griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are evaluating every linear foot of that system. is the pipe leaking; are you having a lot of infiltration or inflow? thornell: every time it rains, water will come down, go into the pipe, enter the sewer system. it's very easy to repair this defect and get all that water out of the system. griffin: with our closed-circuit tv inspection, we record cracks, holes, pipes that are partially collapsed. hunter: we literally will have a digital video of every foot of our sewer that in the future, we can go back and do a comparison. what's changed? is it degra

griffin: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko, for 30 minutes. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. the opportunity this evening for the democratic caucus in the house to address this budget and to go forward with a discussion on our stand on the issues and solutions that were propose -- that we're proposing is an important opportunity for us to be able to dialogue here amongst each other on the house floor and also to share that messaging with the viewing public. certainly the general public out there is watching many of these proposals, they're concerned about the stability of the middle class, they're concerned about the economy, concerned about job creation. and you know, we are now well into the 112th session of congress, we watch as many weeks and months have passed without one single measure that would increase jobs in this country coming before the ho

jennifer griffin. she is reporting intelligence officials have been called to order operations ops center for a meeting at 10:30 p.m. to so inside with the president's address is to the nation. it's not clear that it is but if they are calling the ops guys. we are beefing up senders that are not as mad add other times. >> this is a very big deal. >> it is a big deal and it could indicate something broader than what we are talking about could be something in korea and syria. i am amazed. this appears to be a very serious situation developing, geraldo. >> we know, ladies and gentlemen. it is not a lu nuclear attack. we talked about korea. we have no proof of any event as literally earth shaking, figuratively and literally earth shaking as that. again i would love to get jennifer -- let's get jennifer griffin on the phone as well. mike emanuel as soon as you have a line to him at the white house let's see what is going on. i think that given the incredible security, the rigid security that has so far been

we have a clip of actually, griffin dunne. >> oh, there you go. >> it's you and griffin dunne. and this is just, what's happening here? is he -- is he assuming something's going down? >> he's assuming something is going down with an ex-boyfriend of mine who i happen to be having dinner with at the time. >> jimmy: controversy. "last night." [ light laughter ] >> where is your husband? >> he's in philadelphia on a business trip. >> what's he do? >> commercial real estate development, but i don't think that that's the question you wanted to ask. >> no. >> go ahead! >> i usually tend to go too far. >> okay. what i've heard. >> does you husband know alex? >> no. >> does he know of him? >> no. >> have we gone too far? >> yeah, maybe. but -- that's fine. >> why haven't you told him? >> i think once you know something like that, you can't unlearn it. >> jimmy: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "last night" is in select cities and on demand right now. the great keira knightley, everybody. job mcenroe joins us next. come on back, please! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [

we have a clip of actually, griffin dunne. >> oh, there you go. >> it's you and griffin dunne. and this is just, what's happening here? is he -- is he assuming something's going down? >> he's assuming something is going down with an ex-boyfriend of mine who i happen to be having dinner with at the time. >> jimmy: controversy. "last night." [ light laughter ] >> where is your husband? >> he's in philadelphia on a business trip. >> what's he do? >> commercial real estate development, but i don't think that that's the question you wanted to ask. >> no. >> go ahead! >> i usually tend to go too far. >> okay. what i've heard. >> does your husband know alex? >> no. >> does he know of him? >> no. >> have we gone too far? >> yeah, maybe. but -- that's fine. >> why haven't you told him? >> i think once you know something like that, you can't unlearn it. >> jimmy: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "last night" is in select cities and on demand right now. the great keira knightley, everybody. job mcenroe joins us next. come on back, please! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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thank you very much, greg myre and jennifer griffin. we appreciate it. >> that with jennifer griffin and greg myre, authors of "this burning land" who appeared on washington journal. for more information visit booktv.org. >> professor paul halliday, what is habeas corpus? >> habeas corpus is not only a writ which meant 300 years ago that it was a scrap of parchment that a judge sent to a jailer. ordering matt jailer to bring a named prisoner into his court and along with it what was called a return also had to be on parchment. explained why the jail was holding that prisoner. more than a scrap of parchment even 300 years ago and certainly today habeas corpus stands in our minds not only in lawyers's minds for the idea that no one should be held, constrained in any way against their will by someone else without the loss supervising that constrained in the person of a judge being sure it is okay. >> how did the concept of habeas corpus developed? >> i emphasize the liberal piece of parchment because really habeas corpus is a legal device

