looking at will prices not being underpinned. prices not being underpinned.nce sheet off the table, we can never focus on getting back to growth, the key focus for many oil companies. when you look at the demand side of the equation, how do you see that changing? we talk about the supply side. what about oil demand? es: demand will continue to increase. with what we see over the globe in iran and venezuela. you can put those two things together. that is why we are seeing the price be underpinned. job ofs done a nice being able to control their rates. if we put all of these ingredients together -- i think we have gone through a period were expectations have been out but we are getting back our flow, in the mid-yet and west africa -- namibia and west africa. if you look at our stock in particular, we have all of the ingredients to underpin growth and share price. matt: when you look at the debt , where do you see the targets for reducing bad debt? -- that debt? do you want to change your debt pile -- debt profile going forward? les: we have a quite high leverag

there's issues about underpinning. i've done a lot of building in this town. i understand what type of problem that is when you're working on such tight lots in this town, you're always affecting your neighbor, right? so with that in mind, you have to check in with your neighbor every time you do anything there. when it comes to an opinion, the laws are very clear you can't go and undermine a piece of a person's property without their acknowledgment and permit. can we talk about where we stand with that. if this is not resolved -- if you're going to tell me these are not resolved here today, i'm not going to feel comfortable pushing it up the line. i would be interested in where we stand with the underpinning. >> i would love to speak about that. 3307.1 of the san francisco building code requires notification of neighbors prescribe to excavation adjacent to their buildings. it's also spoken to in 832 of the california civil code. so there's an obligation on the project team or the owner to inform adjacent neighbors when excavation is proposed adjacent to their

what do you think is underpinning this package of measures?nk it is uncertainty about brexit at the core of this, as it is so much of political life in the uk more widely. the scottish parliament behind me here is pretty much closed up behind me here is pretty much closed upfor behind me here is pretty much closed up for the night but msps will be back tomorrow to debate that programme for government. we know already opposition parties think it is tied in lacklustre and certainly it is perhaps workaday rather than spectacular. but two things, first, it is deliberately intended to continue existing, established policies rather than reinventing the wheel, as nicola sturgeon put it. secondly, perhaps in these anxious, mid—brexit times, modesty is welcome and perhaps the voters are tired and anxious about political flamboyance. but still with it all, there are some substantial policies for nicola sturgeon, the money for mental health care reflecting in part on saint —— concerns raised by the community and msps at holyrood and then there is the act

it underpins the eu in what it does.ior trade deal that facilitates movement of trade. the countries then, one of the important things is then, one of the important things is the most—favoured—nation principal. if you move out of the eu then you start to be treated like any other country got some say this principle is you can't discriminate any country on a basic level. take cars for example. the minute they trade freely, when the e uk moves outside the eu, the eu will treat it the same as any country with which it trades without a special arrangement. so a 10% tariff would apply, the same as for american ca rs. apply, the same as for american cars. so it is sort of a step backwards from where we are now. others point to other parts of the world trade rules, which is about facilitating trade. the eu would have to make things easy. but an important part of the world trade rules also is that countries can protect their own markets in order to protect consumers, maybe, protect sectors like agriculture sometimes. the eu can

john u issued a memo of surveillance from the white house that helped to form the legal underpinnings of the warrantless wiretapping program. when you were in the white house in 2001, did you ever work with john on the constitutional implication of a warrantless surveillance program? >> we're talking about a lot of dinner things, senator, here. >> warrantless surveillance program. >> that's talking about a lot of different things. what you were asking about right there was the specific-- what president bush called the terrorist surveillance programs, the name for it. >> which is a warrantless surveillance program. >> along with many others, were you asking me about the terrorist surveillance perhaps. tsp i think you called it. that story was broken, that testimony is 100% accurate. that story was broken in the new york times. and i had not been read into that program. and the one that came in the new york time i remember my exact reaction when i read that story and then the president that saturday, i believe, did a live radio address to explain to the country what that program was abo

