woody was a country boy. he grew up hunting. he tried to enlist at the age of 16 and he wasn't very tall. wasn't allowed in then. but he made it in at 17 years old. really epitomizes that great, great, greatest generation. but growing up as a hunting boy on a farm, he was a really good shot. he loved his country more than anything and he would do anything possible to defend. so he did. he was awarded the medal of honor in 1945 for his courage in the battle of iwo jima, where he single-handedly, he was the guy that made the shot that fought the japanese with the flame throwers, clearing the path for more american troops. marines raised the american flag on mount suribachi, if you visualize that picture, we have all seen it. that very day resulting in the iconic photo that showed that america was winning the war in the pacific. woody was not just a constituent and hero, he was a friend. i served with him for years in rotary right there in little milton, west virginia. his legacy of service, dedication, and patriotism will live thr

woody described him as a auide and encouraging. woody described him as a guide or— and encouraging.or mental? _ and encouraging. woody described him as a guide or mental? -- _ and encouraging. woody described him as a guide or mental? -- guide - and encouraging. woody described him as a guide or mental? -- guide or- as a guide or mental? -- guide or mental? at _ as a guide or mental? -- guide or mental? at city. _ as a guide or mental? -- guide or mental? at city. we _ as a guide or mental? -- guide or mental? at city. we would - as a guide or mental? -- guide or| mental? at city. we would resolve all the world's problems and he was certainly a guide. he was thoroughly decent and professional but he was also just a decent and professional but he was alsojust a nice person decent and professional but he was also just a nice person to decent and professional but he was alsojust a nice person to be decent and professional but he was also just a nice person to be around and his public persona and private personas were very different and when he got to know him as a person, he was certai

professor woody explained theissues modeling.blic versus using clear facts. models to the public versus using clearfacts. i models to the public versus using clear facts— clear facts. i thought sir patrick did an excellent _ clear facts. i thought sir patrick did an excellent job _ clear facts. i thought sir patrick did an excellent job of- clear facts. i thought sir patrick did an excellent job of laying i clear facts. i thought sir patrick| did an excellent job of laying out did an excellentjob of laying out our discomfort at trying to explain models in very short form press briefings. they have to come rightly with large numbers of caveats. what inevitably happens with models unfortunately, you can't actually argue with the number of people going into hospital and the number of sadly dying. you can argue with the model. they tended to become a way in which both sides of a polarised debate tended to have their debate with some people saying, this is all made up its exaggerated, it'sjust modelling in the modelling is exaggerated

girl wants woody.to been meaning to take woody to college, but he decides to give him up or. >> well, i cried when i went to the bought hot dog the foyer and bought a hot dog and it cost £28. >> idea in the >> interesting idea in the guardian. leo, could guardian. now, leo, that could revolutionise consumption. >> this horrific. so >> listen, this is horrific. so this the buddy boost. how this is the buddy boost. how accountability you accountability partners make you healthy , happy, and more healthy, happy, and more successful. a this is successful. so this is a this is a accountability partner is a friend who helps you commit to your goals. you know, you might go to the gym together, but it's in the papers because speaker in the papers because us speaker mike speaker mike johnson, the new speaker and his teenage son, monitor each other's pornography and that's the longest thing i've heard for a very long time. i mean, wrong even if you do mean, it's wrong even if you do it with mate, doing it with i

girl wants woody. been meaning to take woody to college, but he decides to give him up or. >> well, i cried when i went to the bought hot dog the foyer and bought a hot dog and it cost £28. >> idea in the >> interesting idea in the guardian. leo, could guardian. now, leo, that could revolutionise consumption. >> this horrific. so >> listen, this is horrific. so this the buddy boost. how this is the buddy boost. how accountability you accountability partners make you healthy , happy, and more healthy, happy, and more successful. a this is successful. so this is a this is a accountability partner is a friend who helps you commit to your goals. you know, you might go to the gym together, but it's in the papers because speaker in the papers because us speaker mike speaker mike johnson, the new speaker and his teenage son, monitor each other's pornography and that's the longest thing i've heard for a very long time. i mean, wrong even if you do mean, it's wrong even if you do it with mate, doing it with it