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i'm drew griffin. this evening in joplin at 5:41 r residents and city crews stopped and bowed their heads in a movement silence to remember exactly what happened one week ago tonight. that is joplin tonight. a week ago the people of joplin were in shock. an f-5 tornado, unlike anything anyone had seen, ripped through the heart of that city, mowing down everything in their path. today president obama went to see for himself the devastation and to bring words of comfort and encouragement to the badly wounded community. at least 142 people were lost in those deadly minutes. our dan lothian traveled there with the president. >> reporter: before touching down air force one flew over joplin, missouri, giving the president an aerial view of the devastation. what took months and years to rebuild was destroyed in a few moments. homes, businesses and anything else in the tornado's path. on the ground it was a somber president surveying the breathtaking damage up close, meeting with officials, survivors and promi

blake griffin who polarized people gets the honor. he was the first choice for the award in 21 years. griffin averages 22 points and 12 rebowns in a game. nice entrance and led all rookies. he made clipper highlights. he didn't play last season because of a knee injury. he was still considered a rookie. >> things getting physical in the paint. get off me. damion wilkins attacking the rim. mvp goes to work. derek rose i will shoot it myself. cea-50 . charles barkley a dangerous man with a golf club in his hands. legs are shaking and today in birmingham. sir charles broke the head off of his driver. >> i didn't put it in a travel back and so i think it was frozen when i hit it. we want to take you back out to the fire that is burning for more than an hour tonight. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. up dates at nine and captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants-- she teaches at a high school of the future, where all the kids are given laptops. from phila

griffin. i would like to quickly point out that what this does is it makes sure that the tide of information sharing and conversations hopefully are occurring lakeshore they have been at a high level, and also summit samples of the tide of individuals that this is intended to address at duals chollet, the underwear bomber, the times square bomber and the eshoo bomber, richard reid, those are good examples of the type of people that we are trying to address. thank you. .. as those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. if you hear some gentlemen ask for -- you are not asking for a recorded vote? good decision. very some noise outside. if you hear it is a demonstration and has nothing to do with us. just part of life on the hill. the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi is recognized for an amendment number 282. with the clerk please pass help bill? without objection reading of the amendment will be dispensed with the gentleman is recognized to explain his amendment. >> i

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i'm drew griffin in for don lemon. you're in the cnn newsroom. we're getting a look at new videos seized from bin laden's hideout. he was the world's most wanted terrorist. each has southern removed to remove spreading bin laden's words. some are surprisingly candid. one video shows bin laden watching himself on tv holding a remote control. another said to be message to the u.s., recorded last october or november. they are just part of the treasure trove of intelligence gathered from that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. barbara starr was called in for a special briefing when intelligence officials released these videos. she's walks us through the images you're about to see. >> reporter: the osama bin laden you've never seen, huddled in front of a television, and i modestly furnished room, intently watching broadcasts of himself. this is bin laden obsessed with monitoring and controlling this image a u.s. intelligence official told us. in formal tapes he died his beard black projecting the image he wanted to see the feared leader of al qaeda. >>

and jennifer griffin, his wife, national correspondent at fox news channel. the co-author of this book as b well. gray, let me begin with you. let'seg start with why the israeli-palestinian conflict continues today. guest: it has been going on for six decades. tenures ago, they were close to an agreement. but they have worked backwards -- 10 years ago, they were close to an agreement. we wanted to emphasize how they dug a deeper hole for themselves. hamas is in control of gaza. relish solomons have expanded from 100,000 to 300,000 today so. a lot of the problems have multiplied and become even larger. that is one thing we wanted to emphasize. it's a deepening of the conflict. >> this includes your personal stories. you have live there. you have raised two small children. you there from 1999 to 2007. you said that israel has a thriving economy. but they cannot solve this problem. guest: one reason we wrote this book is we felt that there is a lot of talk in washington if we could just give back to the peace process. we always hear, if we just can go back to th

