how do you sleep at night? how do you sleep at night? shame on you! >> ok. i believe we were talking about what happens at ports of entry. now you did say that when they arrive we have to explain that families are not separated. mr. mcaleenan: are not separated. >> so that was not necessarily the case previously or that was the case under the zero tolerance policy between ports of entry? mr. mcaleenan: so the process at the ports did not change. did not change. at all. in fact, it's been consistent if you arrive without documents, you claim asylum and transfer to ice, you see a cis officer and you're claimed as adjudicator. >> how long does it take to get to ports of entry, people are asked to wait and port can't accommodate the people. they are asked to wait and mexico, and sometimes it's difficult for them. >> deprive a child and parent. >> excuse me. >> just i know the child a helpless and-- >> all right, so, what we were saying. right. how long does that process take at the port of entry, how long-- we have a long wait in our back logs in our courts, but

how do you sleep at night? how do you sleep at night. shame on you! how do you sleep at night. you are a child abuser. you are orphaning children and kidnapping children. how do you sleep at night? shame on you! >> okay. i believe we were talking about what happens at ports of entry. >> sure. so that was not necessarily the case previously or that was the case under the zero tolerance policy between ports of entry? >> so the process at the ports did not change. at all. in fact, it's been consistent if you arrive without documents, you claim asylum and transfer to ice, you see a cis officer and you're claimed as adjudicator. >> how long does it take to get to ports of entry, people are asked to wait and port can't accommodate the people and it's difficult for them and some of them choose at that point, and wait for a long time. >> you deprive a child of a parent. i know the child is helpless. howo, what we were saying , long does that process take at the port of entry, how long-- we have a long wait in our back logs in our courts, but the transfer to ice and there's processing ca

you? last night some of them came by boat, mo5t get to you? night some of them came by boat, most of them came by car. we spoke with the millions fidelity and all the hotels of the area are giving a5 fidelity and all the hotels of the area are giving as many rooms as they can to dominate —— to accommodate them. what happens to tho5e accommodate them. what happens to those you have not got room for? that is a big question, after di5cu55ing that is a big question, after discussing with the municipality will give priority to families with children under six years old and then there's over 70, 75 years old and the rest of the people are taken ca re of by and the rest of the people are taken care of by the municipality. the people must be very shocked by what they've been through? definitely, they've been through? definitely, they are shocked at it is only one day that that has happened and it is very difficult and very sad time for them at the moment. and the fires are still going on at are you aware of those? no, they're not fires any more, every

and did you know that on a clear night, with a good telescope, you can still see the six-pack mexico'sleft on the moon? man: yep, still there. dos equis. keep it interesante. >>> on the streets, a pall of fear, fear of a new kind of violence, which is terrorizing the city. yes, gangs of old ladies attacking fit young men. >> i remember looking for something to watch on tv, and never thinking i'm going to stop on channel 13, which was the pbs station. and stumbling into python on a little black and white tv. i was mesmerized. >> i had never seen anything like that. it was simultaneously silly and smart. >> shut your festering gob. your type makes me puke. you fatuous, toffee-nosed -- oh, i'm sorry, this is abuse. >> the most difficult thing is any sketch person will tell you is the punch line at the end. how does it end? that all kind of changed with monty python's flying circus. >> they would do a sketch as long as it was interesting. the minute they were done it would take a sharp right or sharp left. >> i don't know. he just told me to come in here and say top of the mill. that's all

when common misconception is that you can alter your body clock in the 2a—hour period to start a nightnd so it ta kes jet flight to another time and so it takes one day per hour shifted and if you are doing a night shift you'll suddenly shifted your clock by 12 hours. so people rotating frequently to night shifts will not be able to adapt their body clock but vella things they can do that will improve their performance in their sleep. the idea may be that if you combine them all together you might actually get benefit from doing more of them at the same time. doctor helen mckenna intensive care doctor and sleep researcher, thank you. in other business stories — the former chief executive of carmaker fiat chrysler, sergio marchionne, has died hospital in zurich aged 66. he was replaced four days ago when his health worsened following complications from surgery. mr marchionne, who was also ferrari's chairman, had led the combined company for more than a decade. he has been succeeded by briton mike manley, head of the italian american firm's jeep division. itv reported profits and revenue