it underpins the eu and what it does.ountries then, one of the important thing is this idea called most—favored—nation principle. so if you ball out of the eu, use that to be treated like any other country, some say this principle if you can't discriminate any country on a basic level. take cars for example, they trade relief, if the uk moves outside the eu, the eu will treat it the same as any country with which it trades a special arrangement, all trade will. so then percent tariff would apply. the same as for american cars. so, it's a step backwards where we are now. others point to other parts of the world trade rules which is about facilitating trade. the eu would have to make things easy, but an important part of world trade rules also are that countries can protect their own markets in order to protect consumers, protect particular sectors, agriculture sometimes are protected, to the eu can't say a car that comes in has to be checked for safety standards to check that it's safe for people inside the drive. it does

home does not have to be at the expense of global cooperation and the values, rules and ideals that underpin this. indeed, cooperation and competition are not mutually exclusive. only global cooperation based on a set of agreed rules can ensure competition is fair and does not succumb to protectionism with its certain path to lost jobs and international confrontation. and it is only global cooperation which can harness legitimate self-interests towards common goals producing agreements on global challenges, such as climate change, proliferation and increasing inclusive economic growth. we see this cooperation here today at this u.n. as we also saw it at the commonwealth heads of government meeting earlier this year. here today, i deliver a clear statement on behalf of the head's of government of its 53 equal and independent member states. we reaffirm or shared commitment to work together within a rule space international system to address shared global challenges and foster a fairer, more secure, more sustainable and more prosperous future. this commitment takes account of the special requir

this is 661 alvarado street to the west and you can see underpinning work taking place. this underpinning work was something that took place because of the excavation work that happened at the subject property. notices of violation. complaint number 20186767-1. a notice of violation was issued for 655 alvarado street for unsafe excavation adjacent to the property lines of 661 alvarado street. complaint 2018-64321 in notice of violation was ish used for 661 alvarado street for work without permit, shoring the foundation and unsafe condition caused by undermining based on excavation work at 655 alvarado street. in summary, six notices of violation were issued for three properties between august of 2017 and june of 2018. and are all currently active cases. to date, no building permits have been filed with d.b.i. to comply with the six n.o.v.s or notices of violation. licensed professionals. a code of professional ethics applies to all promisings. the architect, the engineer, the contractor, and the subcontractors have an obligation to ensure that approve als are followed. t

underpinning that as well for me, financial security. the ability for women to have the opportunity to support her family, have that independent. if she's in an abusive situational relationship, the ability to move, to leave, based on that financial security. working on the fact that we have low paid work, we have a gender pay gap. these are all interdwitwined. >> it's a big job. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> a big job. i wonder whether the prime minister will be a subject for our next government. tracy ulman, she's the first and only british woman to have her own tv sketch shows in both the uk and the united states. in her latest series, she looks at the women shaping our world today from merkel to may to trump. she looks for empathy in her characters, taking an interest in their actions behind the scenes as well. we sat down with her to talk about her show. >> you have season three coming. if someone has not watched season one or two, what do they need to know. >> my first -- the shows oe s originated in england. i was asked wo

way, this is an example of those underpinnings. this is a letter signed by the u.s. administration between the u.s. administration and palestine regarding all these causes that are now just ignore. ladies and gentlemen, consistent with our commitment to of the two state solution and negotiations to achieve them we have never refused and i do to tell me about anything where we refuse to come to the negotiation table, to the contrary, we have been in fight to more than once by more than one country here and they told us -- they invited us to sit with netanyahu and every time i accepted. i challenge you to tell me that i have refused once, or if they have, on the other hand, accepted once. we have never refuse a negotiation during the peace process. i came before the security council on the 20th of february this year and presented an initiative calling for the convening of an international on , andelevant u.n. solutions the internationally endorsed parameters. such should involve international participant tatian -- participation. show take this initiative in its entiret

our priority is clear — we aim to get the best brexit deal for jobs and living standards to underpinl bring people together and meet concerns of both those who voted leave and those who voted remain. conference, the way ahead is clear. we will vote against any reduction in rights, standards, protections and oppose a deregulatory race to the bottom. let me say to the country... applause let me say to the country, as it stands, labour will vote against the chequers plan or whatever is left of it and oppose leaving the eu with no deal. and it is inconceivable... inconceivable that we should crash out of europe with no deal, it would bea out of europe with no deal, it would be a national disaster. that is why, if parliament votes down a tory deal or the government fails to reach any deal at all, we would press for a general election. applause and cheering applause continues failing that, all options are on the table. let me thank keir starmer, the man who would lead our brexit negotiations. keir, having got agreement yesterday in this conference hall, getting one in brussels should be a

