it all begins here in western canada in the small town of sylvan lake, a place that looks and sounds idyllic. but her childhood wasn't. her parents divorced when she was 8. her mother worked mostly cashier jobs to raise three children. the family always seemed to be on the move. life wasn't easy for mother and daughter. amanda yearned even at an early age for a world beyond her hometown. >> one constant was that i wanted to be a world traveler. i wanted to go to every country in the world. >> you're a kid. how old are you? >> 8 years old. >> and you had stacks of national geographic. >> the images that i saw on the pages were everything that my hometown wasn't, like something out of a dream, really. >> amanda realized her dreams of seeing the world in the 1990s when she was 19. she saved up enough tips working as a waitress for her first big trip to venezuela. >> we're driving in the back of a pickup truck from a village. >> the whole world was wide open to me at that time. >> so wide open she traveled to guatemala, thailand, even the middle east. then on a trip to africa in 2006 she

across the americas we have been talking about very bad weather for the northwestern u.s., and western canada, over the past several days. well, we have another system coming in from the pacific. but this time it's going to be producing heavy rainfall for the southern parts of california. this is quite good news for you, because this one, has been dealing with lack of precipitation over the past several weeks. winter conditions for the northern areas. meanwhile, mid winterlike conditions are still affecting most of the mid parts of the u.s., looking like blustery, and snowy for the high plains. we're expecting about 50 centimeters of snow to fall in to the next 24 hours. with gusts of about 80 kilometers per hour. similar story over the northeastern corner of the u.s., and eastern canada. the canadian maritimes with blizzard conditions to continue throughout your monday. temperatures for the coastal areas, not too bad. in fact 16 degrees for you, springlike conditions for washington, d.c. 12 degrees in new york, with rainy conditions on the flip side of the continent in the mid teens in san f

ge have been launching rou in western canada and the overall expectation is that the rouge aircraft will deliver 21% lower cost on the narrowbody and 3com --he wide-body through a configuration of labor savings. -- of cutting costs and labor savings. as far as joe biden is concerned, you fly into and would airuardia canada. i wonder what your response is to his or marks that laguardia is a third world operation. >> look, i won't get into a bashing of laguardia right here. but i will say that laguardia is one of our very important destinations in the united states and the eastern seaboard. it is often depressing to see the level of delays that arrive there. a rise there. -- the level of delays that arise there. could say is that we would certainly like to see some improvement there. >> let's talk about the actual aircraft for a moment. a-319 as well as the boeing 767, and the move over to rouge. what can you tell me about adding capacity, adding more seats into the aircraft? clique that has been a good strategy for rouge, as i said earlier, the higher density configuration, which is more

storm a big storm air in the gulf of alaska this will bring moisture in from the northwest and western canada this moves down we'll have more rain and snow where we need it. for now the drought continues. the severe drought area is still the same size. >> yes, we need help out there. appreciate it. good weekend to you. today, have you heard of this? today is national day of unplugging. that's an awkward thing to say. it's the day to go off the grid and live out in the real world. for some people that's easier said than done. online rehab next. >> welcome back everyone to al jazeera america. fans of the late author and screen writer leonard have a chance to see his items. >> reporter: when a great writer passes away he leaves behind his life's work but also his stuff. elmore dutch leonard's stuff is on sale here in michigan. leonard's books and short stories inspired films like "get shorty" and other films that made him internationally famous. some books are available to buy but it's his personal items that are attracting interest. everything from table lamp, garden tools and even his christma

s from western canada. and this is a state department office on market.ical of the report that concluded the pipeline would have a negligible affect on change. >> they are calling an attack on a train station china's 9/11. some people slashed passengers waiting to board a train in southwestern china yesterday. more than zero people were killed a within 30 others wounded. some were migrant workers returning to factories over the chinese knew year. >> four to five attackers were shot and killed by police. >> they are blaming this on ethnic separatists. >> this morning crews are still searching for the pilot. it happened. #:00 yesterday afternoon. this is east of the air station. >> navy said fa 18 c hornet was on a training flight before it crashed. they are having a rough time reaching it because of the rough terrain. >>> olympic runner pistorius is accused of killing his model girlfriend last year. he said he mistook her for a burglar. the couple had some type of fight though and hid in the pact room and he fired four shots through the door, killing her.