. >> you only pay for the nights you spent there. >> exactly right. >> but that's a sweetheart deal. >> reporter: all-told, pruitt was facing at least 12 separate investigations by multiple government agencies, and was repeatedly accused of using his position for personal benefit. he installed a $43,000 soundproof phone booth in his government office. he routinely took first class flights. spent more than $36,000 for a flight aboard a military jet. he tweeted out photos of himself making pasta and enjoying prosciutto on a trip to a conference in italy. he reached out to the ceo of chick-fil-a, trying to secure a franchise for his wife. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself. i love, she loves, we chick-fil-a and it's one of the best in the country. >> reporter: he used his government staff to perform personal tasks, finding him an apartment, restaurant reservations and even trying to get him a used mattress from the

night. >> there is a game of dominos you can play from your show of shows to 1975, and saturday night liveevel, though, "saturday night live" was a whole new era. >> boom-baa-boom. >> the tone of the show was very much influenced by younger people. so now we had our music on, stuff we liked. >> let's go, jets, let's swing. >> lorne had made the show hip, he made america less square with "saturday night live," it was just the time. it was time for it. we hadn't had anything like it. >> it was just talk shows you watched as you fell asleep. this was the idea that late night was a place where you could do things that might get you in trouble with standards earlier in the day. >> captain, the enemy star ship is within electro scanning distance. >> what does it look like? >> their ship is not as big as we had hoped. >> the one rule we had was let's make each other laugh. we'll put it on television and somebody will find us and maybe tell their friends. >> this is the gumby story, i am gumby, by gum, all right? >> one of the things i loved about "saturday night live" that it was a place to work

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thank you on a friday night. i appreciate you being here. mariotti, you are bringing the prosecution in this case. when you look at the tapes, they are damning for the president because? >> because he's talking to a suspected criminal about matters under which he is under federal investigation for. it's never a good thing when your client is talking to somebody who is under investigation, particularly when it's about the subject matter that the government's investigating. you can spin it all you want, and we've heard more reporting. cnn has reported there's other tapes and there's a lot of discussion about what's actually on these tapes. but it's never a good thing. >> fruit of the poisonous tree aside as to a potential ethical violation by one's counsel in making such tapes, it was his lawyer, alan dershowitz. he was talking to him.

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you have seen her otherwise? >> in 1892 he wrote a poem that called "a negro love song." it says seen my lady home last nighteezed it tight, jump back, honey, jump back. >> he didn't just have black people on his show. but if you were hip, you wanted to be on arsenio. >> this was something i heard a political analyst talk about recently. he said you kind of were -- i use the word chilling out. he said you were pulling back. you had been instructed not to say as much or be outspoken. no? >> i've heard that, but i never know who says it. it's wishful thinking on the part of some people. >> guess who suggested to bill to do the arsenio hall show if you want to get a younger demo? hill-dawg. ♪ >> he attracted a lot of people who weren't fans before that night. ♪ >> the '90s was a glorious moment for black television. because you saw these representations that you'd never seen before. ♪ the premise of "the fresh prince" was this kid who comes from philadelphia. ♪ in west philadelphia born and raised on the playground is where i spent most of my days ♪ >> his mom says i'm going to send you to live with your uncle.

what does that mean when you say last night, i took it out, but then you bounce back? n l. that could be a loss, that could be a lesson, too, though. lately i've been not looking at things as losses. i've been looking at them as lessons, you know. you look at that, there is no such thing as losing truthfully, so that's what that is. and that's the mentality i'm trying to teach. coming from a city like detroit, that's all i've been taught, is to be a boss, you know, boss up and give back to the people you love and put the people -- put the people who deserve to be put on, put them on, give them opportunities, give them dreams, something to look up to. >> i'm going to ask you about another lyric. that's part of what we do sometimes on the beat. when you say focus on the inner am i, never on the enemy, what are you getting at there? >> absolutely. >> a lot of people think about what's happening with the internet, everyone showing off is a lot of constant competition or focusing on opponents. what are you getting at there? >> i'm focusing on the power of self-development. y