woodpecker, i had no idea woody woodpecker was racist, what is that?know. >> that's what he does, it's a filthy name if you think about it. >> something that will expose the children. >> and the hummingbird, we started on the hummingbird. >> the most ridiculous thing, take down every structure and statue because it was all slave owners are people who enslaved others. it's the nature of cultures. we have to confront them, we have to curate them properly and explain them to the future so we don't repeat the mistakes but to obliterate anguish and bird names, come on. >> social media and networks like this level the playing field. we are marking this and it's getting destroyed on social media the way, sometime like san francisco when the one the change, school names of george washington and abraham lincoln because it was related to slavery, there was enough backlash where they had to acquiesce and say we are not -- maybe with the transgender thing where you have men competing against women, it was pulling in like 62% of people against it last year end now

woody labounty from san francisco.heritage of course, we strongly support all of these legacy business applications, but i want to particularly call out two of them that i consider are incredibly unique businesses and really adding to san francisco's cultural vitality. one is scrap, which i can tell you teachers, friends of mine artists have been using for decades. and it's just an a really an amazing place and a community minded place. you know, sometimes they'll find historic materials and they'll give me a call and say, hey, can you find a good home for this? we have some amazing stuff here. the second is heroes. and what i would have to say is, you know, we feel really good about legacy businesses, but they can also make us feel really old. because remember, when heroes opened and it is an amazing business that is very unique, you're not going to find another place like it. and so it's just a it's a great to see it come up in front of you today. so san francisco heritage recommends all of these. and we thank you fo

no sort of hospital is a place full of this woody despair. people looking for food. we've been looking for walter, people grieving and it seems like it's only going to gets worse with what the idea is doing here. so the $2300000.00 for the scene is on the grounds. the bottle? yeah. cam has been a slice of many ideas as facts in gaza. the size of the another day of total destruction is moved, killed and try and rebuttal, metix are doing why low, whose scouring with debbie to the rescue victims one local residence as a whole neighborhood has been wiped out a lot of. so i'm, and as we were bombs by air strikes, resulting in complete destruction which scattered body parts of women and children . and so we've been pulling them out. and as you can see now we're looking for a man or woman and a small child. look at this destruction is this such a bali cap that we've known? what can i say? it was become a ghost town. let's look at the houses. there was, they were full of people who have been displaced with it and all of them are children and women. we don't know what to do a

no sort hospital is a place full of this woody despair. people looking for foods we've been looking for the water. people grieving. and it seems like it's only going to get worse with what the idea is doing here. so the $2300000.00, but a scene is on the grounds. the devali can pass out of so frequently in solving this as easily get mold, death and destruction. the medics with joy in vine locals in the forensics us through the rubble for any survivors. one of the food claim, the whole neighborhood had been wiped out the blank on the bottom. and as we were bombs by error strikes, resulting the complete destruction which scattered body parts of women and children as we've been pulling them out. and as you can see, now we're looking for a man, a woman, and a small child. look at this. destruction is this such a bali camp that we've known. what can i say? it is become a ghost town. let's look at the houses. there is they were full of people who have been displaced with it and all of them are children and women. we don't know what to do, a whol

>> my prediction, my prediction is it'll go the way it went when my friend woody harrelson said, a number of times, he's going to give up pot and then it was always, welcome home, son. all right, thank you very much. we'll see you next week. [ applause ] >> well, you can watch "realtime with bill maher" on friday nights on hbo at 10:00 p.m. and watch "overtime" friday nights at 11:30. we'll be right back. >>> elon musk is losing more and more advertisers on x after his anti-semitic posts including cnn's parent company, warner brothers discovery. and this kind of anti-semitism is becoming all too common. not just on social platforms but across right wing media. here's oliver darcy with more. >> reporter: anti-semitic rhetoric is finding a home in right wing media since the onslaught of the israel/hamas war a handful of hosts have spread tropes to their followers. one of the main charges, the disgraceful notion that a spike in anti-semitism is merely jewish people getting a taste of their own medicine after supposedly supporting anti-white sentiment. a conspiracy theories that's been denoun

