senator helms, i thought, has a different reason that he's here. he is, i think, out more to represent a point of view and to hold to that; if he can attract enough people to it, so be it. if not, he is not as interested in moving to find that center. i would say a third thing, and this has to do with the theme of the book, racial politics. if you look at senator thurmond's elections in south carolina, extraordinarily large margins, and this is after the 1965 voting rights act, when you have blacks finally voting in a state with the second largest black population -- i believe mississippi is the first. and senator thurmond is winning, with one exception, with over 60 percent of the vote. senator helms has given himself tough elections the last two, three times: very close and then right at the end he plays, if i may use this term, in my view, the race card much more sharply. he's a more divisive presence than senator thurmond, and so those are the things that i think make them different. c-span: some personal things. what do you notice about senato

break the fights up between the dogs. >> reporter: many say it's the own are and not the breed, donna helms blames the -- >> they've been told not to come, not to bring their children and they refuse to lessen. the kid was scared of the dog. you can't be scared of them. you have to pet them and let them know you love them because they're very people oriented animals. >> reporter: a few months ago the same dog attacked one of the other pet bulls ripping a chunk out of its chest. she had a vet bill that set her back about $1,000. >>> now a breaking news update from the eastern shore. a fath are and his two teenage sons drowned in a manure pit overnight. 48-year-old glen nolt and his sons were from lancaster county. every day the trio drove down to kent island to work on a dairy farm. there when they didn't return yesterday afternoon relatives called police who went to the kennedyville farm on kent island where they worked. they discovered the truck and tractor still running. it's unclear how the three ended up in the manure pit. >> when it's wet. one of them probably slipped in. i'm sure the

tavis: please welcome ed helms to the program. he has gone on to tremendous success with both hanover films. those movies have sold more than a billion dollars which has probably not come as a shock. he is also the host of a music festival called bluegrass situation running thursday through sunday if you are in town this week. this month is also wrapping up the eighth season of the office. >> morning. somebody left in such a hurry this morning that she forgot these. the only thing more delicious is your feet is the feast that i am going to prepare for everyone. >> if you are going to hang out for a while -- >> what is this. >> he wants visitors to sign an. >> is this roberts attempt to embarrass me? >> if we make an exception for you, we have to make an exception for the water guide, and where does it end? >> why is it that when other people spend time at the office, they are rewarded and when i do it, i am told it is a little much? is it because i am not an employee any more? because that is what it feels like. tavis: there was c

helms, and up his eighth season on the offices. he is headlining bluegrass with one of his comedy heroes, steve martin. coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know. it is not just a street or boulevard but a place where walmart stands together to make everyday better. >> and by contributions from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome ed helms to the program. he has gone on to tremendous success with both hanover films. those movies have sold more than a billion dollars which has probably not come as a shock. he is also the host of a music festival called bluegrass situation running thursday through sunday if you are in town this week. this month is also wrapping up the eighth season of the office. >> morning. somebody left in such a hurry this morning that she forgot these. the only thing more delicious is your feet is the feast that i am going to prepare for everyone. >> if you are going to hang out for a while -- >> what is this. >> he wants visitors t

john has been at the helm of the chamber for the last year. he has been an important aspect of the work i have done over the years, as you know. i started at the human rights commission and i went to the purchasing which was the finest job i ever had. who could not have fun buying a billion dollars worth of supplies every year? the former mayor willie brown gave me a good job of director of public works, picking up everyone's trash, engaging in conversations with everyone about what was wrong with our streets and making them right. it was in that toughest job i ever had that i found probably lifelong friends, people who care enough about the city that picking up somebody else's trash is nothing when you can work together and drew about how better the city can become. i want to recognize john because he is one of those few people who i can properly engage in the trash talk and still talk about the city in a positive way. thank you, john, for your wonderful service. [applause] when i came a year ago, san francisco. the unemployment rate was 9.5%