nissan japan's two thousand and nine and tsunami has been watching a start here in canada's western coast since early two thousand twelve. among the typical pacific marine to be found here. locals have been finding japanese fishing boats and number two japanese houses. earlier this month seventeen japanese university students around it they wanted to volunteer their time to comb the beach he is very much. robinson has been in charge of clearing the beach. she explained the situation of the tsunami did to the students. mine is pretty good. he will be march two thousand and fourteen. harold cancel a soft snow is from inside the marquee. one of the cities hardest hit by the disaster. more than three thousand five hundred people died and over four hundred are still missing. so i was at his high school when the tsunami engulfed the city he lost a dear friend in the waves. at a time of despair. he was encouraged to see many foreigners turning out to lend a helping hand. i was very thankful that so many people helped us. one so i thought when i entered university. i would like to pay back the ki

and more wet and windy weather affecting western parts of canada still.isk of more mud slides in washington state, i'm afraid. central areas remain quiet. more rain to come for the end of the weekend. >> thanks. >>> the highly contagious bole lie virus has started in this area. erica wood reports. >> reporter: taking in the latest warnings one of the deadliest viruses known to man has reached the capitol city. with no known cure or vacation, it is striking fear in the residents. >> translator: i have been afraid. everyone has to protect themselves. >> reporter: people are being told to take precautions, the government banned public funerals for eboli victims. and detection is difficult. >> translator: you cannot just look at a sick person and say he has it. but systematically if it resembles eboli we'll second them to the infection diseases center. >> reporter: up to 90% of those affected die, and the only course of action quarantine. it is highly contagious and can be passed on just by touching an infection person or animal. it is believed the virus was

actually in western canada where we to the with partners invested over a billion dollars. >> now, i alsoe he's not worried about supply disruptions from russia. he is watching it though very closely. >> i'm not expecting major problems. i'm expecting the situation will go back to normality. but certainly the fact that it's so important for europe is something to remember because even political decision in europe might be conditioned from this dependence. >> so where will they look if there were disruptions and where will they get supply? he says he will be looking at nigeria, libya, norway as well as eni's own operations in italy and the uk. and both from italy as well as from total ceo from france said they are both very interested in looking into iran once sanctions are lifted. we'll have much more about that coming up on "power lunch." back to you. >> thank you for that. let's head it over to shesheila. >> carl check out shares of brown-forman. hitting a 52-week high. boasted by strons sales of flagship jack dan elseiels brand. i don't know if you're a jack daniels guy or not. >> good

spring and some freezing rain across the border states use the code as southern parts of canada over towards western great lakes to have it. some southerly winds and also looking at them suddenly wins coming in from a separate system that's gonna bring some warmer weather for the southeast. before it does though some rough weather to me coming in place carolina zealand the possibility of snow fall but none of these flashlights damaging winds large hail and even the risk of tornadoes in southern parts of florida. as our cold fronts octopus truthfully called dixie alley on here across the gulf states and typically is time the early march. you start to get more and more chances of severe weather threats across much of that parts of the us that is used to live seventeen though atlanta up to seven wash an easy just to their free i knew thursday. osteen chilly still in chicago before easter and see that warming trend spotters europe is concerned well off towards the north we have several low pressure areas still unpacking northern parts of the british isles over for the scandinavian peninsula and you have

canada, over towards quebec. making for foul weather conditions. on the western sea boards, snow, 10 to 20 centimeters as this system pushes through. across the deep south, mild weather in place. houston with a high of 23 here. the big thing they're going to be expecting is some rain showers through the week. that could develop into a rather severe storm system by next week. we want to continue to keep a close eye on that. and washington, d.c., a high of 14. melting off the snow. most of it has melted off that accumulated last monday. i think the big thing in washington, d.c. that you're looking forward to is the cherry blossom festival. this is what it feels like. it's going to start a little bit late because we have seen an abnormally strong winter. and not until april 8th should those be in full bloom. that's a look at your weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> and before that, our top story once again, the people searching for the missing malaysia airlines plane may have caught a break. australian officials say what could be pieces of debris have showed

