval of new applications. the judge even said that it's possible for new applicants to file. but they can't be approved pending further order. so it depends on which side of that line you're on. if you're currently you know if you're currently in dhaka, no change. but if it sounds like anyone who had applied recently will not be will not be able to get that approval. so i guess the question is, is likely. how likely is this to be appealed? this ruling be appealed i

what is it that's going on now really 4 things. primarily the vaccine roll out about 156000000 americans have been fully vaccinated. that's about half of the u. s . population. that's clearly helping the economy of getting people back to work back to restaurants out spending money again. we also have the, the job was benefits that were going on for over a year. now those are starting to wind down so many people that have been getting extra unemployment money that is starting to end. so people are, again, going out, looking for work and finding work. and then the rules that are limiting capacity at restaurants and theaters and other those are all going away. everything is back to pretty much 100 percent capacity in the u. s. for the most part. and then companies have been really adding benefits. trying to lou are workers back because there's simply more jobs out there than there are workers. so add all of that up and that's why you're seeing this huge surge in the job report. and it's been some positive reaction on wall street game. and present barton has been speaking this hour actually about these numbers. what he had to say. yeah, here he is

now the u. schinese influence at the you went for years now, in fact, the trump administration pulled out of the world health organization over its alleged pro china bias and its handling of the origins of the covid pandemic. well, now, a new report by the foundation for defense of democracy, says the world health organization was so compromised by china that the agency helped hide the truth. about how the coronavirus outbreak actually started. look no further than what justice happened to all of us during the covid 19 pandemic, the world health organization. who would have assumed at any point that china had taken such influence over the wh show that despite the u. s leading its funding that they would help by beijing cover up the origins of covid-19. the chinese mission to the u. n did not respond to a request for comment. president biden told unvaccinated americans today it's about to get easier to get a covid shot and they are running out of reasons not to get protected. this comes as new vari

u. s. and now the departure of its military by the end of august, the same military that out of them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've gotten instance course. got it. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation america to war and i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. but by and also argued, the u. s. had achieved the original goal of routing al qaeda after the $911.00 terror attacks that led to the invasion. he said the decision to leave was overdue . we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. just days ago, the u. s pulled out of background air base near ca

asia basically driving all the growth in technology right now, and especially e commerce, e commerce is growing faster in asia than it is in the u. s. and in europe. so right now with this trade proposal, the u. s. is trying to win, basically the new battle grounds, the new battlegrounds of tech. and by doing this, by saying that, hey, you have to choose either us or china, you're splintering this entire digital landscape. so that means that south, east asian nations will be forced to choose a side if they do choose to side with the us. that means china will withdraw all of their technology out of it. and not only will they set these countries back, but now this gives the u. s. ample room to bring in google to bring in facebook to bring all their companies in. so not only is the us trying to push china out, the us trying to spread their own influence by using this proposal as a leaping board to kind of spread their influence and favor their own tech companies. and now kristi did this, china in its own right, have a recourse against that. i mean, beyond just saying, well, we'll pull back all that tech from, say a country like singap

well, that's all changed now, u. s. and e u citizens can now escape quarantine at traveling in to england. the other nations of the u. k. will likely follow suit in due course quite apart from the issues that he raises in terms of the potential import of new and dangerous variance is a great paranoia here about that. and the loose thing a board is, will raise some questions there. there is a course, the question of reciprocity. does it mean that travel is therefore opened in both directions with the e. u. it pretty much does. most european countries now are allowing brits in without too much difficulty with the u. s. though that he's not the case and as much as this may have been a sort of olive branch and attempt to engender some goodwill with the, by the ministration on opening up travel. i think we're going to hear from john in a moment. that is not immediately anyway. likely. thank you for that. jonah, however, and london, and we are now going to go to john hendrick, who is in washington dc. john, is there any pressu

u. s. regulations on the u. s. playbook. so china is now on the defensive because of the continuing hostilities between the u. s and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance. beijing is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these overseas listening acquirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually deteriorate the u. s. did say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now, rather than an outright. vito, certainly those tension between the 2 countries do still remain. now then china's market regulator on saturday said it would block 10 to plan to merge the country top to video games streaming sites on antitrust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are being very

