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Watchdog: US troop pullout was key factor in Afghan collapse
"Washington Washington Washington Washington I I I I might might might might cross cross cross cross your your your your reporting reporting reporting reporting a a a a watchdog watchdog watchdog watchdog report report report report says says says says the the the the U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. troop troop troop troop pullout pullout pullout pullout was was was was a a a a key key key key factor factor factor factor in in in in the the the the Afghan Afghan Afghan Afghan collapse collapse collapse collapse a a a a new new new new government government government government watchdog watchdog watchdog watchdog report report report report concludes concludes concludes concludes decisions decisions decisions decisions by by by by presidents presidents presidents presidents Donald Donald Donald Donald Trump Trump Trump Trump and and and and Joe Joe Joe Joe Biden Biden Biden Biden to to to to pull pull pull pull all all all all U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. troops troops troops troops out out out out of of of of Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan were were were were the the the the key key key key factors factors factors factors in in in in the the the the collapse collapse collapse collapse of of of of the the the the U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. trained trained trained trained Afghan Afghan Afghan Afghan military military military military the the the the report report report report comes comes comes comes from from from from the the the the special special special special inspector inspector inspector inspector general general general general for for for for Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan reconstruction reconstruction reconstruction reconstruction there there there there were were were were earlier earlier earlier earlier similar similar similar similar assessments assessments assessments assessments from from from from senior senior senior senior Pentagon Pentagon Pentagon Pentagon and and and and military military military military leaders leaders leaders leaders last last last last September September September September general general general general mark mark mark mark Milley Milley Milley Milley chairman chairman chairman chairman of of of of the the the the joint joint joint joint chiefs chiefs chiefs chiefs of of of of staff staff staff staff bluntly bluntly bluntly bluntly told told told told Congress Congress Congress Congress U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. missteps missteps missteps missteps in in in in Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan were were were were years years years years in in in in the the the the making making making making that that that that outcome outcome outcome outcome is is is is acumen acumen acumen acumen of of of of a a a a factor factor factor factor of of of of twenty twenty twenty twenty years years years years not not not not twenty twenty twenty twenty days days days days and and and and there there there there are are are are huge huge huge huge amount amount amount amount of of of of strategic strategic strategic strategic operational operational operational operational
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NY attorney general: 'I chose to have an abortion' years ago
"The the the the Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney General General General General for for for for the the the the state state state state of of of of New New New New York York York York has has has has disclosed disclosed disclosed disclosed her her her her long long long long standing standing standing standing defense defense defense defense of of of of abortion abortion abortion abortion rights rights rights rights is is is is personal personal personal personal that that that that she she she she ended ended ended ended her her her her pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy nearly nearly nearly nearly twenty twenty twenty twenty years years years years ago ago ago ago New New New York York York Attorney Attorney Attorney generalizations generalizations generalizations at at at a a a New New New York York York City City City protest protest protest against against against the the the possibility possibility possibility of of of the the the U. U. U. S. S. S. Supreme Supreme Supreme Court Court Court overturning overturning overturning roe roe roe versus versus versus Wade Wade Wade this this this year year year said said said after after after she she she had had had won won won a a a city city city council council council race race race in in in two two two thousand thousand thousand three three three she she she chose chose chose to to to have have have an an an abortion abortion abortion I I I probably probably probably making making making the the the best best best decision decision decision for for for herself herself herself and and and I I I make make make anyone anyone anyone she she she says says says New New New York York York will will will help help help women women women from from from other other other states states states get get get abortions abortions abortions there there there national national national right right right to to to life life life president president president Carol Carol Carol Tobias Tobias Tobias says says says some some some states states states will will will do do do that that that certainly certainly certainly there there there are are are states states states are are are going going going to to to protect protect protect unborn unborn unborn children children children there there there are are are states states states that that that are are are going going going to to to say say say you you you know know know we're we're we're deadly deadly deadly serious serious serious we're we're we're not not not going going going to to to let let let there there there be be be any any any limits limits limits on on on abortion abortion abortion a a a Supreme Supreme Supreme Court Court Court decision decision decision on on on a a a Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi case case case was was was expected expected expected by by by early early early July July July hi hi hi Jackie Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn Quinn
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Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