those originals, those western european powers plus the united states, canada, and japan.t they -- you know, this is about political isolation that's been one of the punishments that president obama has said that he hopes to level against putin for these -- for his actions in crimea. the second part that's in this declaration that shouldn't be ignored is that the united states did get agreement from all the g-7 nations that further -- what they're calling a s.e.c. to recall sanction, sanctions against russia, various parts of russia's economy beyond individuals that are targeted now, that if russia escalates things further in southern ukraine and eastern ukraine then the g-7 countries with -- which means -- in this case germany agreeing to do this means the rest of the european union would go along, then you would see sanctions against three key sectors of the russian economy -- their arms industry, their energy sector and their financial sector. and that could have a real impact not -- on the russian economy in a way they haven't experienced yet. but it is a guillotine si

you can see where we'll get the rain, western washington and oregon and north idaho and parts of canada. it is the storm moving through the south-east. it's brought severe thunder storms in parts of south-east texas, reports coming down from kansas all the way through. wind gusts tracking. they are dying out. we'll continue with the rain, but in the afternoon the threat picks up. it's a risk of thunder storms stretching across louisiana, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle. note that it's mainly rain for the south-east, but you head north. there's the collision. cold air coming down from the north, meeting up with the storm moving through the east. the temperatures in the below zero area, like minus four, it's definitely cold in canada. this is exactly where the winds are pulling the air from, from the north-east. it will meet up crass west vij and vij. washington d.c. gets another monday morning commute with the snow and ice. we'll see the snow stretch from kentucky into west vij. it will be a developing situation through the day, and note that new york, you may avoid the sn

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will see some mixture of rain and snow that is over the western parts of eastern parts of the great lakes region as well as the eastern cana canada. and a new system will form so that will provide more wet conditions into the weekend. now, in the middle of the u.s., no precipitation, but the risk of a wildfire is growing day by day. and a new system coming in from the pacific once again, so wet and windy conditions will likely continue at least in to early next week. about 300 millimeters of rain is likely for the coastal areas, and even tornadoes can happen with that. snow is possible for the mountainous areas as well. temperatures are not too bad over the coastal areas. 14 degrees for you in seattle, and 22 degrees in los angeles, with bright sunshine. and across the eastern u.s., finally get being back to the double digits in washington, d.c., 15 degrees. 12 for you in new york city with rainy weather on the last day of the business week. all right. across europe, then, we are still looking at very bad conditions over the eastern parts of the mediterranean. and, in fact, we have a report of a 380 millimeters of rain over the s

world war ii, made a decision, the country we rebuilt in western reyupe -- in western europe had government run insurance. canada had government run insurance. our country decided to go with employer-based insurance and that worked well until about 10 years ago where we saw employers dropping that coverage. at one time in our country 80% of the people who work had insurance through their employer. now it's below 60%. the affordable care act we're seeing increases with that. even a small business can be eligible through subsidies to cover their employees under the affordable care act. like i said, as a member of the energy and commerce committee, i'm proud of us passing something. it's not perfect and -- but it's a step in the right direction. i would hope that this congress and maybe a future congress will say, ok, let's see what's wrong with the affordable care act, like we've had to go back and fix medicare on a number of occasions. nobody wants to apoll lish medicare. it's one of the greatest legislation ever passed. and i would hope that over the years we'll poinled the affordable care act -- we'll build on

coming on the western side, that's where the gusty winds, we're seeing blizzard conditions in north and south dakota. the storm will track to the north, the snow will push well up into canadafor now, the heaviest snow is in north and south dakota. there's the break with flood warnings still in effect, even winter weather advisories, right along the coast of maine. here is that heavy snow and into the south it's rain even severe weather, but blizzard warning, dark red, combined with gusty wind 40 to 50 miles an hour, blizzard conditions there. 74 to 19, big temperature contrast, that warm air as the storm tracks to the west will move up to the midwest and mid atlantic. dark blue, the threat will also be severe weather to the south not only today but tomorrow, then the following day, across the south this storm will create the potential for severe thunderstorms could contain hail or gusty wind. we're getting a break with the rain across washington, storm tracks to the south, it's dry but in the next 48 hours more rain moving into that area. del. >> thank you dave. sometimes the rain is just too much. this is where, heavy storm pounding the peninsula on sunday leaving all but