now, why is the u. s. and now germany, why are they still posturing over this gas pipeline? well, i think you got to look at in contexts as a recent meetings of discussions between biden and europeans, particularly germany, you know, the germans, the europeans, considered us position on the global tax, and not taxing us tech companies. i think this is probably a quid pro quo to some extent of biden can feeding. what as everyone knows is already a done deal and allowing the germans to continue and get the cheaper gas. you got to understand that this whole sanctions over a gas began nordstrom to begin under trump, when the us had a lot of natural gas and prices were falling. and you know, the industry and oil industry, which trump was running interference for their solution, was to make the europeans forced them to buy us gas. that would cause prices arise in the us as well as more volume sales in europe. but the problem was, the gas was just too much more expensive and the pins just re, did it out in the now you got to know the done deal and they got to cover it up somehow. y

ah, look, main stories now and u. s. military is pulled out of afghanistan's background base, leaving it in the control of afghan forces. as president joe biden had set a september 11th deadline for a full withdrawal and says the pull ounces on track. just 650 troops will remain to protect the u. s embassy in the capital combo and the cities, apple's officials say dozens of people stormed, in lieu to the complex office, the americans left during the night without informing local troops. alan fisher has more from the white house. well, joe psyche the press secretary is given everything in the last odor shows. she says that this shadow for the withdrawal is going to be at the end of august, so well ahead of the september 11th deadline. certainly leaving by graham is importantly important, significantly and symbolically because it was the center of the us operations in afghanistan. it was really a run down the field when they moved in just after september the 11th 20 years ago . and they turned it into a small american cit

u. s. is now fully agreed to end its combat mission there in iraq. thank you. now the us justice department meanwhile, will not investigate new york state handling of the co crisis in nursing homes. the united some came in a letter to republican lawmakers and it has raged the families of victims. cowards . you cowards. you believe in the money you follow the money trail, your coward, how can you just and there is no apology. i mean to sit there and watch almo, how his tone change. you know, he seems so sympathetic now, because he's off. he's free. i'll tell you about the life the lights have been going on for years. my mother's been tripping and falling in that nursing home for years. my mom, they said she had arthritis, but she kept bawling. so they blamed pain on her shoulder on not the right as and it was not arthritis she had at this located shoulder. and 2 years earlier, she fell in the nursing home and she broke her hip. they had to do a hip replacement. this is what i mean by the live, the lives are always there almost thing that he wants to help and not

u. s. mid term elections that are going to take place next year. now at that time, the entire house of representatives and a 3rd of the senate are going to be up for grabs. so that really makes you think, you know, it's going to take a lot for someone to see how radically rig elections on a scale like that, you know, but anyway, but also specifically called out president russian president vladimir prudence. so let's take a listen to what he said. when i was with mister prudent, who has a real problem, he is sitting on top of an economy that has nuclear weapons and oils and nothing else. he knows, he knows he's in real trouble, which makes me more dangerous. in my view, this is pretty weird. biden would say that though, because washington, i mean, has nearly the same amount of nuclear weapons as russia does, making it just as dangerous as moscow in that department. so why is russia in trouble? i mean, the, the entire situation really just seems like hot sal rhetoric coming from across the atlantic and it's very timely as well. because remember, just las

former president jacob zoom is now behind bars. inquisitive natal defenses in iraq's capital baghdad have been activated after i suspected rocket. all drone attack near the u. s. embassy. now the train was shot down close to the heavily 45 green zone this week. also a large explosions calls to fire at the middle east, largest port official say the blaze started to contain on board a ship anchored device, general ali port. now the fire has been brought into control though injury or death have yet been reported. telephone fighters of steps the better offensive in northern afghanistan, making the 1st assault on a provincial capital. since the u. s. and native drawdown began the telephone service that brings he took control of gully ignored in bad faith for the 1st time since 2001 on washington d. c has holiday york state in suspending the law license of rudy giuliani, who served as attorney for former us president donald trump. and appeals called fancied light when he said last year's presidential election stolen. those were the headlines, a buck with more news and half. now here on, i'll just arrow, we return now 2 hours is that well assassination into this dis