underpinning all this stuff is the idea that this is a very romantic view of nature.nd there's always that kind of elegiac quality in westerns. the idea that the land endures. and all these antics of humans sort of come and go. that's why the main characters of great westerns are often the landscapes. i mean the monument valley's been the hero of more than one. for americans it's like the great pyramids of egypt in the sense that there are these monumental natural forms that are much bigger than anything we can create. and that experience is kind of a vertical experience. you look up to the sky and you feel the big space and the openness of it and that's good for the soul. (thomas mcguane) the story's always the "moving on" story. what do you need to know about the western? it's about moving on. and the trouble is, even though the world is round, it's not a permanently solvable dramatic theme in that if you move on in the climate we now live in, in the western, you hit l.a., where westerns are made. (narrator) the cowboy hero was invented by writers, many of whom had

of why we have an oil rally but it's not crazy for some of those underpinnings to go away and this will go with it balance sheet is in great shape but i would fade it. >> so would you basically fade every single name we are talking about? >> yes it doesn't mean i'd short them >> you're going to be fading. >> i am. yeah >> it's important to know. >> yes. >> again, i disagree because i think what's happened in especially the e and p -- >> you can't disagree that i don't want to be long oil. you can disagree -- >> why would i do that you just made that very clear. >> you can disagree that being long oim is the right thing to do or not. >> i just think that the oil sector is being run for equity investors very differently than it was two or three years ago where it was grow the aaat all s >>> next up, guy, we put guy last so he can observe how this game is played and then play it himself accordingto the rules. we have the handbook ready too. >> because there's so many games now. there's like a rule book. >> there is a rule book and there are bylaws too exxonmobil, trade it or fade it? >> tr

that runs right down the middle of the european union and is a core element underpinning these talks.ou have countries like hungary, slovakia, the czech republic, and poland where it eu leaders say they do not want to accept any migrants under a distribution scheme. a newcomer to that hard-line group is italy where the interior minister is a new hard-line addition to that group . he has been notably not allowing migrates -- migrants to disembark from boats on italy, and they are standing firm, aligned with austria which made a hard-line migration policy as part of the political campaign that run it to power. it rules in conjunction with the far right freedom party and a rain against companies like germany and france, which although they shifted their positions slightly and agreed the external border policy needs to be beefed up, they will say eu values mean that some refugees jenna ridley -- genuinely fleeing w need to find a home in the european union, and that is a major sticking point. genie: next, north korea kim jong-un and his south korean counterpart moon jae-in wrapped up thei

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making itself evident between the people who could have benefited by looking at the corporate underpinnings of everything. instead, you had trump, and we didn't understand why they didn't look at trump the way we did. a lot of people are asking about how you talk to someone who is that far apart from you? >> i would say that those who have -- are part of the -- in tick white elite in live in places like menlo park have the luxury of dismissing trump. when you're desperate, when the established elites of the two main political parties have lied to you, successively, over years, and betrayed you, and destroyed your family, and destroyed your community, extinguished you your hope and thrust you into despair the heightest rates of suicide in the united states are middle aged white men. the lies of the republican and democratic party establishment were slicker, were more carefully packaged, were delivered in a tone of reasonableness, and the lies of a trump are crude and vulgar, but there is a desperation. as you know i traveled all over the country for this, from utah to scranton to -- at one p

and really sort of underpins why the republicans aren't stronger position right now. >> dickerson: did you find that sentiment in your group? >> we talked to them, they say, yeah, economy is in great shape. can't necessarily support the republican candidate, don't necessarily like the direction president trump is taking us. you've got two competitive house races in the vegas area, politics is top of mind. one guy told us he's seen $20 more thanks to the tax cut, others say i have better job urse the economy is doing great. they have concerns about the way the president is running the country or fact that maybe republicans aren't doing more to stand counter to the president there for they're open for change. >> dickerson: get to the president and his role in this in a second, any other -- take us inside those numbers on the house or who are the groups we should be paying attention to and what's moving them? >> besides those the economy is not enough voters, there's another one everybody should watch that's potential new voters coming into this. the democrats' chances hinge, about 17% of