western portions of georgia that goes through this afternoon. meanwhile, further toward the north, looking at temperatures plummeting, colder air sinking in out of canadast. louis at 35 degrees. nashville at 52. between nashville and between st. louis, that is where our frontal boundary is. such a stark contrast in temperatures. towards the north, see the precipitation following. it's all rain in the areas with the temperatures in 40s and 50s across portions of oklahoma, back towards arkansas. but once you make your way into st. louis missouri, all ice out there. you need to be careful on the roads. >> ice is going to make its way towards the east. across the midwest and toward the i-95 corridor -- the reason we have weinter storm warnings and the washington, d.c. area, i'm sorry. winter is still here. looking at anywhere from three to six inches of snow. also, towards southern portions of delaware. >>> if your grandma has more instagram followers than you do, don't feel so bad because grandma has more than 73,000. >> grandma, what's your most important lesson you learned in life? >> to be good to other people and love 'em. >> there you have it. her gr

like this winter if the jet stream is north and western north america because of warm ocean temperatures has kept the flow pouring in from canada with cold air. the new combined ocean atmosphere model looks to april and says that pattern will continue. look how much of the country will be colder than normal. while the april forecast looks at the front end of the upcoming season, if we look three months ahead you can see the blue below normal area strengths. this indicates seasonal warming may decrease the number of below normal days as bring proceeds. >> one reason we're thinking that spring may stay cool is because of the near record ice coverage on the great lakes. my colleagues at the national weather service say what that could mean in the weeks ahead. >> here we have a delayed spring every year given the presence of the bodies of water and the colder water that exists as the move into the leaders bring. >> many ask some since the winter is cold will the summer be cold, not necessarily. the same model shows near or above normal temperatures over a good part of the northwest. coolest weather in the upper midwest. >> there wi

prodder point i want to emphasize is when you look at other other countries whether it's canada or the others in the western, individually seek out out -- it's in the law they seek out medical care in private care centers in their country or even outside their own country because they cannot handle this from their own country, and so while we in the u.s., some of us leaning towards a more nationalized system. the countries that have the experience of nationalized systems, have made significant movements towards privatization. >> host: scott atlas, there's people watching this interview saying to themselves, well, you know, he's a doctor. he makes x amount of dollars. he needs to make less dollars. he's making too much. >> guest: well, you know, i think that's certainly been said many times. it's not a surprise. unfortunately, i don't make that much money, but that's besides the point. i think we have to look at -- this is a tricky part of health care. this is the kind of moral dilemma that gets into the discussion, which is people saying, okay, health care is different from everything else because health ca

western exclude president putin from the group of 8. the joint statement following a 2 hour meeting in the netherlands between president obama, germany, france,ity lately, uk, japan and canada, the move is a -- last week, russia's former minister, saying it would not isolate russia from the rest of the world. >>> weighed on wall street, the dow lost 26 points but did manage to bounce back from deeper losses, nasdaq fell 50, weighed down in part by net flix by 7%. reaction to a potential deal between apple and come cast, a possible partnership between apple and cop cast would bring a joint streaming individual yes service to apple tv, the new device stream live and on demand programs, that could present major competition to net flix's popular video streaming service. >>> depper into the cloud, the networking giant today announced a new plan to invest $1 billion over the next two years to create cisco cloud services, the new system will. >>>all cyst cloud base the data service, hard driving or a server. social networking facebook is putting out new design images for its engineering and building, designed a 435,000 square foot building and has treeded on the roof and walled gl

despite repeated western calls for russia to withdraw its troops from training at the end of cooking has shown no sign of backing down. in response to russia's actions canada has recalled its ambassador from moscow. several countries including the united states france canada and great britain have announced suspension of separate trade talks with the g eight summit in brussels thirteenth june model falcon power is an independent military analyst the problem is the gift that some countries will not take part. problem may be that there will be no g eight. any more that the g seven is going to emerge because of the western leaders will begin to bed means without prussia and russia will be excluded that isolate that which of course is bad for russia. and that could be bad for the west. it also. but that's wheeler is right now bowling. this is just the beginning of this terrible storm. cold that you pray. the celina has already spoken on the phone to several world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel on sunday. he said that the threat of violence from ultra nationalist force him to intervene and insisted that his actions were adequate i'm your guy