"Russia Russia Russia Russia has has has has released released released released a a a a marine marine marine marine veteran veteran veteran veteran as as as as part part part part of of of of a a a a prisoner prisoner prisoner prisoner exchange exchange exchange exchange with with with with the the the the United United United United States States States States Trevor Trevor Trevor Trevor reed reed reed reed had had had had been been been been in in in in prison prison prison prison for for for for nearly nearly nearly nearly three three three three years years years years in in in in Russia Russia Russia Russia president president president president Biden Biden Biden Biden met met met met last last last last month month month month with with with with rates rates rates rates parents parents parents parents Paula Paula Paula Paula and and and and Joey Joey Joey Joey we've we've we've we've been been been been trying trying trying trying for for for for over over over over a a a a year year year year we we we we could could could could just just just just speak speak speak speak to to to to the the the the president president president president that that that we we we felt felt felt like like like we we we could could could make make make this this this thing thing thing happen happen happen that's that's that's exactly exactly exactly what what what happened happened happened in in in a a a statement statement statement president president president Biden Biden Biden said said said the the the negotiations negotiations negotiations that that that brought brought brought read read read home home home require require require difficult difficult difficult decisions decisions decisions that that that he he he does does does not not not take take take lightly lightly lightly Joey Joey Joey reed reed reed tells tells tells the the the AP AP AP based based based on on on video video video he he he is is is seen seen seen he's he's he's worried worried worried about about about his his his son's son's son's help help help hopefully hopefully hopefully we we we got got got him him him out out out the the the person person person that that that got got got him him him out out out of of of there there there before before before you you you have have have any any any no no no lasting lasting lasting like like like lifelong lifelong lifelong health health health issues issues issues because because because of of of it it it but but but we'll we'll we'll see see see in in in exchange exchange exchange the the the US US US return return return Constantine Constantine Constantine your your your sienko sienko sienko a a a Russian Russian Russian pilot pilot pilot who's who's who's been been been serving serving serving a a a twenty twenty twenty year year year federal federal federal prison prison prison sentence sentence sentence in in in Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut for for for conspiracy conspiracy conspiracy to to to smuggle smuggle smuggle cocaine cocaine cocaine into into into the the the U. U. U. S. S. S. I'm I'm I'm a a a Donahue Donahue Donahue
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COVID-stricken mom reunites with baby 2 months after birth
"A twenty year old New Hampshire woman has reunited with her new baby after fighting for her life against covert nineteen for two months on Ben Thomas with the story you see that make a me too moment Brandi milliner says her daughter mackenzie Keller was diagnosed with covert nineteen in late November rushed to the hospital four days later where she had a C. section and placed in intensive care he was intubated very long hard road or we didn't know if she was going to recover kept under sedation Keller spent forty seven days having your blood pump through a machine that removes carbon dioxide finally on February third she met her son Zachary for the first time telling Elliot Thompson there is a big Karen Maloney a nurse at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center says they see a lot of difficult often tragic stories in the I see you when we get one like this where somebody has made such an amazing recovery and gets to meet their child for the first time it's it's a real special one for us Keller wasn't vaccinated against covert nineteen when she got sick wanting to wait until after she gave birth doctors tell her she'll have to wait a couple more weeks now she's undergoing physical therapy as she regains her ability to walk it's still a little difficult I still get my heart race still raises a little bit meanwhile her mother Brandi milliner says never give up hope no matter why did this happen every single day and she's ours I'm Ben Thomas
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'Cheer' star Jerry Harris pleads guilty in child porn case, faces up to 50 years in prison
"The former star of the Netflix documentary cheer is facing some serious prison time Jerry Harris has pleaded guilty to federal charges of receiving child **** and soliciting sex from minors bills please could see him locked up for decades at a federal hearing in Chicago Harris copped to one count of traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct and one count of receiving child **** and exchange for those please five other felony charges against him were dropped the child porn charge could net Harris up to twenty years in prison the second charge could get him up to thirty six twenty two years old he's to be sentenced in June I'm
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Man upset over Canada's mask mandates threatens wrong Ottawa
"An Ohio man could be facing some legal trouble for allegedly trying to phone in a phony bomb threat to Canada's capital I'm Ben Thomas with details the Putnam County sheriff's office in Ohio says a twenty year old from Akron angry over Canada's mask mandates phoned in a bomb threat to Ottawa in hopes police would waste their time chasing it the man apparently thought he was calling police and the Canadian capital Ottawa we're truckers have paralyzed downtown streets for almost two weeks protest in corona virus vaccine and mask mandates however on what is also the name of the village in Ohio the seat of Putnam County that got sorted out when he called back this time claiming to have been shot the sheriff's office says the man admitted there was no bomb prosecutors are now looking at filing charges I'm Ben Thomas
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U.S. Inflation Accelerates to 7.5%, a 40-Year High
"The government's latest numbers show inflation at its highest rate in four decades I'm Ben Thomas with the latest the labor department says consumer prices jumped seven point five percent last month compared with January of last year the steepest year over year increase since February nineteen eighty two a price gain was six tenths of a percent from December that was the same as the rate of inflation from November to December and more than economists had expected though a tad slower than earlier in the fall over the past year shortages of supplies and workers heavy doses of federal aid ultralow interest rates and robust consumer spending have all contributed to the rise in inflation in their few signs it will slow significantly anytime soon wages are rising at the fastest pace in at least twenty years and supply chain issues were compounded in January when many workers at key ports like Los Angeles and Long Beach were out sick Ben
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Anisimova upsets defending champion Osaka at Australian Open
"Amanda Amanda Amanda Amanda Anisimova Anisimova Anisimova Anisimova has has has has pulled pulled pulled pulled off off off off the the the the biggest biggest biggest biggest upset upset upset upset today today today today to to to to the the the the Australian Australian Australian Australian Open Open Open Open the the the the twenty twenty twenty twenty year year year year old old old old rising rising rising rising American American American American style style style style knocking knocking knocking knocking out out out out the the the the defending defending defending defending champion champion champion champion Dale Dale Dale Dale male male male male soccer soccer soccer soccer in in in in a a a a hard hard hard hard hitting hitting hitting hitting two two two two hour hour hour hour and and and and fifteen fifteen fifteen fifteen minutes minutes minutes minutes third third third third round round round round battle battle battle battle and and and and as as as as a a a a mother mother mother mother say say say say to to to to third third third third set set set set match match match match points points points points before before before before closing closing closing closing