. >> well, my prediction is it will go the way it went when my friend woody harrelson said a number of times he's going to give up pot, and then it was always, welcome home, son. all right. thank you very much. we'll see you next week. >> you can watch real time with bill maher on friday nights on hbo at 10:00 p.m. then you can watch overtime right here on cnn friday nights at 11:30. we'll be right back. >>> elon musk is losing more and more advertisers on x after his anti-semitic posts, including cnn's parent company, warner bros. discovery. and this kind of anti-semitism is becoming all too common, not just on social platforms but across right-wing media. >> reporter: anti-semitic rhetoric is finding a home in right wing media. since the onset of the israel hamas war, hosts have spread anti-semitic tropes to their followers. after supposedly supporting anti-white sentiment. a reprehensible conspiracy theory. take elon musk, one of the world's richest men, who has supported a host of the right wing conspiracy theories. he wrote this week, you have said the actual truth. it's not just

if you're in a previous, woody goes from pavement to dirt, you just stop and reevaluate your life.sagree, without my kids game on saturday and he played three games in four hours. glad to get an hour before an hour to get there i was at 84% of the time that we got there and i tried to get back by guessing. it did not go well. i was still in new jersey. alicia: you are a soccer parent like myself. in the fall in the spring i have heated seat and i can plug my phone into. it is freezing to release pat all day on the soccer field. joe: what are you plugging the sea into. >> the battery pack. nicole: coming up, what is the shrine of satan doing a christmas tree festival and one small wisconsin community. republican congressman's message about the impact on our culture and our children coming up, next. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purch

woody underwriting could see a bit of a bomb of as much as 15% thanks to the ipo market pouncing backealth management also could see a bit of a bump. it is not all bad news but ultimately most are prepared for a flat or lower bonus. dani: what about some of the goldmans of the world or ubs which have an image issue? is that shining through or is it just specific cases? sally: some of the banks like goldman sachs have made cuts to some of their staff. they have had to grapple or they are grappling with inflation. they have had to make some fairly significant cuts among the staffers as have banks like morgan stanley and citigroup. no one is immune to these conditions. the banks know they have to pay per talent and they want to retain their best talent. for that staff they will probably go to bat for them. we have also seen other bengs going on a -- banks going on a hiring spree to stock up on talent for when markets start to bounce back. it is difficult for banks to navigate because they have to keep a lid on costs and wonder the levers they do that is by cutting staff but they want to

discharged and you would ask me what hospital did i want to go to and i would say i want to go to woodyilliams va center in west virginia and would they be aware, would you make them the aware of all the conditions and product treatments with substance abproblems? >> thank you, sir. we will take -- >> hypothetically, okay. >> i have a sense of what you're asking. >> well, i know that once somebody is enrolled in the va that the va has access to records. i'm not sure prior to enrollment if the data is available and i'm aware where there's a number of transition activities that occur problem discharge to facilitate enrollment in d of course va and i'm not sure if somebody does not enroll then access to records. furthermore, mr. manchin, if i understand your question -- >> i'm just saying if we can intervene -- >> i have to get to senator cassidy. we are over quite a bit. she will get them. right on. senator cassidy. >> hello. i'm going to ask basic questions and perhaps you're the one that would answer how much of the funding did you put out there is for basic research versus clinical res

prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking of the past woody for hours talking about the possibilitya cease-fire. >> regarding the abductees, my instruction of the cabinet is clear there will be no cease-fire without the return of our abductees. >> there are 239 israelis and foreign citizens being held inside of gaza read this is the focus for the israeli military. a larger goal to destroy the hamas leadership inside of the strip. let me step out of the frame there was a huge strike behind us. my cameraman is going to zoom in. this is all happening live among the northern part of gaza this is the neighborhood that sits north of gaza city. it gives you a sense that 37 days into the conflict the israelis are still fighting street by street, block by block and using the air force and all artillery to provide the critical support to infantry troops that are operating inside of gaza. rachel: really quick, you talked about the two babies that have died inside of the gazan hospital, the israeli saying they want to help evacuate. how can this happen, why are there still people inside of the

industry for you, this will fall, this will fall, well then you will everything is wood - it’s a bit woodyy will go to siberia to buy firewood or ... where they will buy from, but where do you think that some people will go to lumber, what do you think, that there is a forest in the carpathians, that there is a forest in the carpathians, the forest has been around for a long time taken out and so on, you understand, that is, this is all just... just empty words in order to - to continue this, i don’t even know what to call this word , the existence of the current government, i ’m thinking, yes, now benya kolomoisky is looking, thinking how successfully he invested money in a young talent, yes, he’s sitting in prison, having lost everything, he looks at how he invested the money, someone considered him an intelligent person, now, after her, we will continue with a new composition. i thought that here, more seriously, you sit and think, there’s no need to think, here it’s all about, to play or not to play? yes, yes, that’s it, there can’t be two opinions. because we have five of them, this i