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back in the 80s i know he did kind of a snicker job on jesse helme so he could get to be a committee. but it's been very active there and have the freedom to farm out of corn and beans went down another senators got skittish and appealed it. it's another significant contribution. >> that's a good point. i mention the grass worked on the chairman of the mentioned in the 90s. msu men should become a passive freedom to farm. i i talk about agriculture, but the focus of the book is more in foreign policy. i will say i also spent times writing about the senator's relationship with jesse helme, which has banned a difficult one. luker was the chairman of the foreign relations committee for an 85 to 87 when the republicans won control, helme used his seniority to take control of the chairmanship, and effectively forcing luker into the second ranking position and it was at that point you back to agriculture. the battle between luker and homes is an interesting one and it's been something that is shaped luker's career. >> john, talk about the vulnerability of foreign relations chair. you mentio

now, the dog's owner, donna helm says the family was told not to come near the house, but they didn't listen. >> it wasn't no mother and her innocent little kid running down the street, okay? that's not what happened. they were coming here specifically. >> helms has more than one pit bull and she says a few months ago the same dog attacked the boy, attacked one of her other pit bulls. >>> the makers of the so- called beef seller pink slime. >> as the production plants get ready to shut down, workers are heading home. but for how long? >>> plus. >> if it was anywhere along the east coast or the gulf coast, you need to be prepared each and every hurricane season. >> a big storm brewing right now off the east coast. what officials want you to know. >>> what we want you to know right now is the traffic. here's lauren. rp everything up to speed on the beltway at green spring avenue. i'll show you what 83 and 95 look like coming up in my abc time saver traffic report. >>> 4:39. the first hurricane of the 2012 season is now churning off the west coast near mexico. its name hurricane bud. now

this collaboration but, ultimately, dick helms decided, you know, this just isn't working for me. i didn't really have that much to do with these events in the middle east that king hussein most wants dealt with in this book, um, and he gave up. and at that point jack ultimately decided, well, if anybody's going to -- king hussein had died by now, and jack basically decided if anybody's going to write this book, it's going to be me. so he sat down one summer and produced a manuscript, and the manuscript was just chock full of, you know, little scoops. and, um, i came in, you know, at a point where he had this manuscript, the agent felt it needed just a little bit of a lift, a little bit of filling in some gaps to take it to publication. so that was sort of my role. as i said, the book is full of -- i don't know how many of you have read it, but it's a fun read, it's a fast read, and it's full of lots of little things that, you know, haven't been known before beginning with, um, the book begins with jack on his first overseas assignment for the agency is given tapes that the fbi ha

barely thirty six hours to send president vladimir putin to return to the helm of the country but he's been a rather busy man what are some of his first moves he's been putting his attention to. yes the city being no resting on these laurels from president putin he signed a series of strategic cold is almost immediately taking office but these include many a foreign policy is looking out the the proposed u.s. . missile defense shield in eastern europe president putin oldring the foreign ministry here in russia to demand from washington that they receive written confirmation that any missile sites put in based in europe will not target russia president putin also you saying that the start treaty must be adhered to closer to home moving away from the international affairs he said that he wants to see corruption stamped out in russia in russian politics one of the ways he wants to see this happen is that all bureaucrats all people involved in politics must. reveal all which they earn per year their incomes must be made public and also that they should be a increasing transparency in gover

barely thirty six hours to president vladimir putin to return to the helm of the country but he's been a rather busy man what are some of his first moves he's been putting his attention to. yes certainly be no resting on these laurels from president putin he signed a series of strategic cold is almost immediately from taking office but these include a foreign policy is looking out the the proposed u.s. . missile defense shield in eastern europe president putin oldring the foreign ministry here in russia to demand from washington that they receive written confirmation that any missile sites put into eastern europe will not get russia president putin also you saying that the start treaty must be adhered to closer to home moving away from the international affairs he said that he wants to see corruption stumptown to in russia in russian politics one of the ways he wants to see this happen is that all bureaucrats all people involved in politics must. reveal how much they put their incomes must be made public also that they should be a increase in transparency in government moving along wit

live in moscow reforms are on the way for russia when putin back at the helm for a third. mr putin already busy though setting out his strategy for the next six years while parliament is set to vote on former president medvedev scandal to see as the new prime minister expect to explain what changes are in store for russia let's not talk to. starting a life by force now in central moscow distant to see you peter mr putin has already settled into his new job a familiar job at that but he has been busy outlining his policies hasn't. called president putin has signed say a series of strategic orders chiefly among these concerning foreign policy looking at the proposed u.s. on time missile defense shield now he's ordered the foreign ministry to demand from washington written confirmation that any missile sites won't be targeted out of russia vladimir putin also saying that the start treaty must be and he had to close it a home among the series of of orders there was signed concerned bills to tackle corruption in russia by making bureaucrats to clear all of their income as well