i'm drew griffin. just hours from now president obama will be on the ground in joplin for his first look at what's left of this devastated city. 142 people have lost their lives. another hundred are missing yet amid the widespread destruction cnn found people already starting to rebuild. >> this is america. and we're going to rebuild it. >> reporter: four days after an historic tornado demolished much of joplin, missouri -- >> why don't you cut them and put them underneath? >> reporter: contractor darren collins started construction on the first new building to emerge from the rubble. >> at some point we have to stop scratching our heads and staring at the rubble and get things back to normalcy. >> reporter: he's rebuilding his wife's beauty salon. >> reporter: he's rebuilding his wife's beauty salon. on tuesday collins discussed the idea with shocked officials. wednesday they gave him the oak to start and thursday the construction began. >> we have had an enormous outpouring of generosity and help to

i'm drew griffin. just hours from now president obama will be on the ground in joplin for his first look at what's left of this devastated city. 142 people have lost their lives. another hundred are missing yet amid the widespread destruction cnn found people already starting to rebuild. >> this is america. and we're going to rebuild it. >> reporter: four days after an historic tornado demolished much of joplin, missouri -- >> why don't you cut them and put them underneath? >> reporter: contractor darren collins started construction on the first new building to emerge from the rubble. >> at some point we have to stop scratching our heads and staring at the rubble and get things back to normalcy. >> reporter: he's rebuilding his wife's beauty salon. he built once before 17 years ago. on tuesday collins discussed the idea with shocked officials. wednesday they gave him the ok to start and thursday the construction began. >> we have had an enormous outpouring of generosity and help to get prepared to get

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kevin griffin will be named high flyer today. >>> to the nhl, the lightning on the verge of knocking off another cop seat. caps scored a pair of goals just 23 seconds apart in the third. steven stamkos, top shelf. that was nice. bounced off ryan malone's foot and in. tampa won it, 4-3. they can close it out tomorrow. >>> vancouver on the power play. michael samuelsson threw the puck on net. ryan kessler there to knock it in. kanucks take a 3-2 win. >>> the first no-hitter of the season. a chopper to third. dana valencia made the stop and through foul territory. a gold glove top play kept the no-hitter intact. matt tolbert there for the final out. francisco liriano had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which reality tv star ditched a baseball came after being given the honor of throwing out the first pitch? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, so much tragedy has come out of the storms and flooding ravaging the south, but we have one story fo

the redevelopment agency to sell land on the east side of arelious, by the alice griffin public housing site. >> supervisor cohen, as the supervisor, do you have comments? supervisor cohen: this is similar to what we have heard in the recent weeks. this authorizes the different agencies, and the adopted plan. this would lead to the purchase and sale agreement, that would help one of the most distressed public-housing sites. the revitalization is a key component to the shipyard project. this was approved by the city last year. this provides for a replacement of the existing public housing units within the mixed income community. this will also be put together in such a way that this will make certain that no resident will be moved off site and they will be able to move to a new replacement unit. i will ask the redevelopment agency to offer a brief summary of this proposal. >> we have a representative from redevelopment. >> good afternoon. i am the deputy executive director. i am very pleased to be here. this is a for the alice griffith rebuild. one of the discussions with moving forward,