western observers to its fullest today. she has the c seventeen s having visited the russian ukrainian border opening these teams consist of observers from the us canada switzerland and the baltic countries untreated the chance to speak with military personnel there and take photo. we spoke of the inspector's reasoning was that they were satisfied with her and did not find any alarming military activity on russia's border with the crispy monday is the lookup. many in ukraine's eastern regions are refusing to recognize the new gay bishop in kiev taking to the streets in defiance of the interim government. several regional centers are engulfed in protest of proust accusing the uni does it with you. in kiev of me and elsie leaving this may be insisting the ousted president yanukovich is still the legitimate leader. some according to filings opal of crimea and hold a referendum on joining russia. others pushing the federalism in ukraine. the demolished the reachable totally from kiev. the students has become the main flash would surprise a russian protests thousands were reading that there was a weekend run email is that full of tea. thousands of people t

canada. now in the middle of the u s clients and told to bring peace to every sky the wind fire's a growing across the southern and central plains. anyway once again over the western part of the leading candidate to incoming no pressure to and from the atlantic. this is due to a series of low pressure systems were expecting when your brain to cope with the next several days about three hundred millimeters likely for the coast an area that is not to produce and more christlike as plausible and mind blowing snow will likely continue for the month and locations. the rincon valley duel to the coastal areas and fourteen degrees in seattle ten degrees and then convert night conditions in adelaide twenty ten degrees on the twenty third of the content finally getting back to the double digits in washington d c s was in year eight. across japan it was a beautiful day but sunny weather and very warm conditions like make that carried the thumbs in the prefecture of any. we enjoyed a few cookies and now this area has a baby themed cars coming at us with an ordinary as attorneys want to cry so we need to play chords ignored this thing goes for the korean peninsula. spent the e

western observers also know it's false. seen in speed c. seventeen s have visited the russian ukrainian border with these teams consist of observers from the u.s. canada switzerland and the baltic countries it is the chance to speak with military personnel there and take photos you go after as we spoke with the inspectors who said they were satisfied with it and did not find any alarming military activity and russia's border with ukraine be mowgli as deal with foot as presidential elections in ukraine draw closer the number of candidates is rising recently dimitri joined a list of candidates he's been put by the cuban put by russia on the international monitors list or calls to carry out terrorism and is all also the leader of an ultra nationalist right sector movement turned political party there to take a closer look at the new leadership in ukraine and some of those that have risen to power. bit by bit literally you know the man in a beige coat is a deputy of ukraine's new parliament here he's representing the country's information and media committee of the euro zone the resignation i tell you he talks to the head of ukraine's national t.v. channe

indeed, every honor killing in canada and in america has had social workers who were re miss and didn't believe a family would kill a daughter, and honor killing is not like westernc violence. it's very, very different. it involves a conspiracy of the family against usually a young girl. for the smallest infraction of obedience, and when i mean conspiracy, i'm talking about a mother, a father, sisters, brother, cousin, aunt, uncle, all of them, and they increasingly have been tried and convicted in europe. not exactly yet here. and so what we can do here is apply our concept of what is good, what is right, what is lawful, what is legal, here to whoever is here. that will keep us very busy. yes? >> what kind of reception did you get by your family when you finally made it back to the states? >> well, i weighed 90 pounds. i was very sick. i was very jaundiced and very pregnant. and i was ready to walk out of afghanistan. i was ready to just follow the know mads, although i had rejected that. it happened to be the seem that james mitcher in deals with in caravan, but i rejected that because the nomads were just kidnap me and keep me. i had nothing of value. ... we w

canada, the u.s. >> is there a prevailing theory? >> no prevailing theory. >> let me move to ukraine's eastern border where we've seen russian troops along their western borderwith some suggestion that they might move into different ukrainian territory. maybe as if they are trying to establish land way to get to crimea. what is the extent of your fear that that's exactly what they are doing? >> candy, it's deeply concerning to see the russian troop build up along the border. i want creates the potential for incidents, for instability. it's likely what they are trying to do is intimidate the ukrainians. it's possible they are moving in. the president this week will be in europe gathering the leaders of the g7 countries, major industrial countries of the world, the european union, nato, china and others and what we've seen the president do in recent weeks and what we'll see him do this week is bring the world together in support of ukraine, toys late russia for its actions against ukraine and reassure our partners in nato and europe. >> i want to play you just a little bit of what the president and others have said as this crisis began to build, sort of starti