rule research and live in moscow reforms are on the way for russia with vladimir putin back at the helm for a third. mr putin already busy though setting out his strategy for the next six years while parliament is set to vote on former president medvedev scandal or c. as the new prime minister expect to explain what changes are in store for russia let's not talk to our. standing in life. to see you peter mr putin has already settled into his new job a familiar job but he has been busy outlining his policies hasn't. president putin the. series of strategic orders chiefly among these concerning foreign policy looking at the proposed u.s. anti-missile defense shield now he's ordered the foreign ministry to demand from washington written confirmation that any missile sites will be targeted russia vladimir putin also saying that the. start treaty must be adhered to closer to home among the series of orders there were signed concerned bills to tackle corruption in russia by making up bureaucrats to clear all of their income as well as trying to increase transparency through the use of the int

the battle between lugar and jesse helms is an interesting one. it has been something that has shaped lugar career in a very interestingly. >> john, talk about the political vulnerability of foreign relations chairman. you mentioned that other than jesse helms, could you go onto a little detail on that? >> yes. it is a committee that -- that has been politically difficult to be on. in fact, lugar, i remember when i first interviewed him, no one has a thorough grasp of the political vulnerabilities of the senate foreign relations committee like dick lugar. from william fulbright, frank church, there is just a whole slew of people on the foreign relations committee. it is something that he is committed to. one of the chapters is goaltending on the homefront. i described how the senator is trying to keep his political strength at home solid to allow him to work on foreign-policy issues. he does a lot of things to try to connect the world of foreign policy to the likes of indiana. specifically he speaks loud and works a lot on trade issues, which is a

how do you think putin will approach his opponents and critics now that he has officially manning the helm unfortunately what have yesterday does not help the future liberalization of the political system in russia i think both sides are so what plane a putin needs to realize the team needs more dialogue with people who are very skeptical about him about his record it seems we have the sense. but on the other men to the most among the opposition there are forces who are not interested in the dialogue and people like or demonstrated yes dead keen interest is not dialogue a provocation and an escalation and i think that many of those who have sided with the demonstrators in the past moms are not very happy about that about this turn of events so i think that moderates on both sides have to stick to the process of x. so move dialogue about a third liberalization of the pretty consistent some steps that's been taken we'll see in the autumn elections for all the governors simeon several of russia's regions how elections will go on there if there will be free and fair certainly we will we will s

let's address some of the issues that certainly are on the minds of many right now putin back at the helm what issues does he need to tackle first are we talking the economy corruption domestic terrorism what is your best ally on that what the most important thing is to economy i guess the russian leadership has realized that the russian economy is still much to one little two external shocks we have seen the massive crisis the russian economy had to go through when the financial crisis erupted in united states and escalated globally and is of course is of ability which is the result of the extreme dependency of the russian economy on the exploits and she carriers and metal so that the question really is diversification diversification and more insulation for. industry and of course means that the state has to play a very prominent role both to invest as the state but also to attract foreign investment and for detecting foreign investment of course you need a very favorable investment climate and you get a favorable investment climate if you have the rule of law and if you are really star

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of bain when, in fact, he wasn't at the helm when that company went bankrupt. was that fair or was that dirty? >> well, that's actually not accura accurate, ashleigh. after he went to salt lake, he remained the owner of bain. he was there when h they loaded the company up with debt, put them on a path to bankruptcy and ultimately 750 workers loost their jobs and their full pensions. >> but you know and i both know he was not managing the company at that time. >> he certainly was when they loaded the company up with debt. >> that is prior to him -- come on, you're mincing dates and your ear cheating here. >> he left to salt salt lake city. this is a way you can twist things to be a good campaign ad. is it fair and is it clean? >> absolutely. look, mitt romney has asked us to jumg his t-- judge his tenur as a corporate buyout specialty. he's listed that as a reason for his presidency. we're not questioning the private equity industry as a whole. we're questioning mitt romney's economic philosophy. is that the type of economic philosophy you would like to see in t