by griffin's report i grew up in a little small town called parallel and texas to sneer galston i remember sitting on the couch and watching. the first gulf war. two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and watching it on the television seeing how quick the wind and the reply after were firing from the liberated peter. costello great to be an american i had felt the we had lost the ghosts of vietnam i remember sitting there on a tile set and think unless you want to go into you know to go into the military. didn't do much. so we got married on the thirtieth of december nighties sixty five. or so and i left on january third of my change six to six going to vietnam so it was where i got spend monumental in vietnam alone. we went from bombed out to ben was where they are for what they call the orientation peter you know to get used to the climate and to actually get used to the sounds or. the first couple of weeks i was terrified everyone. and after my first weekend i went back to my bed not i just could not sleep i. think i was going to be like a

drew griffin, cnn, new york. >> well, the next hearing that strauss-kahn facesize friday. until then he'll be in protective custody at rikers, staying in a cell by himself, having no contact with other prisoners. that's according to the new york department of corrections. as you'd imagine, strauss-kahn is considered a high-profile detainee at rikers. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins me now. jeff, i know you make the point that people are innocent, obviously, until proven guilty. that said, he's been picked out of a line-up. that certainly is not a good development for him. >> well, certainly the evidence looks awful so far. but we really have only heard one side of the story. it's important to remember the duke lacrosse case because that sounded bad initially too. but you have to ask yourself, why would a maid make this accusation against someone she apparently had never met before, didn't know who he was. most americans don't know who he is. i mean, it looks very bad for him. but there are a lot of questions still to be answered about the facts in this case. >> h

by griffin trailer park i grew up in a little small town called bear land texas near galveston i remember sitting on a couch and watching. the first gulf war. two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and watching it on the television seeing how quick the wind and the hoopla afterward and from the liberated beaches. so great to be an american i had filled the we had lost the ghosts of vietnam. i remember sitting there on the tiles. and thinking less of you know your to go into you know to go into the military. or got married on day thirty if it's the same or ninety six the friday so and i left on january third of nightrain six to six for one of vietnam so that's why i spent not a moment in vietnam alone. we went from song power to ban was there for what they call the whole red tape period you know to get used to the climate and to actually get used to the sounds or. the first couple weeks i was terrified every not. and after my first reading i want back to my day. i just cannot sleep i like a plank i was going to be going to shoot them in the co

one last time before i hand it off to the top of the hour with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer? >> we learned that the raid was launched by about 40 u.s. navy seals from a base in afghanistan. not pakistan as some pakistanis officials have been putting out. we underand this from an official there n. there there is a picture of bin laden just released. it is a bloody picture and not something that anybody would want to look at. it was about 40 navy seals half of whom landed on the ground. 24 got out of the helicopters and land on the ground. i'm told from a senior u.s. intelligence source that they actually asked him to surrender. they didn't give him much time and he was shot. we understand it was chinook and blackhawk helicopters involved in the operation. we don't know what base but the shortest distance between the base in the j jalalabad area because you wouldn't want to have to refuel over afghanistan. anded there is intelligence saying that the pakistanis did not help in the develop of the plan for the raid, the intelligence that went into the raid and that it wa

msnbc president, phil griffin, to his credit, responded by suspending schultz for one week, and schultz, to his credit, offered a full and rather emotional apology. >> on my radio show yesterday i used vile and inappropriate language when talking about talk show host laura ingraham. i am deeply sorry, and i apologize. it was wrong, uncalled for, and i recognize the severity of what i said. i apologize to you, laura, and ask for your forgiveness. >> ingraham has accepted the apology but clearly wasn't happy about the episode. >> i wasn't all that surprised. this is what i think conservative women and to some extent african-american men who happen to be conservative and even latinos who are conservative routinely deal with. >> you know, griffin told me last fall that he's warned shultsz before about crossing the line. and schultz is a fiery liberal who sometimes gets burned by his own incendiary words. i hope he'll live up to his own promise to stop the nasty language. >>> it was a sleazy story to begin with. did "good morning america" really have to work carrie campbell, the woman who cl