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but you can expect to see a lot of police out in force on wednesday night. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> a significant day in court for the founder of a bay area startup. all charges against zane jaffer have been dropped by a s mateo charged with assaulting and sexually abusing a toddler. the 29-year-old founder of the mobile advertising company -- p bungle, he was removed as ceo after the charges were filed. >>> a rash of burglaries in berkeley have car owners on edge tonight. police say over the weekend, 35 vehicles were burglarized in north berkeley. the majority of them in the area of josephine and rose streets. that's not far from martin luther king jr. middle school. neighbors being asked to check to see if their surveillance cameras recorded any of those break-ins. >>> get ready for some boogie nights. the warriors have added an all-star. demarcus cousins has agreed to join the warriors. he will sign a one-year deal for over $5 million. the move sent tremors throughout the nba as now the warriors

you. last night president trump took a step that millions of americans fear he would take. nominated to the supreme court someone who would fill his campaign promise to overturn roe and declare health care for americans unconstitutional. with judge kavanaugh's nomination, the president has put women's reproductive rights and vital health care particularly those that protect families with pre-existing conditions at grave risk. the american people cannot afford either. for every american who cares about women's health, about protections for people with pre-existing conditions, about civil rights come a labor rights, lgbtq writes, environmental rights, now is the time to fight. now. now is the time for american people to make their voices heard loudly, clearly from one end of this country to the other . now is the time to demand a justice who will protect our health care, not strike it down. now is the time to demand a justice who recognizes a woman's personal liberty, her right to make her own health care choices . instead of one who will put the government between a woman an

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on the politics, rachel, do you think there's a high odds that what donald trump said last night mightp your candidacy? >> i mean, of course, it, i think, energizes the women that are running once again, you know, whenever he makes fun of something like this, and women, you just heard all those comments that you played. he has no regard for women, and it's sad. we're over half the population. i mean, he has daughters. you know, the fact that he goes through life with just complete disregard for women is into infuriating. and that's why you see so many women running because the highest man in this country behaves this way and we're fed up with it. we want equality at work, and we want to feel like we can walk around and be respected. and he's just the antithesis of that. >> rachel crooks, mara, thank you. >>> new developments in yes, the giant diaper-clad baby trump. >>> but more controversial, more from inside the education department. back within 60 seconds. belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safe

mtv came to them. >> the seeds of what will happen in the next decade are already ♪ i can't see you every nightgure out what he was saying, it just made them more alluring and mysterious, you can get why that band would become huge. ♪ >> it wasn't new wave, it wasn't a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ and i feel fine ♪ fine, fine, fine >> you know, this is the thing about the '80s. everyone thinks it's about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. >> you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the performance of it. it surpasses most music. >> everybody had a story, and they wanted to tell it. the artists that were coming through the tv and into your lives. ♪ everybody wants to rule the world ♪ >> i'll say that the music of the '80s is more effective than what came to us in the '60s simply because all of us were included this

you have 12 guys around the table going all night long and you want to come in and change it up so we all four funny people. >> you already had a show last night, where do you find when if you and you're able to -- >> i grew up in the deep south. it's about -- i've been doing this for years and i don't even have a real set pattern. it's not only stand up comedy i just tell up and tell stories and it's called leslie jordan exposed and it's about who i've met over the years. i go through exactly 75 minutes. before we let you go -- >> i have 27 pair. >> do you golf? >> not at all. >> they are for golfers and gay men. >> good luck with this show. >> september 28 8:30 pm following last guy standing which has moved over to fox. so we have a good comedy night on flocks -- on fox on friday night. >> rosemary you take it from here. >>> here's a look at what's going on in the east bay. dry hills, warm weather on the way and we do have a bit of an onshore breeze working through the delta. it's going to continue to bring us mild to warm conditions. we will warming up a little bit. 70 degrees in c