allen martin took the helm. >> we had to take chances, take risks at the university. second we had to take advantage of our location. location, location, location. >> he hired the right people, started new programs and built new facilities. we have built probably $1.5 billion worth of buildings. >> he has had a friendly touch, a wide smile and trademark white hair. he has friends all over the world, pictures with the president, maggie thatcher and moon walking astronaut alan shepherd. this chair came after mason beat connecticut i point at a chair and said that is my lucky chair. the next day he was sitting here. >> reporter: he wants his legacy to be eye culture of inknow -- a culture of innovation. >> he puts so much energy into the community. >> it was an honor to talk with him about how he got where he is. >> reporter: he says the changes came because they made progress every day. >> we just said we are getting better today and tomorrow maybe tomorrow you'll be on our side but we'll get better today. >>> dr. angel cabrera takes over from phoenix, arizona. >>> we s

the battle between lugar and jesse helms is an interesting one. it has been something that has shaped lugar career in a very interestingly. >> john, talk about the political vulnerability of foreign relations chairman. you mentioned that other than jesse helms, could you go onto a little detail on that? >> yes. it is a committee that -- that has been politically difficult to be on. in fact, lugar, i remember when i first interviewed him, no one has a thorough grasp of the political vulnerabilities of the senate foreign relations committee like dick lugar. from william fulbright, frank church, there is just a whole slew of people on the foreign relations committee. it is something that he is committed to. one of the chapters is goaltending on the homefront. i described how the senator is trying to keep his political strength at home solid to allow him to work on foreign-policy issues. he does a lot of things to try to connect the world of foreign policy to the likes of indiana. specifically he speaks loud and works a lot on trade issues, which is a

a gambler at the helm. it's not a sin. you don't want to bet on them. yeah, see that. this is someone that promised on our show not take risky bets on the stock including buying on margin. found new risky ways to bet. he's running a hedge fund along chesapeake's business. aubrey mcclendon came on here and explained what he did. as he did when he got blown out by that margin trading. he stood right here. stand over right here again. maybe over here because he was over here this time. give him better luck which matters when you're a gambler. with natural gas so low, chesapeake needs rely on the kindness of other bidders coming in to buy acreage at premium prices and the kindness of bankers who will charge exorbitant rates to refinance debts. right now it feels like an oil and gas jpmorgan. then there's yahoo!. remember one time this was a play on search and display advertising. but facebook and google have crushed it. the company has no mobile strategy, social or cloud strategy. using market shares. what is it? now it's a breakup story. i don't a breakup story where i ne

eastern with conversations between the president and cia director richard helm and j. edgar hoover. >> quite as active and i ought to make a statement about the freedom of the press and so forth. my inclination is not to say so. >> you're right. >> i kind of think i should stay out. what's your public relationship? >> you should remain absolutely silent abbbbbb

a gambler at the helm. it's not a sin. you don't want to bet on. yeah, see that. this is someone that promised on our show not take risky bets on the stock including buying on margin. found new ways to risky bet. he's running a hedge fund along chesapeake's business. came on here and explained what he did. as he did when he got blown out by that margin trading. he stood right here. stand over right here again. maybe over here because he was over here this time. give him better luck which matters when you're a gambler. with oil so low. chesapeake needs rely on the kindness of other bidders coming in to buy acreage at premium prices and bankers will charge exorbitant rates. right now it feels like an oil and gas jpmorgan. then there's yahoo!. remember one time this was a play on search and display advertising. but facebook and google have crushed it. the company has no mogul, social or cloud strategy. using market shares. what is it? now it's a breakup story. i don't apartment breakup story where i need others to come in and buying a declining asset. i don't want to

conversations with the school district and we have a new superintendent who's going to be taking the helm in july and we wanted to make sure richard had a full understanding of what's the city's intentions are and the next piece is the community outreach and engagement program to make sure all of our stakeholders are supportive of the recommendations we are moving forward as well as to start putting meat on the bones. i want to thank trent, maria, laurel and rene for all their hard work. it has been some tough conversations but everyone continues to come to the table. everyone has been cooperative and collaborative and this has opened up a large book, the work we're doing jointly in the hope is to not have as many efficiency and we currently have and make the process a lot easier for the larger and i want to extend my gratitude to our stakeholders and the community. your patience in helping to move this forward has been tremendous and has helped us to focus our work and we are really excited we will be able to bring forward attempting to the larger community very shortly. based on what i