out out out out the the the the dramatic dramatic dramatic dramatic win win win win ten ten ten ten points points points points to to to to five five five five in in in in an an an an extended extended extended extended tie tie tie tie break break break break up up up up her her her her reward reward reward reward is is is is a a a a showdown showdown showdown showdown with with with with the the the the top top top top seed seed seed seed ash ash ash ash Barty Barty Barty Barty the the the the Australian Australian Australian Australian continuing continuing continuing continuing her her her her straight straight straight straight sets sets sets sets run run run run through through through through the the the the draw draw draw draw after after after after a a a a solid solid solid solid win win win win over over over over Camilla Camilla Camilla Camilla Giorgi Giorgi Giorgi Giorgi Jessica Jessica Jessica Jessica to to to to go go go go left left left left and and and and Madison Madison Madison Madison keys keys keys keys also also also also reached reached reached reached the the the the fourth fourth fourth fourth round round round round I'm I'm I'm I'm Graham Graham Graham Graham like like like like us us us us
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Arbery killers get life in prison; no parole for father, son
"The the man man convicted convicted in in Oman Oman armories armories murder murder get get life life in in prison prison with with no no parole parole for for father father and and son son Greg Greg in in Travis Travis McMichael McMichael the the three three white white men men convicted convicted of of chasing chasing down down and and killing killing Ahmad Ahmad armory armory were were in in court court today today in in Brunswick Brunswick Georgia Georgia judge judge Timothy Timothy Walmsley Walmsley handing handing down down the the sentence sentence life life without without possibility possibility of of parole parole Travis Travis and and great great but but Michael Michael received received life life in in prison prison without without parole parole plus plus twenty twenty years years and and admonishment admonishment from from the the judge judge we we are are all all accountable accountable for for our our own own actions actions ones ones yes yes the the court court room room for for a a minute minute of of silence silence I I kept kept coming coming back back to to the the terror terror that that must must have have been been in in the the mind mind of of the the young young man man running running through through subtle subtle shores shores for for fifty fifty two two year year old old William William Roddy Roddy Brian Brian who who helped helped corner corner armory armory with with his his truck truck life life with with the the possibility possibility of of parole parole Brian Brian cellphone cellphone video video captured captured parts parts of of the the chase chase and and the the moment moment neighbor neighbor Travis Travis McMichael McMichael killed killed armory armory with with a a shot shot gun gun he he had had grave grave concerns concerns that that what what had had occurred occurred should should not not have have occurred occurred a a month month mother mother Wanda Wanda Cooper Cooper had had asked asked the the judge judge for for the the maximum maximum sentence sentence when when they they couldn't couldn't sufficiently sufficiently scare scare him him or or intimidate intimidate him him they they killed killed him him Nick Nick Michaels Michaels and and Brian Brian still still face face hate hate crime crime charges charges in in a a federal federal civil civil rights rights case case that that begins begins next next month month courtroom courtroom pool pool courtesy courtesy of of court court TV TV I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
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Rapper Pooh Shiesty pleads guilty to federal gun charge
"Aram Aram stores stores pleaded pleaded guilty guilty to to a a federal federal gun gun charge charge who who shapes shapes the the has has entered entered a a guilty guilty plea plea at at a a federal federal court court in in Miami Miami to to a a series series of of weapons weapons charges charges and and in in doing doing so so avoid avoid a a possible possible life life sentence sentence instead instead he he faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison however however both both prosecutors prosecutors and and the the rapper's rapper's lawyers lawyers are are recommending recommending a a prison prison term term of of about about eight eight years years in in the the end end the the judge judge will will determine determine Williams Williams sentence sentence at at a a later later hearing hearing the the commercial commercial appeal appeal newspaper newspaper reports reports that that as as part part of of that that deal deal prosecutors prosecutors dropped dropped three three charges charges including including one one that that would would have have seen seen him him put put away away for for life life who who shows shows the the first first gained gained attention attention for for teaming teaming up up with with rappers rappers like like Gucci Gucci mane mane his his first first commercial commercial mixtape mixtape was was released released last last February February and and peaked peaked at at number number three three on on the the Billboard Billboard chart chart I'm I'm Oscar Oscar wells wells Gabriel Gabriel around around
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Holmes jury to take break after six days of deliberation
"Six six days days isn't isn't enough enough for for jurors jurors in in the the fraud fraud trial trial of of former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes jurors jurors won't won't resume resume deliberations deliberations until until after after the the new new year's year's holiday holiday weekend weekend they they had had been been expected expected to to return return today today but but a a court court filing filing after after they they left left Wednesday Wednesday disclosed disclosed they they will will be be taking taking a a break break until until Monday Monday there there was was no no explanation explanation for for the the pause pause homes homes is is facing facing eleven eleven criminal criminal charges charges alleging alleging she she duped duped investors investors and and patience patience by by hailing hailing her her company's company's blood blood testing testing technology technology as as a a medical medical breakthrough breakthrough when when in in fact fact it it was was prone prone to to wild wild errors errors if if convicted convicted she she faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison I'm I'm my my camp camp in in
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Holmes jury resumes deliberations after closed-door meeting