. >>> ah, yes, there's nothing like game night. when youeed to take a good dish. our own jessica. >> hey, guys, want to guess what i'm making today. >> we're starting the charades. >> two words -- >> you win this round! okay, chris young, you can catch up at the next round, okay. >> okay. >> salsa! >> no! >> we're making strawberry salsa. she cuts up her strawberries and adds jalapenos. that's not all. red onions. g got some color going on, red and green. >> that looks delicious. that cilantro? >> oh, yeah. i know a lot of people think, strawberry salsa, that's weird? the truth is when you put sweet into things, it's delicious. >> jessica -- ooh. >> i'm not so sure about this. >> i know you like -- what do you think? >> i think that might be too much for him. >> let's blow my mind. >> let's see if it's overload. >> i don't if i want to taste it by itself or chips? >> when people start dancing around it, it's a good thing. >> you could have like savory or fruit. or chips. a little more salty, savory. >> i love that, wheat chips, salt chips.

you made our week. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. good nightcould the bay area's high housing cost work to your advantage on your federal taxes? a california senator has a plan to help you out, but she faces a partisan battle to get it passed. >>> taking a look at commute conditions in the south bay. if you have an idea on how to solve the bay area's traffic problems, now is the time to speak up. >>> plus, see what it looks like to take a new tesla model 3 for a test drive. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> politically, republicans are not in a mood to give democrats any policy wins, particularly in an election year or leading into a presidential election where kamala harris is likely to be a presidential candidate. >> it's a political battle over a california senator's proposed tax break that puts people in the bay area at an advantage. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. kamala harris is generating a lot of buzz. >> it would give federal tax credits to millions of low and moderate income

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you do whatever you have to do and defeat trump. pam, i believe it was sunday night. had gone to the movies and you had a rather horrible experience i would like to you talk about for a moment or two. >> friday night my boyfriend and i were walk into the movies about a documentary about in rogers which was about humility, and civility. three big guys came and said i was ripping babies out of mother's arms. i disputed that. i was very kind to them. they started screaming in my face. lost control. we bought our tickets. that's after the fact. that's the fourth incident. walking in this happens. they go nuts. they are screaming, yelling, block me from walk in. my security stopped them. i thought they were gone. we went to the snack bar, yelling. baiting my boyfriend, trying to get him to fight them. they spit on my head. whether it was intentional i can't prove because he was yelling so hard and the guy was inches from my face. incident you saw was two hours later. they were not going run me out of the theater. they called in more protesters. so what you heard was tame. t

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. >>> as we first told you last night, our very own jessica aguirre and her family were at lake berryessa this weekend when the evacuation ordered were issued. she sent us this update. >> reporter: you can see people are packing up. getting out. just to be on the safe side because the chp has not opened or cal fire has not opened this marina yet for us. it's hot, but it's really, really, really smoky thovheflamt night. >> jessica also tells us they spent the night on a houseboat on the lake which authorities told them is the safest thing t. this is new video of the dangerous situation unfolding in lake county right now. the town of lake port has been ordered to evacuate after the mendocino complex fire creeps eastward. the community of upper lake is also being told to get out. the so-called complex fire is burning in both mendocino and lake counties. each only 5% contained. firefighters struggled to gain ground overnight. yesterday, governor brown declared a state of emergency. at least four homes burned. firefighters from san francisco and contra costa county are on the front lines. >>>

last night you can see the ca bles cave. can see the cables up there and the gas canisters behind them, they put ca bles canisters behind them, they put cables into pump air into the chamber. they also have more people in. you have navy seals with them and medics trying to make sure that the boys stay healthy. that is another concern. notjust the boys stay healthy. that is another concern. not just their physical health, their mental health vale worried about. there are effo rts vale worried about. there are efforts ongoing for the past couple of days to try to get fibre—optic cable so they can hopefully contact theirfamily, maybe cable so they can hopefully contact their family, maybe even see them. the aim is to have a video line so they can see their families. some of them very young, just 11 years old, and they have been in for nearly two weeks. cold, dark, wet, nearly two weeks. cold, dark, wet, nearly two weeks without seeing friends or family. the concern is to monitor their health and make sure that if an opportunity