good at the helm, driving our achievements has been the vice president and group manager and the 2011 chamber board share. please join me in welcoming john. [applause] weed rows is going to help me do the honors, and i will introduce him to you in just a couple minutes. on behalf of the entire board and the entire business community, please except this in grave cable car bell in recognition of your service and leadership for 2011 as our share of the board. -- share of the board. congratulations. >> let's ring that bell. >> what a year we have had. all i can say is the most touching saying is to see all of you here ready to do it again, and i will hand it back around, but i am so pleased about being able to help the city of san francisco thank you so much for >> john was instrumental in helping the chamber of commerce sites more than one battle last year, and now all of us are helping fight a battle of his own. now it is my pleasure to introduce the vice president's for dignity house and the 2012 chair of the chamber of commerce. please welcome wade rose. [applause] >> good morning. it

the united states, the pain of coming out, union and community organizing, artistic activism, at the helm of one of the most dynamic organizations in san francisco. from that day to now, it was quite a journey. i stand here before you accepting this honor and humbling dedicating it to anyone who has made it possible for me to get to this place. i stand on the shoulders of these proverbial giants, past and present. i am privileged to serve and work every day. my friends and family, who pushed me to be my best and complete self. to all of my colleagues and fellow activists, who never cease to amaze and inspire me. i promise to continue to stand with them and all of you to continue the struggle. [applause] >> did in to the top of the alphabet. -- getting to the top of the alphabet. supervisor avalos: before i start, i want to congratulate all the honorees. these events are always a lot of fun and very insightful learning about the work that has been done over the years. the difficult -- difficulties and struggles that have gone through. congratulations to everyone who is being honored today.

all of this on the day that the shareholders will be meeting their new ceo will be at the helm the new ceo is expected to hold a press conference. they will be taking questions from the media. if you have any questions would you like for us to ask him, hit me up on twitter or facebook. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> shake-up at the top of yahoo. the company is washing its hands after ousting the new ceo over a resume scandal. there's new information about his health. outgoing ceo scott thompson told the yahoo board he has fibroid cancer only after his explanation of his inflated resume with began to unravel. his biology.8j-- his biography included a degree he never received. more on what this means for stockholders and employees coming up. >>> heads are likely to roll on wall street as early as today for three top executives at jpmorgan chase after the embarrassing two billion dollar trading blunder. trying to calm fears it appears the company will accept the res nations thraof high ranking execs including one of the highest ranking women on wall street. the ceo jamie dimon admitted th

that's it for me in the news team for the moment that we are back with you at the helm when the news continues on our special report american spring on the history of occupy wall street and the movement struggle against corruption greed and social inequality that's next. you know the famous joke. a journalist goes around them asks a russian of oh and this is really the same question he first goes to the russian excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage the russian says what's in the pinion. the reporter then goes to the pope excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage the pogos what's meat. you know goes to the israeli excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage is really replies what's excuse me. norman finkelstein speaks for no one but himself and a handful of people who have such hatred for america thank you came is interesting to read you want to shift that if a person walking the streets of london going to treat people he met before he killed before he met. every single member of my family on both sides was exterminate both of my parents wonder what i look

. >>> vladimir putin is back at the helm as president after serving four years as prime minister. among major concerns on his agenda, population decline. the number of russians peaked at 150 million in 1993, and has been declining ever since. some projections indicate the country could lose 40 million people by middle of this century. putin called the phenomenon a serious threat to national security. we have more from moscow. >> reporter: vorkuta is north of the arctic circle. at the end of the soviet era, the population of 110,000, but it has been declining ever since. >> translator: nobody wants to live here any more. they're all disappearing. >> reporter: the streets are lined with deserted buildings. some 3,000 families used to live in this district. but now the number of households is down to 100. president putin has repeatedly stated that this is threatening national security. >> translator: demographic decline is russia's most serious problem. we are facing a critical situation. the russian people need to understand that. >> reporter: for several years, the russian governme