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drew griffin, cnn, new york. >> well, the next hearing that strauss-kahn faces is friday. until then he'll be in protective custody at rikers, staying in a cell by himself, having no contact with other prisoners. that's according to the new york department of corrections. as you'd imagine, strauss-kahn is considered a high-profile detainee at rikers. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins me now. jeff, i know you make the point that people are innocent, obviously, until proven guilty. that said, he's been picked out of a line-up. that certainly is not a good development for him. >> well, certainly the evidence looks awful so far. but we really have only heard one side of the story. it's important to remember the duke lacrosse case because that sounded bad initially too. but you have to ask yourself, why would a maid make this accusation against someone she apparently had never met before, didn't know who he was. most americans don't know who he is. i mean, it looks very bad for him. but there are a lot of questions still to be answered about the facts in this case. >> h

as expected the clippers' blake griffin will be named rookie of the year. he had one of the best rookie seasons in nba history, averaging 23 points and 12 boards. to the nhl t lightning on the verge of knocking off another. caps scored a pair of girls in the third. stamkos, top shelf, the net was nice. second goal wasn't pretty at all. the lightning will take it. bounced off ryan malone's foot. tampa won 4-3. the canucks and predators needed over time. vancouver on the power play. samuelson threw the puck on net. canucks win with a 3-2 over time win t. twins, francisco liriano pitched the first no-hitter. carlos quentin, a chopper to third. danny valencia made the stop. a dart to first base. a gold gov-type play. adam dunn, a line drive to short. matt tolbert for final out. francisco liriano walked six, struck out three and had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hello again, bil

top score there were twenty four points and twenty one year old los angeles clippers forward great griffin has been named the n.b.a.'s rookie of the year he led all rookies in scoring and rebounding and says it's just the starting point of his career. where i want to be you know we're going to. be one of the most moving. to the world. in other news boxing great many paki has warned his upcoming title fight against american shane most and won't be easy even though the filipino is the whole favorite for the defense of his w b o welterweight belt packie who has won titles in eight different divisions and is the sixth one favorite for the bat at the m.g.m. grand in las vegas this weekend but although many think his thirty nine year old opponent is past his prime packie i disagree saying mosley is looking dangerous. and. produce play in a way because only granderson it mostly mostly he's a good fighter this is all he's not all the moves late late thirty two years old three when your skills. speed full speed in strong enough going to the art in. mary going to school grounds. with martial arts a

where twenty one year old los angeles clippers forward blake griffin has been named rookie the year he led all newcomers in scoring. just the starting point of his career look at road out here. where i want to be a reporter. and you know. a lot of work to do on a road trip striving. sitting around watching all the. way to work or will come out and. boxing great manny pacquiao has worn his upcoming title fight against shane mosley easy even though the filipino is the hot favorite for the defense of his w.b.i. welterweight belt has won titles in eight different divisions and is the sixty one favorite live at the m.g.m. grand in las vegas this weekend although many think it's this is nine year old pony was past his prime disagrees saying former champion mosley is looking dangerous. you heard one hundred percent condition i train hard for the space in a way because i need to understand it mostly mostly he's a good fighter do you think this is all he's not all the moves late late thirty two years old three one years old he still has the. speed foot speed and strong enough quality to our rig

and twenty one year old los angeles clippers forward griffin has been named the n.b.a.'s rookie of the year he led all rookies and scoring. just the starting point of his career. where i want to be a reporter in the world. of work. striving. to get to work and play with religion. and weather seems to finally settled in the russian capital so what better time for a bit of cycling and the traditional five rings of musk a road race that's here to provide the perfect opportunity for the event dates back to nineteen twenty one has been a fixture on the international column this is the century it's a five day tour picture rests pair of heels and kremlin providing just part of the backdrop kicking off on thursday the race will conclude on picture day the ninth of may more than one hundred fifty cyclists from ten countries have been rolled but seeing. probably the favorites after winning twice before they also received last year's winners surrogate let us know he says he's ready to go yet again. i'm very happy to be back here to defend my title but i must see almost everyone in