"Jury jury deliberations deliberations continue continue in in the the three three month month trial trial of of Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes the the Silicon Silicon Valley Valley health health company company founder founder charged charged with with fraud fraud the the jury jury in in San San Jose Jose California California weighing weighing eleven eleven criminal criminal charges charges against against former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes will will resume resume their their deliberations deliberations today today amid amid some some intrigue intrigue raised raised by by a a mysterious mysterious closed closed door door meeting meeting among among her her attorneys attorneys federal federal prosecutors prosecutors and and U. U. S. S. district district judge judge Edward Edward Davila Davila on on Tuesday Tuesday the the hearing hearing transcript transcript is is sealed sealed but but it it would would not not be be unusual unusual for for plea plea agreement agreement discussions discussions to to take take place place during during a a trial trial when when a a jury jury takes takes a a long long time time to to deliberate deliberate last last week week the the jury jury was was allowed allowed to to replay replay of of a a twenty twenty thirteen thirteen recording recording of of homes homes discussing discussing their their own own us's us's dealings dealings with with prospective prospective investors investors prosecutors prosecutors allege allege Holmes Holmes duped duped investors investors and and patients patients claiming claiming her her company's company's blood blood testing testing technology technology was was a a medical medical breakthrough breakthrough when when in in fact fact it it was was prone prone to to gigantic gigantic errors errors if if she's she's convicted convicted homes homes faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king jury jury deliberations deliberations continue continue in in the the three three month month trial trial of of Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes the the Silicon Silicon Valley Valley health health company company founder founder charged charged with with fraud fraud the the
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Jurors in Elizabeth Holmes criminal trial are handed case and begin deliberations as arguments conclude
"Is is scheduled scheduled to to begin begin his his first first full full day day of of deliberations deliberations in in the the trial trial of of a a former former Silicon Silicon Valley Valley CEO CEO jurors jurors began began deliberating deliberating late late Friday Friday afternoon afternoon as as they they try try to to decide decide whether whether former former Theranos Theranos CEO CEO Elizabeth Elizabeth Holmes Holmes turned turned her her blood blood testing testing start start up up into into a a massive massive scam scam she's she's facing facing eleven eleven charges charges of of fraud fraud and and conspiracy conspiracy and and if if convicted convicted on on all all counts counts could could spend spend up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison Holmes Holmes is is accused accused of of duping duping investors investors business business partners partners and and patients patients by by claiming claiming Theranos Theranos testing testing device device could could scanned scanned for for hundreds hundreds of of diseases diseases with with a a few few drops drops of of blood blood taken taken from from a a finger finger **** **** eventually eventually the the flaws flaws in in the the company's company's technology technology were were exposed exposed in in Theranos Theranos collapsed collapsed on on my my campus campus the the jury jury is is scheduled scheduled to to begin begin its its first first full full day day of of deliberations deliberations in in the the trial trial of of a a former former Silicon Silicon Valley Valley CEO CEO jurors jurors
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Closing arguments set for ex-officer in Daunte Wright death
"Closing closing arguments arguments are are set set for for today today in in the the trial trial of of the the former former police police officer officer who who says says she she meant meant to to use use her her taser taser not not her her gun gun when when she she shot shot and and killed killed Dante Dante right right during during sometimes sometimes tearful tearful testimony testimony Kim Kim potter potter told told jurors jurors she she didn't didn't want want to to hurt hurt anybody anybody and and shouted shouted a a warning warning about about using using her her taser taser prosecutors prosecutors say say with with all all the the training training she she should should have have known known the the difference difference between between her her taser taser and and her her gun gun powder powder is is charged charged with with manslaughter manslaughter in in the the death death of of the the twenty twenty year year old old black black man man she she pulled pulled over over in in a a Minneapolis Minneapolis suburb suburb for for expired expired license license tags tags and and an an air air freshener freshener hanging hanging from from his his rear rear view view mirror mirror potter's potter's attorneys attorneys argued argued she she made made a a mistake mistake but but would would have have been been justified justified in in using using deadly deadly force force because because the the other other officer officer was was at at risk risk of of being being dragged dragged by by rights rights Kerr Kerr I'm I'm Julie Julie Walker Walker
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Josh Duggar guilty in child pornography trial
"A a federal federal jury jury in in Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas Arkansas has has convicted convicted former former reality reality TV TV star star Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of downloading downloading and and possessing possessing child child **** **** I I marches marches are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of the the TLC TLC show show nineteen nineteen kids kids and and counting counting has has been been found found guilty guilty on on one one count count each each of of receiving receiving and and possessing possessing child child **** **** a a federal federal agent agent testified testified the the images images were were downloaded downloaded in in twenty twenty nineteen nineteen onto onto a a computer computer at at a a car car dealership dealership Duggar Duggar owned owned Duggar's Duggar's attorney attorney argued argued someone someone else else put put the the images images on on the the computer computer Duggar Duggar faces faces up up to to twenty twenty years years in in prison prison and and fines fines of of up up to to two two hundred hundred fifty fifty thousand thousand dollars dollars per per each each count count nineteen nineteen kids kids and and counting counting was was canceled canceled in in twenty twenty fifteen fifteen after after revelations revelations the the Duggar Duggar had had molested molested four four of of his his sisters sisters and and a a babysitter babysitter a a federal federal jury jury in in Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas Arkansas has has convicted convicted former former reality reality TV TV star star Josh Josh Duggar Duggar of of downloading downloading and and possessing possessing child child **** **** I I marches marches are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest Josh Josh
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Prosecutor: Potter 'failed' Wright; defense calls it mistake