is copious amounts of research online about the extent of the multi-million pound industry that underpins the racist white supremacist rock network and their. dollar well i didn't decide that i didn't pay for a poll i didn't. let's see what the guy said the guy said i wanted to reverse polarity and show what it's like for black people four hundred five years to be victims to these things even recreate created a scene out of american excess and notable cult. film on white nationalism in america that's what his artistic rationale was sounds credible to me whether he meant it or not who knows only he can tell but i do know this seems to be of big disproportionate difference with the way he's been treated to the way that the rest of the offenders on you tube but be treated no one's trying to make an excuse for that if he has used a c.n.n. change the priority of a good however but by the same token i have condemned both just like i started off on this program today con damning anyone who is promoting the idea to kill somebody else just because of the color of their skin i would condemn them if

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the growing ideological underpinnings of the democratic party really do make me wonder if people in the media are overestimating the democratic wave. the ideology scares a whole lot of people. rep. davidson: if you look at the pro-life issue, for example, we had a bill called the born alive act. attended abortion, the baby isn't aborted successfully, so the baby is actually alive -- really, really rare scenario, and there was a vote on that. only six democrats voted for that. the position for life within the democratic party is pretty monolithic, and it that way on a lot of issues. republicans have a much more inclusive ideology. if you look at grandma and grandpa's party when john f. kennedy was the icon, and he was celebrated, but asked, ask not what the country can do for you but what you can do for your country -- find a democrat that will run on that instead of the exact opposite. your country isn't doing this for you. when i'm there, it's going to do more for you. they will be offering lawnmowing any day now. host: congressman davidson, it's been my pleasure to sit down and have a

investment in our people in our economy our priority is clear we aim to get the best deal for jobs to underpin our plans and upgrade our economy and invest in every community and region that will bring people together and make concerns we will vote against any reduction in rates standards, protections and opposed the race to the bottom let me state say to the country let me say to the country as it stands labor will vote against the plan or whatever is left of it. and opposed leaving the eu with no deal. and it's inconceivable that we should do that with no deal. that is why if parliament votes the deal where they fail to reach any deal at all. we would press for general election. [applause]. [applause]. all options are on the table. the man who would lead our brexit negotiations. having that a grievance yesterday and getting one in brussels should be a piece of cake. so let me also reach out to the prime minister c maxey i reach out to everybody. is currently during the negotiations. brexit is about the future of our country and our vital interests. it's not about leadership squabbles i say t

name depression after a terrorist cell because that's what it is, hard to pin down, underpins your hopet it in the tablets tend to be dangerously misguided. it's a funny life, being depressed. i see a therapist. i decided be quite open about it. technically i'm on my second service because my first one that signed off with stress. i think it means i won. i take antidepressants too, and this is a contentious subject, isn't it? people don't tend to talk about. i did not talk about it for a long time. i was absolutely petrified of people knew i was on antidepressants that it would kill my career. i'm a self—employed stand up comedian. who wants a sad clown? i was scared people are weird about antidepressants. they want them to be perfect but what cure is? for a few days and after four days, they taken off and say, you know what? that is making it hard to walk. i could not do anything that i thought might increase the environmental impact of my life and i started out being a very normal environmental he aware person and send to a point i cannot do anything if i thought it would hurt the env

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major new contracts with supermarkets, underpinning 600 new jobs. 200 new tech jobs. 130 million investment in the auto sector from foreign companies in july, generating around 500 new jobs. what we are doing is negotiating a brexit deal that will deliver for this people, and will do so maintaining our union and the border between northern ireland and ireland. and the right honorable gentlemen said he wanted new trade deals, now he wants to be in the custom union. at one stage, the right honorable gentlemen, when asked about his views, he said, labor is not wedded to freedom of movement as a point of principle, but nor do we rule it out. so he does not even agree with himself. >> i'm not sure who the prime minister is listening to, but she may have heard from the national farmers union, that says it will be an armageddon scenario. it says a no deal brexit would be devastating for working people. the eu chief negotiator and president macron seem to have ruled out the proposals. so now, we are at a critical point. can the prime minister tell the house if she believes a deal will be reached by