i'm drew griffin in today for suzanne malveaux. let's get you up to speed on what is happening on this busy news day. video shot today inside osama bin laden's three-story compound. the u.s. commandoes who stormed the building sunday may have grabbed valuable intelligence on their way out. a senior u.s. official is telling cnn, five computers, ten hard drives and dozens of cds, dvds and thumb drives were seized there. the official also says the white house hasn't decided yet whether to release photos of bin laden's corpse. the most recognizable image is said to be extremely gory, with a gaping head wound across both eyes. >>> former defense second ronald -- donald rumsfeld says the death of osama bin laden is not the end for al qaeda. he spoke by phone to cnn's "american morning." >> obl will be replaced by a successor, and if we capture the successor, that individual will be replaced. the people are determined, they're vicious, they're capable of getting money, and recruiting people and killing inspect men, women and children. >>

national security correspondent jennifer griffin back with us live at the pentagon. so this is kind of interesting. al-qaeda is now confirming that bin laden, the leader, is dead? >> reporter: well, exactly. and that's the point, jon. there was so much discussion about needing to release the photos to prove to naysayers and those in pakistan who don't believe or conspiracy theorists who don't believe he's actually dead. and now al-qaeda itself has actually put out a statement on the, through the normal channels that it normally uses, the statement was written, we're told, on may 3rd. we have a copy of it. we haven't translated it, we're relying on translation from others. let me read from the statement that was translated by sight and memory. we call upon our muslim people in pakistan on whose land sheikh usama was killed to rise up and revolt, to cleanse this shame that has been attached to them by a clique of traitors and thieves who sold everything to the enemies. now, we've opinion reporting that the initial intel coming from some of the hard drives and some of t

jennifer griffin, live at the pentagon with those details for us. jennifer. >> reporter: well, jon, we've just spoken to a u.s. official who has seen the photographs of bin laden's dead body and the source described to us what it looked like. essentially, what you can see in the photograph is a large open wound to the forehead. you can actually see brain matter in the picture, we're told. we're also told that one of bin laden's eyes is open, one is completely gone. you cannot see the exit wound in the back of the head, we're told, or the chest wound, but again, one of the reasons the white house is taking so much time in deciding whether to release the photos is the gruesome nature of it. the person who saw the photo told us that you -- that bin laden is easily recognizable, however, in the photo. we're also getting some details we can confirm, that he was found wearing what's called a shalwal kamiz, a pakistani outfit, pajama-like in nature and in it was sewn in 5000 euros, about $1000.2 phone numbers were found sewn into that shalwal kamiz, so tha

according to jennifer griffin at the pentagon reporting this she says there actually was more intel, more data than you might expect from a man who was very worried about his security. he has had quite a bit of information. that has gone to language lee and is being analyzed as all of that comes in. there are reports that bin laden's wife and children are in pakistani custody. we are hearing more about that as well. you might have wondered. what happened to all of the family members there. wouldn't they want to question them. they are in pakistani custody. given the complex relationship that we have with them we'll see how that goes. let's go down to the white house press briefing room, mike emanuel is standing by there. he'll have to sit down any minute. mike, tell us, what do we expect we are going to get today. >> reporter: we expect there will be plenty of questions about the still photos that were taken of bin laden's body after he was killed. we understand there were two sets one taken in a hang tpwar that most resembles him. any time someone gets shot in the head the photos ar

clippers forward blake griffin has been named working of the year he led all the newcomers scoring and rebounds and says the award is just the starting point with his career. where i want to be adequate i know we're. a lot of work to do and that's one of the driving you know sure i'm sure your own washing obviously . you care what you have to work really care which religion. but some great manny pacquiao has won saturday's title fight against shane mosley won't be easy even though the philippine i was the hope favorite to successfully defend his w b o welterweight bounce back yet was one time world titles in eight different divisions and is the favorite for the battle ground in las vegas this weekend but although many think his thirty nine year old opponent is past his prime disagrees saying former champion mostly looking dangerous. you heard go one hundred percent with the asian a three hundred is great in a way because a neighbor anderson would mostly mostly he's a good fighter good thing going you see it's all he's not all he moved late late thirty two years old very one years old h