"Two two starkly starkly different different versions versions of of events events are are being being presented presented at at the the start start of of the the trial trial of of the the former former Brooklyn Brooklyn center center police police officer officer charged charged in in the the death death of of Dante Dante right right in in opening opening statements statements prosecutor prosecutor Aaron Aaron Eldridge Eldridge told told jurors jurors that that Kim Kim potter potter violated violated her her police police training training which which she she drew drew her her gun gun instead instead of of a a taser taser and and fatally fatally shot shot right right she she betrayed betrayed a a twenty twenty year year old old kid kid defense defense attorney attorney Paul Paul ang ang says says the the potter potter made made a a mistake mistake but but that that she she was was trying trying to to protect protect fellow fellow officers officers all all you you have have to to do do was was surrender surrender the the officer officer potter potter was was training training that that day day Anthony Anthony lucky lucky testified testified that that the the registration registration on on rights rights Kerr Kerr was was expired expired and and that that during during the the stop stop he he smelled smelled marijuana marijuana and and found found right right didn't didn't have have a a license license or or current current proof proof of of insurance insurance when when lucky lucky discovered discovered a a warrant warrant for for a a weapons weapons charge charge he he ended ended up up struggling struggling with with right right as as you you try try to to make make the the arrest arrest video video evidence evidence is is being being used used extensively extensively at at the the trial trial George's George's don't don't require require proof proof that that potter potter intended intended to to kill kill right right but but the the defense defense is is arguing arguing that that potter potter would would have have been been justified justified in in shooting shooting him him even even if if she she had had consciously consciously chosen chosen to to draw draw her her handgun handgun I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
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With jury set, Potter trial turns to opening statements
"Opening opening arguments arguments begin begin today today in in the the trial trial for for the the former former Minnesota Minnesota police police officer officer who who fatally fatally shot shot black black motorist motorist Dante Dante right right but but says says she she was was trying trying to to use use a a taser taser not not her her gun gun prosecutors prosecutors will will tell tell jurors jurors that that former former Brooklyn Brooklyn center center police police officer officer Kim Kim potter potter had had been been well well trained trained on on the the use use of of a a taser taser several several times times in in her her twenty twenty six six year year career career and and that that she she should should be be convicted convicted of of manslaughter manslaughter because because she she consciously consciously chose chose to to use use force force on on Dante Dante right right drawing drawing pointing pointing in in manipulating manipulating a a weapon weapon during during an an April April eleventh eleventh traffic traffic stop stop captured captured on on her her body body cam cam video video the the defense's defense's potter potter made made an an innocent innocent mistake mistake pulling pulling her her hand hand gun gun instead instead of of her her taser taser as as the the twenty twenty year year old old right right tried tried to to drive drive away away while while officers officers were were trying trying to to arrest arrest him him the the mostly mostly white white jury jury will will hear hear the the case case in in the the same same courtroom courtroom used used for for the the trial trial of of former former Minneapolis Minneapolis police police officer officer Derek Derek Chauvin Chauvin who who was was found found guilty guilty of of killing killing George George Floyd Floyd in in twenty twenty twenty twenty nine nine Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn
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Rihanna honored as 'national hero' of Barbados
"Singer singer Rhianna Rhianna has has been been named named a a national national hero hero in in her her home home country country of of Barbados Barbados I I marches marches are are a a lot lot of of what what the the latest latest she's she's not not just just Rhianna Rhianna but but the the right right excellent excellent to to Rhianna Rhianna that's that's the the title title she she got got as as Barbados Barbados prime prime minister minister mia mia Mottley Mottley bestowed bestowed the the title title of of national national hero hero on on her her this this it's it's the the first first time time in in more more than than twenty twenty years years the the Barbados Barbados has has given given the the honor honor it it comes comes as as the the country country marks marks the the end end of of Queen Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth as as its its head head of of state state and and it it becomes becomes a a Republic Republic singer singer Rhianna Rhianna has has been been named named a a national national hero hero in in her her home home country country of of Barbados Barbados I'm I'm marquees marquees are are loaded loaded with with the the latest latest she's she's not not just just Rhianna Rhianna but but the the right right excellent excellent to to Rhianna Rhianna that's that's the the title title she she got got as as Barbados Barbados prime prime minister minister mia mia Mottley Mottley bestowed bestowed the the title title of of national national hero hero on on her her this this it's it's
Scientific Sense
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Scientific Sense
"That is interesting so So they don't have they don't companies from the site so to speak Devender expecting upset university and walk in flagging is said that that assists students date do prefer commercial careers as opposed to economic funding. Yeah so what. i'm finding. i think the biggest impact. I'm finding actually on the publication output up students So i see this big drop in terms of their publication. Total number and also. They're highly cited publications than i do some more analysis looking at different types. It's all pretty consistent across very many different specification And i'm finding that. The students are also less likely to take on a faculty position whereas in the newer findings currently working on this paper in a revision I'm finding that they're more likely onto consulting which is interesting And i don't want to like you know say consulting is good or bad or anything but it's interesting to see that these highly trained signed scientists. Phd's you are like at. The leading edge of research and development are entering consulting and no longer able to get faculty positions. Which is usually the reason they get into the program if you look at surveys and also there's some research looking at why do individuals start their p cheese. It's usually motivated to become a pi yourself. So yeah that's that's the big finding And that paper and yeah as you were saying that is are still faculty. Usually the best professors. Those are the ones who enter into entrepreneurship and they still remain at the university. While they have their their side. Gigs yeah. I know that this regime change now but it used to be consulting companies hedge funds private equity firms maybe twenty years ago. Been hunting for For variety of reasons some of it is mostly sleeping. I would argue but and so there was. None of opportunities in the in the commotion stays in different industries and different arenas do you think that That sort of led to this phenomenon. I'm not sure Especially in the fields. I'm looking at are a lot of engineers though going into industry or the private sector is definitely a career path that they want to pursue awards like..