now i'm discharge and you asked me what hospital want to go to london want to go to woody williams centeruld they be aware would you make them aware of the conditions in the prior treatments i have received so they know i might have substance abuse problems? >> thank you. we'll take it back for. >> i don't i just want to say hypothetically pray. >> yes will take that questioning it back to you becae now i have a sense of what you are asking. >> would. [inaudible] >> i know once someone is enrolled in the va the va does have access to dod records. i am not certain if prior to the enrollment those data are available but i'm also aware there's a number of transition activities that occur upon discharge from the dod to facilitate enrollment in va. but again i am not certain whether someone doesn't a role sdoes va have access to the records furthermore if i understand your question then is ethere a proactive way? what's i'm just saying if we could intervene. got to get to senator cassidy we are over quite a bit. but these are the researchers rr soon to be talking to the clinicians to get that

. >> jimmy: yeah >> and it -- like, freak them out if we started talking like woody and buzz so, we did >> jimmy: that's a great idea. >> yeah. [ audience aws ] but you don't want to see me doing buzz lightyear [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's so cool that's awesome you do that >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: is there a -- i also read somewhere -- you don't even have to say if it's true or not, but i would love it if you did. is there a "toy story 5" [ cheers and applause did you hear 'cause i love -- i love the movies >> one of the original creators of one of the series, and i won't drop his name -- bob iger, disney -- head of disney, said it was on he actually said that it was going to happen. >> jimmy: yeah >> they have reached out to tom and i to do -- reprise the roles. they're not saying anything about it what it is, for people like me, it's just like i'm a sci-fi buff and you wonder if four was too many, is five going to be too much and according to the -- the scuttlebutt, the writer that's doing it, wrote one of the better ones. and he said, "if i couldn't get this right, i would

very dark , i had to come up with something, and the idea was born from these slats to make such a woodys if a symbol of the fact that here we have three trees, this tree, like this... which grew here and we are like a couple , like two trees growing together, here it is ours, this is the idea that was realized by me, behind this slatted picture, for example, a window opens into the restroom, due to the slats, light passes through there, but we can’t see it from here, one problem, the house was conceived summer, and the kitchen, as was customary before, ended up on the street, in a separate annex. and i thought that ballet people are constantly on a diet and usually don’t eat anything like this, it’s rarely mine , sometimes we allow it on holidays , in the summer, here you can run, yeah, spread out the candy you’ve eaten, strictly at your place, restantinova, in the summer, of course, it’s nice to sit here and drink tea, but in winter i imagine it’s inconvenient to run around with plates, back and forth, through the snowdrifts, it so happened that when the house was insulated. that i wan

you know, it started with a ten-year war with bo schembechler and woody hayes, and that's when this gameh schools, both regions, both cities, both states, ohio and michigan, and then as a kid from ohio, born and raised in cleveland, ohio, you're going to have a lot of players who are from michigan that may have gone to ohio state or from ohio that may have gone to michigan and guys who have played against each other, so it's just a great rivalry, the best rivalry in all of sports, hands down. >> gio: des, we see those signs behind you, "free jimmy." coach harbaugh obviously still serving his suspension. do you think him not being on the sidelines will have a major effect on this game? >> i think it's going to have a huge impact to this game, maybe not in a negative way, but probably in a positive way because now the kids have rallied around this whole free harbaugh cry. it's michigan versus everybody. so they're going to come out there and play with an edge. so now you got this team that's destined to win a championship at least in their mind. that's what they came back for, and now you'

woody harrelson when he was in came change but like the people do not have this kind of access or to hear these stories and they find it really compelling. you know, even if you have this aming career right to learn about things happen. yeah, i would just i would just add in terms of what gloria was also saying and and t ideas of the narrative evolving in and we saw this in madam secretary, where elizabeth mccloy becomes president in the last season of that show, we we we've seen it with regard to veep. obviously. and so u do have these narrative that also can expand. and that's one of the the the issues, the differences. when i talk about this and sort of an academic way that you tell a three hour story or a two hour story in a film, but you can tell a 13 hour story in in a series. and sometimes they have maybe a couple episodes too many. that's all in the setup. yeah, i know. night aged nine, aged between three episodes, less. yes, that's true. i never heard of night agent. okay. do you guys see that on amazon? it's really good. and i never heard the language. night agent, the hous