canada. the kremlin embraces an independent crimea and mocks sanctions issued by the u.s. and westernovernments. one of our viewers saying that the u.s. sanctions are meaningless to russia. they only understand force, but we should not bother to go there. this response from connecticut senator chris murphy in response to the vote on sunday. 95.5%, seriously? 100%?t just make it ard on ourall is rich republican line. ?s this enough t ,aller: i guess the question is i have not read anywhere on an actual list of what they want to do. or does anybody know what they want to do. so what we are going to do is enforce the russians -- she was going to tell the crimean's that everything is off after the jubilation on television -- that they will have to go back to the ukraine. ? wewill tell them that have all these press reports and eul these dignitaries in th -- what do they want him to do at this point echo we are backing this key of government that everybody knows is iev this ke government. this dictatorship they think that will happen in moldova. i've been there. moldova asked russia to hel

moscow and let's not have a low quote some western politicians suggest the us president said most crew was breaching international law and phrases being isolated canada dubbed putin's military intervention with condemnation coming from the prime minister the country then joined the list of countries who have suspended preparations for the g eight summit in sochi russia potential use of force was also deplored by the e.u.'s foreign policy chief as well and britain's prime minister followed the trend saying there is no excuse for outside military intervention but there was one critic who told them all get a chicken has the details secretary kerry's threaten to isolate russia economically and politically he's threatened asset freezes and visa bans he said russia may not remain in the g eight there with threats and there was criticism take a listen. it's really nineteenth century behavior in the twenty first century and there is no way to start with you just don't know the country on phony pretexts in order to assure your interests well the interviewer never asked him what about iraq what about constant threats to use force coming from washington during

defense minister says western observers know it's false too soon in spirit seen seven teams have visited the russian ukrainian border with these teams consist of observers from the u.s. canada switzerland and the baltic countries it is the chance to speak with military personnel there and take photos you can afterwards as we spoke with the inspectors who said they were satisfied and did not find any alarming military activity and russia's border with ukraine the mowgli. many in ukraine's eastern regions are refusing to recognize the new leadership in kiev taking to the streets in defiance of the interim government and several regional centers are engulfed in protests with crowds accusing the new leaders in kiev of. resisting the else to president yet a covert is still the legitimate leader some are calling to follow the example of crimea and hold a referendum on joining russia others pushing for federalism in ukraine with the mob for greater autonomy from kiev the city of donetsk has become one of the made flashpoints of pro russian protests thousands were rallying there over the weekend running nearly as the forty. thousands of people have taken to the streets again this w

western observers agree it's not the case. seen in speak seen seven teams have visited the russian ukrainian border for the police teams consist of observers from the u.s. canada switzerland and the baltic countries it is the chance to speak with military personnel there and take photos you go after as we spoke with the inspectors somebody who said they were satisfied with it and did not find any alarming military activity in russia's border with ukraine the mowgli is deal with for the bank robberies office raids crime rackets could be a new reality in ukraine where security forces are working to control radical groups. i. this is video from the country's major to producing plant which was storing this week by our men some of them thought to be from the so-called my dad fighters though reports suggest it was an attempt by shareholders to seize the stock witnesses say police appeared at the scene but did not intervene at might be understandable after seeing this video police seemingly under attack from radicals while walking down the street in another incident an apparent attempt to rob a bank but the group was allowed to walk free afterward interim prosecutor

, every honor killing in canada and in america has had social workers who were remiss, who didn't believe that family would kill a daughter. an honor killing is not like western domestic violence. it's very, very different. it involves a conspiracy of the family against usually a young girl. for the smallst infraction of -- smallest infraction of obedience. and when i say conspiracy, i'm talking about a mother, a father, sister, brothers, aunt, uncle. and they increasingly have been tried and convicted in europe. not exactly yet here. so what we can do here is apply our concept of what is good, what is right, what is lawful, what is legal here for whoever is here. that'll keep us very busy. yes. >> what kind of reception did you get by your family when you finally made it back to the states? >> well, i weighed 90 pounds, i was very sick, i was very jaundiced, and i was very pregnant. and i was ready to walk out of afghanistan. i was ready to just follow the nomads, although i had rejected that. it happened to be a scene that james michener deals with in caravan, but i rejected that was the nomads would just kidnap me and keep me. i had nothing to give them of