today, the warriors upstaged him and brought in, let's say, buggy nights. >> lakers, we see your lebron and show you boogie nights. >> the west just keeps the warriors are just loading up. he is a four-time all-star, said by many to be n in the nba he averages 25 points and 13 rebounds. the only caveat is that he is coming back from a torn achilles tendon. we don't know when he will be available. perhaps somewhere around late january or earlier for -- or early february. everyone has put their stamp of approval on it. steph curry looks to have what looks to be a pretty good rapport with him. >> the third splash brother. >> were gonna get this right. the third splash brother. >> we are still taking applications, don't worry. >> actually he can should a lot better than that. damian jones probably heard this news with mixed emotions. he is the guy that steve kerr said remember, this is going to he is the center and he is getting a look in the summer league over at sacramento. hitting his shot from e outside. 14 points and six rebounds for the one time number one pick of the golden state warriors. he goe

hey, what did you enjoy most about last night, adam? on stage, those powerful women, the survivors, also i got to meet ciara and she told me she would adopt me so that was high on the list of things i enjoyed. >> how do you feel about being introduced as instagram's adam rippon? >> you know what, as long as i'm being introduced, i'll take it, baby. >> well said. well said. [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. we can't wait to send you on another assignment, adam rippon. you always bring flair, style. >> you just assign me, robin. from your lips to god's ears. >> he will be back. >> thank you, adam. have a good night. >>> we move to our "gma" investigation. sunscreen, you may not know it but some of your bottles may be expired. some stores across the country even selling them that way. abc's gio benitez is in miami with the details. hey, gio. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning. yeah, these are some of these expired sunscreens we found at these major, major retailers. in fact, this one right here expired almost a year ago and there it was righ

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all the support of the government set a shot thank you very much indeed thank you god i mean thank you night over to alex a few years back i was in a meeting in the leadership compound in beijing with the then chinese formalised it was an important meeting not least of which because the u.k. was in the doctors and the hadn't been any zone in the harley meeting with any minister of any description from the u.k. for some considerable time. halfway through the meeting the the foreign minister. wished but i thought he should accept the offer of an on a degree from these. the london school of economics. i said of course the foreign minister should go to london. for good measure but the point about the story is this evening. then connections of education and culture can cut through more conventional diplomacy might well feel. like the united kingdom should abandon any attempt to project power and often instead more educational cultural exchanges not totally doesn't mean as one of our viewers. know not totally again but it's difficult to the conclusion that what we have countries compete to. might

how did you help get this paper published that night? incredible story. >> thank you, brian. i mean, i don't know if it's that incredible. i think we did what any newsroom would have done. you know, when i arrived on scene, i just did my job and i photographed what was happening. i tweeted a batch of pictures. i did some more, i tweeted more. and then i hooked up with my comrades chase cook and pat ferguson. and we just went to work. we didn't -- we went to work gathering facts and trying to figure out who was safe. that's just what we did. >> hundreds of people across the u.s. have subscribed to your paper as a show of solidarity. and for now i know that the staff has been working up in baltimore at the office of the parent company, the baltimore sun. i saw this morning in the paper your editor was quoted saying we will never go back to that office space. but now there's a search for new office space. you are trying to figure out where to relocate in annapolis. how do you think this is going to change the paper? >> i think it's going to

i want to take you to one night in the campaign. do you remember what the first contested primary was in 1968 when bobby was running? >> indiana.>> he has not been coached and a great memory.>> just say indiana. [ laughter ] >> if you picked a single spate -- state were massachusetts politician did not have it -- a contested primary would have been indiana. he had no idea on anything on the midwest. he was in massachusetts born and bred guy with the senator from new york and this was it new territory. he was about to, one night in this indiana primary just before the primary, he was about to fly into indianapolis and go to a very important rally in the middle of the city and that was the night that when he flew in and landed in indianapolis he was told, he was told that martin luther king had been shot and killed. the mayor of indianapolis was a guy name richard lugar who became a powerful u.s. senator and he had one piece of advice which is you will not go into the african-american ghetto tonight to hold a rally. you will go there b