their future so one new model is the zine to fund quality journalism using the same technology that underpins cryptocurrency is like that coin and that's block chain it's a digital ledger which records transactions across the internet and stores this information in multiple locations this means the records are public verifiable and difficult to hack therefore block chain may be used for more than just currency and transactions it could for example help prevent election fraud and that's because the election can be recorded on a publicly verifiable ledger one new york based startup called civil has come up with its own digital currency to fund journalism called a civil token these tokens can be used to fund local or international news or topic focus stories earlier i spoke to and goodman he's a lecturer at the london school of economics who researches blog chain and he says the success or failure of civil will ultimately be to be decided by its users. let's be honest there are massive challenges i know a lot about blocked in but the fact is in the real world not much has been done with block ch

home does not have to be at the expense of global cooperation and the values rules and ideals that underpin this indeed cooperation and competition are not mutually exclusive only global cooperation based on a set of agreed rules can ensure competition is fair and does not succumb to protectionism with its certain path to lost jobs and international confrontation and it is only global cooperation which can harness legitimate self interest towards common goals producing agreements on global challenges such as climate change proliferation and increasing inclusive economic growth. we see this cooperation here today at this un as we also saw it at the commonwealth heads of government meeting earlier this year and here today as chair in office of the commonwealth i deliver a clear statement on behalf of the heads of government of its fifty three equal and independent member states we reaffirm our shared commitment to work together within a rules based international system to address shared global challenges and foster a fairer more secure more sustainable and more prosperous future this commitme

there are but it was a significanten openinggh that a considerable water escaped, undermining the underpinnings of the road and the asphalt gave way. >> the folks herehould get their water back on by tonight.h road buckled all the way down to mississippi avenue. that's going to take days f to the sinkhole and fix the entire streets. you may be seeing the buses rerouted and traffic area for least the next few days. s that's going to be a m there. >> i know. look at this, too. all this rain causing this tree to topple over on to a me. this is in alexandria, virginia, the block of russell road. one person did have minor injuries and downed power lined impacted traffic on monticello bouleva boulevard. >> let's go to chuck bell. always bad news. i avoid you in the hallways now. >> if you dare to look out the window, you know there's no sunshine out there now. there there be precious little today. i do think late this afternoon you can sort of get a the reflections off the top of the jefferson memorial here, thk s are trying to prettien just a bit. ere will be peeks of sunshine here. otherwise a mess

comments were made in sarcasm but there is this belief that there is this sort of biased sort of underpinning of the government that is working against donald trump and so that seems to be irritating the president but there's no question about it if ross rosenstein was to be removed from his role at the department of justice it would certainly lead many of the president's critics to think that this is an attempt by the president to essentially harm the probe and that probe of course is the russian vesta geisha whether or not his presidential campaign colluded with russia many would see this as another effort to to try and impede that investigation just as they saw the removal of the f.b.i. director former f.b.i. director james comey thank you kimberly how could in washington d.c. so we're talking about the deputy attorney u.s. attorney general and we've got with us now bruce fein who is a former u.s. associate deputy attorney general also author of constitutional peril the life and death struggle for a constitution and democracy what a title bars nice to have you with us first of all what do

. >> there certain kinds of machines that you and i will never come into contact with, that underpin a lot of the high- tech products that people purchase. >> reporter: they say that the tariffs are in response to what they call unfair trade practices. chinese officials say that they will have new taxes on american items soon. >>> a man accused of being a serial rapist is set to be arraigned later today. >> our jackie ward has been following the case. >> reporter: in this all came down to genealogy and dna. he started his attacks in 1991. he then moved through sonoma, davis, woodland, martinez, and sacramento. there were six counties in northern california. the california district attorney's office says that he is the norcal rapist. they say he has alluded the law for 27 years, living in finish and working at uc berkeley for 25 years. investigators believe that he is the man behind at least 10 rapes and assaults and his victims say that sometimes they lasted for hours. authorities believe that she was the first victim. there hoping they can help the prosecution in some way. >> i thou

it is underpinned by strong fundamentals in the united states, strong productivity, efficiency improvementnsumer confidence is improving and earnings are improving. that is what is under the current improvement in the economy. if you dare to assume trade negotiations do go well, the markets could potentially move much higher from here. that level of optimism is not in your base assumption, is it? linda: not right now. that is probably because we have a lot of negotiations with different countries at the same time that i think we need to see resolved. i think canada is one likely to get resolved to soon and we will have resolution, at least a handshake, with europe. but china will be much more difficult. the china and u.s. are much further apart. china i do not believe has any incentive to solve negotiations, at least before the midterm election. shery: you talk about the solid performance in the light -- relative earnings performances of the s&p 500, relative to emerging markets. you are seeing the dynamics and what you are seeing is the change in earnings expectations for the s&p 500 agai