Venture Stories
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Venture Stories
"So i'm i'm really excited about fellowship community that we're building and i can't wait to see what kind of companies and connections are formed from it. i guess looking long term we ultimately we want the biotech longevity biotech fellowship to be the go to place for people who want to connect and building credible companies together in a community. That is laser focused on on longevity. What's the what's the. Why now question i mean generally speaking i think now is the right time to get involved in longevity because you know investors in society are just beginning to wake up to this idea that we can intervene in aging The science is definitely ready for translation. Right there most of the discoveries that we discussed earlier in the history of longevity those those occurred maybe like ten to twenty years ago. And so so. There's been enough time for you. Know these different approaches to work through labs and finally get to private industry to to be translated in clinical trials so so yeah definitely the scientists ready also just general the growth opportunity in the sector will be just a tremendous especially in this coming decade. The need is definitely there. World populations are getting older of the healthcare burden from age related. Diseases are probably going to increase significantly throughout the coming decades so I think working on longevity is really just kind of like one of the highest leverage things you can do right now and Obviously reversing aging is is probably the big idea in in medicine like in all of history like it totally changes the the paradigm on life itself and As we said before there's a of capital flowing into the space which is which is great for founders. But we we really need is just more people making the jump to join this industries start companies. You know joining longevity biotech start-ups. And so there's like a really urgent need for something like you know ondeck longevity biotech fellowship. Nothing like it really exists. So that's why. I joined to you know..
The Propaganda Report
"twenty years ago" Discussed on The Propaganda Report
"But i then at that moment that weekend at few days whatever it was i realized where i concluded that what i was witnessing was people trying to make money. Doctors trying to make money without any concern whatsoever. The nurses were not like that but the doctors without any concern for her suffering. And i just i really so now. When i see that they're gonna use this information to try to up sell stuff that they can sell and knowing that they trained for that. I didn't mean to get totally derailed here but i of brazen that they put that language in. oh no like no no. No it wasn't. They found no documents show. Is what okay. That language was in documents that you know. They didn't put that in a press. Release yeah but it was in their documents though they yeah. Yeah and. I think that's how they get trained but it's so grossly unethical and of course since fao she's wife is very prominent bioethicists. I am not surprised are bioethics are down the tubes. I don't even know if a lot of people because of the training are consciously even thinking about that way because you go through the medical school and you're taught the procedures and the steps you're supposed to do. Here's what happens when you see this. You do this that in this. You see that you do this. They're just giving this checklist of things to do and it might not even constantly register with some of them. The reason for that. Some of those things is a financial benefit. And i wouldn't be surprised if that's why. They went back and digitized at first digitize the records. I'm talking like ten or twenty years ago. My sister's nurse practitioner and would complain because she was executive senior per person nursing home that it was just so cold and took so much time that she had to go and write all the stuff in digitally and sometimes what you wanted to say wasn't reflected in numbers and codes and now haven't talked to her about it lately..
PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy
"twenty years ago" Discussed on PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy
"In this. Like your background getting economics business. I'm really was. I mean. I started out as a as a financial adviser. I was I work with other financial advisors. You know it's kind of one of those things where i was a typical adviser back in the day. I don't know if you ever had any any dealings with financial advisor. Most people are like okay. The guy asked me how much money have. And how much is he going to charge me to manage that that money. That's most people's experiences working with financial. I love the field. I just didn't want to do that all right so we decided that we to work with with people who delivered something that we believed in so we actually started working with physical therapists. That was the first type of Healthcare professional that we worked with. And i learned really early on then if i was gonna help. Physical therapy practice owner with their with their personal finances. I had to know something about their business. Because that is the main generator of of your income. You know for a long long period of time. And if i don't if i can't tell you how to direct money from the business to help you out of debt and you know accumulate reserves and all those things that i really wasn't doing my job as a financial adviser. So that's that's really. What i learned on is that that we have to show practice owners. You know that their business is by far your biggest investment most valuable investment and it really should be set up so it serves the household which is their parent company. The way that we look at him and you and you did something that i think. Ten twenty years ago does it didn't make any sense right but it does now because we're on a podcast about physical therapy and the internet allows us to do that. Which is unique down. You're like okay. I'm going to be an adviser for finances for physical therapists and like twenty years ago..