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you can see him realizing that dream on the journey called "jeff ross presents roast battle" tuesday nightstral. please welcome jeff ross! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: there we go. i feel like i should maybe be saluting you with your garb. >> hello there. >> jimmy: what's going on with this jacket? >> i'm in full roast mode. >> jimmy: this is a big weekend for you. >> this is like my biggest week. i love roast week so much. >> jimmy: i think of this like easter and you're the bunny. or like jerry lewis telecthon ad you're jerry. >> don rickles used to say, every roast i dress up it's like jewish halloween. >> jimmy: you always have a costume of some kind. the comedy central roast, which is a cherished annual event, bruce willis is the person you're roasting. >> yes, we're roasting him on sunday night. >> jimmy: were you at all concerned going into this, because bruce willis can be very quiet. >> right. >> jimmy: and intimidating. >> right. >> jimmy: sometimes he says nothing at all. >> right. >> jimmy: were you worried about him as the subject of the roast? >> you know, i'd heard all

rain eastwards and northwards through the night and because it's called the cold weather front, you night, it is introducing cooler air so we will notice a fresh appeal to the weather into tuesday except for the far south and east, but still some fund we rain around north—eastern areas first thing and certainly true shape. a much more comfortable night will have passed many of us in the coming few nights should be more co mforta ble coming few nights should be more comfortable because not only are we calling the air down, the timidity. plenty of sunshine which will clear any missed quite quickly. the cloud will bubble up, they were the cloud of produce a few showers through the afternoon, particularly across northern england. scotland, slow—moving mums with a light winds and very few showers elsewhere. but in contrast to monday, temperatures will be notably down across england and wales and it would feel quite so intense. still lovely and warm in the sunshine. more about will follow, the high building again so another comfortable night tuesday into wednesday are plenty of sunshine first t

night. sean, thank you. more of course on the result last night, an incredible night football. ronounced dead at the scene. plans to redevelop elephant and castle shopping centre have narrowly been approved. protestors, including local traders, gathered outside the council building before the vote last night. they say they‘re concerned the proposals to build almost a thousand new homes won‘t include enough affordable housing, despite developers saying 35% will be. over the last decade, the amount of money that working families in london have to spend has fallen significantly. a report by thejoseph rowntree foundation has found that since 2008, some families are up to six times worse off when it comes to disposable income. many are struggling with everyday costs as benefit cuts and the rising costs of living takes it toll. we are definitely seeing families having to make impossible choices. so, choosing between which bills they can actually afford. can they pay their heating bill, can they buy shoes for their children, can they get their food shopping done? they are locked into a

audience are finished with their hill business, that we will be up to 50, the challenge i gave you last night. [applause] 60, the number that assures senate passage. [applause] i am proud of the actions that to state of maine is taking promote early detection and improved data collection. centers for disease control and prevention has distributed the state plan for alzheimer's, including a special insert with cognitive assessment tools to help primary-care professionals make early diagnoses. dataas also collected through the cognitive decline and itsgiver modules behavioral risk factors surveillance system. live,ngor, maine where i the health apartment has distributed hundreds of "no the 10 signs" brochures. "know the 10 signs" brochure. it is important that we all know that alzheimer's is not a normal part of aging. it is a disease. it is a public-health issue with a course that potentially we can change. we have taken steps to increase from $414ormously, million when i first started working on this issue in 1999, andearly $2 billion today, that is making a difference. there are other steps

accelerates whatever you want to communicate from it so when you're in the dress what do you become you decide on the night do you feel the audience energy the music that we're playing in this residence is happening for the first time some some there are some four chorus tickle emmons that i've been playing for years and years but these exact sort of constellations of music we've never done before and the technical element of it with never done before so if if i can already in the first concert feel like you know i'm just. receiving and giving then i'm i'm happy whatever whatever the notes are that come out whatever you would feel in a normal concert past form you feel it kind of ten times why is that because you're more alone because you know it's it's us and we have of course me put a lot of effort a lot of time into this happening do you have a plan of what you want to do or are you completely free when you get into the well for these concerts we've got two different plants. one of them is over more sort of . sort of folks they're like very natural. communications i'm speaking just kind of . that kind o

night. thank you so very much for being here with us. adquarters in new york. so they were trained spies. they were highly trained in terms of espionage, but also in terms of language and accent and mannerisms, they were supposed to be able to blend right in. and sometime in the 1980s they arrived in canada. they arrived as a couple. now they arrived at a couple that had false identities. they had false identities that had been stolen from real canadians. apparently there had been a little boy in the montreal area in the 1960s whose name had been donald heathfield and sometime in the 1960s that little child had died in infancy. there had also been a little girl named tracy leanne foley who had also died in the