quotes they said they overheard or heard about by general kelly or mattis, is that enough of an underpinning? >> this is the problem with anonymous sources and we can agree whether we are democrat or republican or independent when you have an anonymous source and don't know where it is coming from. we saw this in all the discussions around the op-ed published in the new york times, democrats and republicans, come forward and name yourself because that provides credibility and context. without that it erodes the credibility and feeds into donald trump's conversation about the deep state. shannon: that is pretty much it, anonymous sources. >> ed henry talked about this, woodward has a track record of recording conversations and interviews and being able to back up his anonymous sources. shannon: he has a long accuracy track record. the question is ben bradley, his editor at the washington post had concerns about deep throat and claims casey had a deathbed confession nobody else witnessed, his own family and security guards, his book on john belushi nobody take seriously and the previous admini

is the embrace of open economies and free trade, as drivers of innovation and growth that underpin yourand acted as the greatest agent of collective human progress. where free markets have been properly regulated and trade and investment unleashed, we have seen unprecedented levels of wealth and opportunity, rising life expectancy, greater access falling infant mortality, and reductions in absolute poverty on a scale that would once be hard to imagine. as governments, we have played our part in helping to make this possible, by agreeing and abiding by a global framework of rules, and my opening of our economies to competition. but today, new challenges, including the rapid pace and breath of technological change, are causing some to question their faith in the institutions of global cooperation and the framework of rules which have brought us to this point you they look at who gains from free trade and ask whether this global economic system is fair and whether it can really be made to work for everyone. growth ofat the artificial intelligence and ask whether their children or grandchil

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will continue to champion the same believes, standing for freedom, democracy and the rule of law, underpinnedrules-based global order. and that is why i am confident we can reach a deal about our future relationships that are built in this spirit. we have put forward a plan for a new, but still close relationship, with frictionless trade at its heart. there is no other plan that protects jobs and livelihoods and also meets our commitments in northern ireland, while respecting how people voted in the largest democratic exercise in our history. and i believe that behind the noise of the headlines and the chattering of the commentators, there is much common ground in these objectives. we know that the other models would not deliver business and would face either bureaucracy, increased border checks and all those. so i urge the eu to engage with our proposals so we can move forward. to be clear, we are not seeking partial membership as a single market or in any way, trying to undermine it. we are looking to achieve the frictionless trade that i believe is in all of our interests. there is clearly

we aim to get the best trexit deal for jobs and living standards to underpin our plans to upgrade our economy, and invest in every community and every region, that will bring people together, amid concerns of those who believe, and those that voted remain. the way is clear, we will vote against any reduction in rights, standards, protection, and oppose a deregulatory race to the bottom. let me save the country. let me save the country, as it stands, vote against the checkers plan, and oppose leaving the eu with no deal. and it is inconceivable -- inconceivable that we should stay in europe with no deal it would be a national disaster. that is why if parliament votes down the deal, or the government fails to reach any deal at all, we will press for a general election. failing that all options run the table. this is the man that would lead our trexit negotiations. here, having got agreement yesterday in this conference call, getting brussel should be a piece of cake. but let me also reach out to the prime minister. who is currently apparently doing the negotiations. trexit is about the

suddenly all the architecture, the underpinnings of the rules and case law that allowed those things to be admitted into courts in my mind ought to be seriously questioned because the eye witness identification in the brooks case, it was the three-year-old sister who said mr. brooks did it. that was we know wrong. and likewise, identification wrong philadelphia -- wrongful identifications in other case us. what forensic science and innocence cases and wrongful convictions do is, one hopes, they ask really fundamental profound questions, particularly for us as lawyers and as judges, to what extent do we need to go back and reexamine the way we have done business over the years with respect to these component parts that are critical in homicide cases, identifications. confessions. and that i'll end my answer this way. i think for those of us particularly lawyers and judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys, it can be very difficult to go back and ask those questions and honestly answer them because in essence, what you're being asked to do is really to be candid and honest about many