>>> a new chapter for gatto who now takes the helm after alas ceo stretch the truth on his resonant, from the east coast to the east bay the talk of the nation support for 76 mayors from the white house. the reaction local churches and a news magazine labels mr. obama the first day president medical tests millions of americans get not only expensive but tonight a new option the easy in a dollar cancer test you can take home. good evening i'm ann notarangelo. the new guy at the top is out yahoo ceo scott thompson resigns after coming under fire about as rare as a man appeared other board members are gone. don knapp with more. >>> yacht whose fourth chief executive officers that thompson is out brought down by a mention in his reza my he had a computer science degree he actually did not half. the board approved ross levenson as the new ceo and as the once dominant internet company >>> stockholders were unhappy with the direction yacht who was going in. idle think it's necessarily scott thompson but an opportunity to shake up the board. that might be more important for those stockholder

today she is at the helm of the renaissance koreas, a group made up of -- -- tenors,, tanners commo altos, and basses. >> she called a teacher inspirational. >> she is music itself, and she loves it all, and she loves all of us, and we love her. >> she is remarkable, and she is very enthusiastic of everything she does. >> helen brown is also humble. she claims it is the music that is invigorating. >> my daughter says, do not ever give up, so i keep going. >> her daughter is right. ?ou thought things were banned things are about to get a little worse, starting thursday. a emergency closures are this weekend. all northbound lanes will be detoured from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m. onat will put motorists da jfx. the five million-dollar traffic improvement allows for two directions, allowing cars to turn left in traffic. it will be closed starting early may. it should be completed by sometime in late summer. >> does something you throw away still belong to you beaumont -- knows something you throw away still belong to you? sharon jones took the ticket from a trash can of discarded tickets at a

linda yee cbs 5 >>> when the founding members of the group the bee gees has died >>> robin get some helm died today after a long battle with cancer the dg soared to fame with in 1977 soundtrack of " saturday night fever " it was built around their falsetto pitch and discos sounds. it became one of the fastest selling albums of all time robyn gibbs 62 years old. >>> we're looking at fog and low clouds in changes in the weather pattern will bring in low clouds tonight and cooler weather for monday, will look outside low clouds along the shoreline will have the forecast after a break. i'm dennis o'donnell next on game day tim lincecum with a self analysis of the 2012 season. >>> waiting for something bad to happen >>> you'll hear from one veteran forty-niner like he's excited about a new 40 niner. >>> he has a lot of speed and something to prove >>> will be joan baez >>> he has a lot of speed and something to prove >>> will be joan baez sausalito's j. r. hildebr,,,,,,, you don't exactly have that green thumb. but your siding? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...tha

league next season while the ultimate goal will be to reach the champions league while the change at the helm is also being confirmed. billy has signed a three year deal with the railway men but will only take over after the euros in july the forty three year old was in charge of craig at the two thousand and eight tournament ways taking famously beat england three two in a qualifier at wembley to hand russia a place in the finals belief replaces outgoing manager consider to become rocco's fourth coach in two years. time signs or three year contract with my chief moscow which will start after the euro's i'm extremely satisfied and proud it's a big city with a big club and strongly but i don't want to talk about it now it's natural that you do but on the other side it's absolutely because they created a national team are about to do something big and i can hardly wait. well let is the surprise was the announcement that former valency coach you know emery will take over as manager at spartak moscow he will replace barry carpenter will become sparta general director and oversee transfers the mov

karzai at the helm. officially in 2003 there were negotiations going on, though the u.s. was not officially in it. today's negotiations is two-track negotiations, one, basically trying to bring in the foot soldiers of the taliban, the reintegration, the number two of that organization, my friend david katz is sitting right there. the second one is reconciliation, which actually tries to bring the leadership into a political agreement. what the united states wants from the pal i ban is to renounce violence, cut all ties with al qaeda, accept the constitution of the republic of afghanistan, including the rights of woman. this is we have put on the table and to facilitate this earlier this year there was an office open in dohar in the persian gulf to facilitate this. a month and a half ago the negotiations halted because the taliban are not happy about one of the promises in this talk, which was to give them five of their leaders or more but this is basically an ongoing right now, at least the officials talks are halted. now, let me conclude since time is running out right n