Let's Talk Wellness Now
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Let's Talk Wellness Now
"You know willing to you know the the it sounds like the way you grow up right and what your your body would have been fine. Your body can handle that you know not the end of the world your body can flush out process it now. It's mick being mixed with all these chemicals and our livers confused. Let all the other organs in our body of what is going on here. I don't know how to deal with this. So i'm just gonna collect it and store for later and let it bog down and and all these things so well and in fact you twenty years ago. Our exercise was different as kids. We walked everywhere. We rode bicycles or skateboarded. And we were busy all the time. So if you had added sugar you were burning that off all the time. Now we're having all these added sugars and we're playing video games and our bodies aren't moving the same way and so that makes a huge difference too when you when people are gonna listening to. I'm sure saying that. We need sugar for fuel. Well yes but our body will convert anything. We eat to server for fuel so it doesn't have to be immediate sugar. But we don't need it for the fuel for what we're doing for activity. Most of us most of us are sitting more than were actually active. So we don't really need all that for fuel. Yeah absolutely absolutely and you can get all the sugar fuelling need from whole real food some rain night from vegetables and fruit and you know whole brains and whatever i mean depending on your diet preference for all of this there is no way i would like to challenge somebody to make an argument that we need chocolate or like milk chocolate or ice cream or we need that i i would. I would love to hear from them. Yeah we definitely do not need that for fuel. We can do well without any of that kind of thing so dini tell us about some of the benefits..
Handel On The Law
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Handel On The Law
"Oh hey i kind on just about twenty years ago. My deep says that. I have a visible parking spot besides my garage so i didn't do anything about it and then the board was saying if you brought your gd and the board at the time bring your data. We will make you a physical spot okay. So they've made me physical spot fast. Forward ten years. We have a new board they say well rescinding on what the last board said. They took them vote. None of the community but with the board of directors. Yeah okay so what's your question. They well they're saying or taking your spot away and help us right. And you're i understand. So what your question. Can they do that. Well it's like they're doing no. I understand the question is can they do that. Go i have that right lane okay. Good question that's exactly what they do know. They cannot do that. And what i would do is go to the next board meeting and say here's the deed and here's where it says i get a parking spot and if you're going to ignore that why don't you say and by the way you don't even own it were recinding the fact that you own the property and we're taking it and we don't care what deed says you bought that.
The Watch
"twenty years ago" Discussed on The Watch
"I love that they did it and someone who cooks tofu allot it was cool was actually exciting to see them not be like i guess i'll just make a tasteless lab on a plate and maybe make a meat sauce next to it that they'll dip it in like they cooked it. What's your tofu. Preparation become fairly adept at a flavorful. Tofu stir fry. Tofu is very popular with my children. Who are not vegetarian but just really like it. Yeah so yet marinating it kind of like what a lot of people that in that sort of hard saw tang itsy get like a nice crust on it but i also use it in in like debate dishes like japanese soups or stews. Where it's not really flavors. Textually part of it. We marinate it and then sprinkled some cornstarch on it and bake it. Oh nice you get a little across. And then we throw it in rice bowls and stuff but now i don't you wanna make national hot tofu. I know what i'm not. Are you hot chick person. I don't like things that are not just for the abusive nature of the heat. But i think that is the way that she prepared. It was kind of exciting because it seemed like she had she managed to make like a really flavorful crust. And there's pickles and things than it would have been an interesting almost creamy texture. I feel like that could been cool. Yeah to make it. I don't wanna try to do that. I remember when danny chow road and beijing piece about how and described like it's properties like the basically like this is what ecstasy does and. I'm not that guy. I don't know just like i would never say do ecstasy but it would have been like twenty years ago. But i'm saying like i..
Wellness and Wanderlust
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"The world for a long term so also in addition to running my company mark. I also just self-published my book It's called dissolving the anchor untethering disoriented and self doubt to create an empowered life on this book part memoir part self help guide that consists of narrative poetry and amazing illustrations. On i commissioned from artists were wide giving you a real and raw look and the experiences that caused my negative self image low self esteem substance use and suicidal aviation. I then detail how. I came out of a struggle to change mindsets finally value myself. Stop so self sabotaging behavior liberalize that i choose your out my adulthood. I think that's incredibly inspiring. I love the idea behind. Love mark celebrating kindness especially in the world. We're in today. I think that's something we need more than ever and everything that we're doing as a society right now. With all of the unrest in the world. I think what you're doing is incredible. And i absolutely loved your book. Can you tell our listeners. A little bit about what inspired you to write dissolving the anger and what does dissolving the anger. Exactly mean. Yes so this book actually i. It was about twenty years ago. I actually started writing. A bug knows going to be more like a poetry book but it just wasn't right like automatic. Have going back to it over the years and and it just. It wasn't really what i wanted to be in. And when i started love mark. That's when when. I was leading the workshops in receiving surf feedback and seeing the impact. I realized then what. I wanted to be an and what i wanted to say. How could treat it to make sure that it was more effective for reader. The i just. I wanted to use my experience in order to be able to help others so i just feel like you come from a place of experience if i can find a new one that can relate to that. If there's anything..
Start Here
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Start Here
"My grandparents then but what these families are pointing to is a report by state commission. That was a state commission that was put together about twenty years ago to investigate the massacre and in the commission report. They concluded that reparations were the right thing to do and called it quote a moral argument so this isn't something that's just made up or doesn't have any any support behind a state commission backs this effort now. Will this ever happen. Who knows at this point. I would argue that. It's unlikely the mayor of tulsa who has very much is in support of these families. He stopped short of saying that. There should be direct payments to these families but the families are pressing on the survivors. Never received any type of reparations They never received any type of benefit and they never really ask for anything. But i think it needs to be acknowledged that we have to do better. There are some people who would argue that that in in instead of payments that perhaps the better way is for example. A new training center here in the community that i'm standing in the middle of that would help for example train young people here give them the type of like carpentry skills that they could have used to help build the new history center. That's going up. You know none of the local people were involved in that. Why is it that the cranes that are going up all around this community We don't own it. we're not building. You don't like the word reparations. No sir you prefer the word love offering lot. Those type of things are the the help the family say they need now and what they need to truly replace that generational wealth. And if you're talking about reconciliation this has to be part in people get cold feet often to get uncomfortable. Start talking about direct payments but of these families saying your discomfort is not the biggest issue here is decent saami hosts the.