ford signs up a lot of these legend football legends to help him on the campaign and one of them is woody hayes of ohio state and. he wants to help out ford and stuff, but he calls gerald ford on the phone and says, i'll help you because i want you to president because you're a great man, but i will not say anything nice about michigan michigan. no, i hope we can undo. this terrible decision to to widen the big ten. it's it's should be a midwest conference every year here. another question. yes, you have talked a lot about the progressive nature of, education, midwest. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the land grant universities. was this unique just in the northwest? did it also spread in other parts of the country? well, it's unique and an important sense. well, first of all, ohio state, south dakota state, michigan university, minnesota, these are all land grant schools vary be important for our part of the country these are obviously research universities have a lot of influence in the region. one of the greatest ideas that came out of the midwest remember that grant bill

hysterical state, probably, probably never would have, no, woodenness, i’m saying, well, i’m saying woodinessameras were, igor , don’t scare me with such sensible thoughts, do you hear, go to hell, i always have sound thoughts, that’s it, it’s all better, that this is such rubbish, where can you get it? this is not rubbish, this is the bone of an arnitacheirus chick, but give it back immediately, yes please, what heirus did you bring her, well, here’s a scratch, an animal , what will you take, well, yes, she was playing, excuse us , go outside to play, this is not a playroom for you , everyone go outside, quiet, quiet, quiet, don’t break it bone. we don’t have any clues, so, the criminals knew about the surveillance cameras, the caretaker only remembered the masks, nothing else, well, it turns out that they prepared all this in advance, it turns out that i didn’t see something, but what was stolen in general, like yaroslav's skipper, and dear wand, maksimov, bitch, i'll take you to court, this temptation to captain gnezdilov, you would have given the wand, otherwise the bite will happen, here

and bob hartman claimed for himself the office occupied by assistant secretary of the navy frank woody roosevelt. but they didn't have meetings in fdr or they met informally out in the hall because hartman was convinced. and who knows, maybe he was right that the nixon people were bugging them. where is precedent for believing that. but anyway, the ford hartman relationship is a get one small example of the complexity. why, anyway? hartman you know, sort of dined out for years, understandably, on the very, very successful speech that he wrote for president ford. i mean, he had a gift. he had a real he he write how ford talked and it sounded like ford. nobody heard ford speak and say, well, you know, someone else wrote that. and that's that's a real gift. i in an earlier life was a speechwriter. and i can tell you it's it's a demanding trade and are lots of people who profess to be speechwriters and who were not very good at it. well hartman was very good at it but the line that everyone can remember my line so memorable that on his very last show, some of you may remember when david le

we see some idiosyncratic opportunities even though we have seen a big run up and jack woody's equitiesefinitely. it's gone up, but the japanese market is cheap by global standards. share buybacks continue. practice better corporate governance. they announced they would see strategic holdings. the corporate governance we have seen is continuing and we are in the early stages of that particular trend. in korea, we have a copy of what has happened in japan and you have seen an aging population there is very much a desire to improve so that can benefit and capital has moved out into stocks. you're seeing changes that are very helpful to foreign investors as well. >> has heidi says, broadly upwards. to we see that of being a problem in terms of the federal reserve? >> if inflation gets out of hand. japan has kept a zero or negative interest rate policy, a reference point or lose cap. it has to do with the way we invest. it's not the way things work in china. if the domestic economy is languishing in china, there might be a policy to depreciate. in that case, it could be a boost so we are lo

people to who did not fit in anywhere else or, eartha kitt, phyllis diller, johnny mathis, woody allen quickly went on to huge things but the ultimate example of that kind of performer is barbra streisand. >> reporter: here was a volcano of talent. beguiling. ♪ life is just a bowl of cherries ♪ >> reporter: offbeat. >> i am not going to sing that song. >> reporter: explosive. ♪ ♪ >> it's technicolor. it's colkaleidoscopes, the four of july, the clarity of the voice. the kind of borsch comic timing. there is so much happening in that singing. >> reporter: wesley morris, "new york times" critic at large, wrote about the 1962 live album streisand recorded at the bon soir and released only last year. >> this sounds like somebody who has been around for years and years. >> reporter: can you imagine, because you'd have to, going to those shows -- >> no. >> reporter: in the early '60s -- >> i think there is something about being in a small space. ♪ see how the leaves go streaming by ♪ >> and you are basically watching this one person magtize a tiny room. so the energy that we're talking about