u. s u n. and katha. now many of those diplomats, in addition to getting the talk started, think that the best atmosphere for the talks is to have a cease far ton about and reluctant to have a c spot. at this stage, they say the proposals that the african government have put on the table so far are unacceptable. they won't not won't re consolation, but they won't set entering. they won't come come n harbor c spied and we will continue our waterman as it is. so that's the also not realistic approach not to pragmatic approach. it is necessity that all avalon should have are, should eagerly upon a new government. and that was meant would replace the new this couple administration. and that was meant will be acceptable for us. and to add that up months another television spokesman later clarified those comments, making it clear that the taliban is not demanding. the president ref gone is removed or stands down before a ceasefire. that's not one of the conditions that demanding before a cease for out there underst

as of now, russia has never interfered in us electrical processes. the results of many investigations conducted in the u. s. confirm that russia certainly does not, and has no intention of meddling in any electoral processes in foreign states. if you haven't noticed, it's hardly possible to cold russia and the u. s. partners now rather there are opponents with whom we negotiate. i mean, it seems like never ending deja vu to be honest, we have another us election here and more baseless accusations of russian meddling . i mean, we heard from moscow, they outright rejected those claims because the only thing we have to go by with them is basically biden's word. i think we also need to take on the rapid disinformation. russia is doing already about the 2022 elections. and this information to pure a violation of our sovereignty. barton was apparently given this information by the us intelligence community, as at his daily meeting. again, without any evidence that we know of at least it's being claimed that russia is intent on meddling and in the u. s, mid term elections that are going to take place next year. n

now visible at lake tahoe. the fire was sparked by a lightning strike back on the fourth of july. the largest wildfire in the u. s right now is the bootleg fire in southern oregon up near the california state line so far. almost 409,000 acres have burned over the last three weeks, crews are inching toward 50% containment. now the fire has destroyed more than 70 homes, most of them mountain cabins, and thousands more are in the fire's path. thousands of people have been evacuated. aflames were reported at mclaughlin park around 6 p.m. firefighters from berkeley and the east bay regional park district got that fire under control. about an hour later, the fire burned two acres and said smoke all the way up into the berkeley hills, berkeley's fire chief says the fire appears to been caused by someone at a homeless encampment. a couple of bay area firefighters who are working to contain the dixie fire up north found themselves in the middle of another emergency at the hotel where they're staying. he had water in the lungs, and it was not breathing, and he had no pulse. firefighters rushed to help a young boy who was u

yeah, exactly, and now we're seeing the evidence of that all playing out, especially at a time when the u. s. is now facing its worst route in 1200 years. taxes in california are already issuing energy conservation warnings to their residence. and now all of a sudden major u. s. companies are voicing concerns about water scarcity. i know you mentioned big corporations there, but is this a case where it's going to take those corporations being hurt by the impact they're having on the environment on the country for any meaningful change to actually take place? sadly, that's the way this country seems to work and it ends up making us wait too long and doing too little. so as we, when you go to a doctor, he tells you, come sooner when something hurts. so it doesn't get worse before you come and get medical attention. it's the same with nomic, attention. corporations have been using the water in the west for decades. the crisis of water coming has been spoken about by, by ecologists, by water specialists for decades to little bit like hearing about that report. a 2 or 3 years ago about the buildi

u. s. province during the phase one trade deal under the trump administration. now despite overall imports from the u. s. rising, looking at data for both countries, china had bought less than 70 percent of the year to date target according to peers . that why is china falling short when it's seen as the country with one of the fastest recovery? well, i think it's partly because china doesn't necessarily care at the moment to make an extra effort to achieve the full 100 percent but was promised. but secondly, in addition, the imports that were guaranteed was sector by sector guarantees. and there are some sectors where the chinese import rate has been pretty good relative to the promise. but there are other sectors where it has not been as good . and in those cases, the chinese have been able to find alternative sources of supply. but i think fundamentally, the chinese on to motivated that the moment to bend over backwards to achieve full compliance. and frankly, the biden administration is not really that motivated to go hell for leather to enforce a policy that wa