explains... even with serious investments in recent years in this route in the neighboring ski resort big woodyports titles: the final day of the khibiny race is november 19. oleg posobin, anton klimovsky, dmitry kvasnyuk, lead the mormon region. in crimea , the regional results were summed up. competition for the best rural settlement of the republic, the village of uglovo won. the prize will be 5 million rubles. the competition is held annually for seven years, during which time the infrastructure of the population is developed. report by victoria talberg. in the village of the head of the bagchesarai district there is now no one on the beach except fishermen you will find them, but at the height of the season it is quite difficult to find a place for an umbrella and many tourists prefer these small, but very cozy seaside ones. i want to come and relax, you know, they always try to keep it clean and orderly, with some envy , and look at the neighbors? well, good envy, this is still our district , guests from nearby villages come to love the sea air, such a homely atmosphere envelops literally

woody our wardrobe guy asked me to find him a 24-inch tv. let me give you 2 options. that's important is what apps it has on it. there is a roku at best buy. it is now $99. i have to get to one deal you guys have got to hear about. it is the american girl dolls deal that is on right now at amazon. let me tell you about this. it was $150. now it's $89. that is the lowest historical price we've seen on these balls dolls all year. so i can't say who i'm shopping for in case their kids are watching but that's another abc staffer. there you go. >> all of us parents are always looking for the deals on price. any more tips? >> i got squishmallows. 10-inch version normally $29 at -- $25 at walmart but today. that is a sick price. >> my kids love those toys. >> thank you. we appreciate it as always. you can scan the qr code on your screen right now for those deals. the best deals from all the categories you asked about in our personal shopper addition on goodmorningamerica.com. >> now we have been waiting for this. three-time emmy winner, six time dancing with the star's chapt

more difficult with pathogens, because of the thaw they can seriously harm plants affected by such woody on street with a heater, it is built into the stone, but for now the graceful natyri does without it. the weather is spoiling, and wild migratory birds were taken by surprise in november. residents of the isketemsky district. we noticed gray cranes, although they should have already been approaching the southern countries, and this is generally exotic, flamingo got lost in a siberian field, volunteers had to save him and took him to a warm place. perhaps in the distant future, migratory birds will be able to spend the winter here too, due to global warming, every 30 years the temperature rises by 1-2°. same as in this year, november in the novosibirsk region was already five years ago, but still anomalous. it's cold, we have about a month's supply. judging by the temperature, in general, the air temperature is 8-10° above normal.

jonathan: i know for a fact that woody johnson watches this program. tom: ambassador johnson?son really cares about the jets. tom: we did not have time today. i want to talk to about egypt, which in robert kaplan's the loom of time is the pivot. mohamed: i look forward to that. thank you for having me. jonathan: coming up we'll catch up with david of ubs global wealth management. heading towards the third week of gains on the s&p. equity futures up .25%. live from new york, good morning. ♪ what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the d

we think that when banks are doing right now is that they are really prizing with woody.. they are keeping reserves with the fed, and they are not buying bonds, they are not buying treasuries or mortgages and they are prizing liquidity because they know that they need to meet their outflow need. they know that there securities book is not particularly liquid because it is so loving value. you don't want to sell and realize the loss. anna: so what do you do? what do you do if you are a bank who has got all of this out there and you don't want to sell, just like you said, but things could happen, things could change. how do you process that reality? >> if you are a bank what you are doing right now is your holding cash. you seem bank cash holdings not move down very much at all. they are bidding up on the liability side of the balance sheet, issuing deposits to take in more money as they are seeing retail outflows and then they are holding cash and they are going to continue to do that until they see signs that the economy is turning. until they know that long growth has re

why have you gotten woody newell i >> -- >> haha it is fascinating what to do with these drones . toed drones that go up and if you are listening on the radio, as sound . the radio, it's as sound. >> they don't look >> yeah they they don't look like the northern lights. >> thunderbird one. >> thunderbird one. >> that's the thunderbird >> no that's the thunderbird one and great bike. look at that. >> how do they control that number of drones? how is that not synchronised artificial intelligence? not a risk intelligence? is that not a risk to like flying things? helicopter >> well you do need to have a licence to have a drone, don't you?i licence to have a drone, don't you? i don't know if you have to apply you? i don't know if you have to apply for something special. yes, exactly. >> it is quite, to be fair, quite unique to see that and to see the coordination taken, to actually be manage actually be able to manage a drone, to actually the drone, to actually have the greggs look the last greggs and look that the last time we saw the clouds, i saw something that. something like that. >