Bad To The Dad
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Bad To The Dad
"Being apparent. What's that like in your life with all this other stuff going on. What's interesting about that. Is i think that you know my kind of my kind of like a mantra for me is like i don't let my disease define but at the same time you know how i react to it in out affects me is is is who i. Am you know. There are a lot of things that i i'm thankful for it. You know. i think it's given me a perspective on life. That i may not have gotten otherwise it if i would want to go back in you know one of those old thing. Can you go back and change it and what it change who you are today and would that be a good thing. I don't know what if if any going back and curing myself twenty years ago which change any part of my life today. I don't know if i'd wanna do it. And that is also reflected in my relationship with my son. Yeah you know. I i know early on. I was frustrated and upset about not being able to do certain things with him and laura. My wife would say to me. Yeah but you know you. There's so many parts about who you are what you've become and it's all related to to what you've gone through. Those are the things you'll be able to pass onto him. That are so more valuable than being able to put him on your shoulders to watch a parade like being able to hold them in. You know things early on. I remember when he was little and you know what a challenge. It was just for me to you know. Get him into his car seat. You know that was it would affect. Couldn't do a lot of things just me and him. Because i couldn't be alone with him to put him up in his car seat or something so you know it's funny. I remember. i just would do what you do.
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"I and you so so. I'd be effective as a practitioner and as a client as an experience of the phenomenon. Yeah absolutely wow that is. That's a bold claims. Going on there. I mean and it doesn't sound like there's traditional Phenomenon i mean obviously in the dream world you can do all sorts of things and then when a hypnotist brings you on stage and says all of a sudden every time. I say this person's name you're gonna think they're standing there in front of you. I mean that is a phenomena that is magical Are there are there any of those things at cinematography. It doesn't sound like there are is what creates them. The glasses yeah no for future snow. But some of the things that we've had people in for and i'll just rhetoric nasal meddling subsequent clients privilege and stuff now but at one one eight come in and feeling okay book. She knows something not quite right and we took down into session as a demonstration and she died who died since he has previously managed to with all the stuff that she felt she had before. I'm telling you what she wanted to tell him. And she admits it after she still had grease from twenty years ago but going for this session meeting him and token so an-and and sold and stuff out allowed that grief to be gone. Some it's unfinished business. Close the loop so in the moment they experienced. What's going on. And do believe the other time ev is going on they are experiencing and i have had people just good holidays They walk a whole. Ix gone into the session that just a good holiday hassle we needed. His name was swimming on the bates. They will show doing different things that we're doing holiday. Some people come to you just for that if they're overworked and stressed. We don't solvable to might decide what's best when when people a strain some come back when they sing clients thinking they've not done a great job in the client because all the cards done is gone. Solid events somewhere just sat there. Nothing how towards folk right where the problem lies away needed time on their depend to relax. Yeah sorry not know a lot of dreams or love. The sessions of rarely entrusted interacted. The say that's what i like about this. This sounds that like my my creative. At male energy i guess Could indulge in something that is very fund and just a little less okay now that i know they have this childhood paint. I need to regress them and go through disparate. That to me is boring. Part of hypnosis yeah In in in the lights are elements. Obamacare is some deepest with more. Of course you'll but in in the lights stay you don't even you a sweet create Is your mind will create the knows you need to experience something you just on river might somewhere relax us. What's gonna happen whereas if you need to go meet somebody'll find a letter from somebody'll even kill somebody. We have people commit murder and everything. The drains because collusion. It doesn't make them a psychopath or anything. It's just walked them. Mind is great health.
Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Podcast
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Podcast
"The best thing to do twenty years ago and you were doing the best you could. Then you need to keep doing the best you can now and it's not a reflection of who you were then. How sad for all of us and how sad for our whole healthcare system if we just held onto practices that we now new were no longer and so. It's just so interesting to think that we wouldn't we wouldn't grow and that we wouldn't learn to do new things. It certainly isn't what we expect from. Our medical providers are not. I came into practice when Medical management of a person who had a stroke due an infarct was not standardized. And so on the acute neurology floor. We had docks who liked to keep. Blood pressure's high and we had docks who really tightly controlled blood pressures and we had docks you know were wanted to do this with an anticoagulant and docks who did different things and over time. Of course We have standards of care. There was this convergence of best medical practice for a person who experienced a stroke related to an infarct and once that foundation was built. The medical management of stroke patients has only gotten better and it was very interesting to me..
4D: Deep Dive into Degenerative Diseases - ANPT
"twenty years ago" Discussed on 4D: Deep Dive into Degenerative Diseases - ANPT
"The best thing to do twenty years ago and you were doing the best you could. Then you need to keep doing the best you can now and it's not a reflection of who you were then. How sad for all of us and how sad for our whole healthcare system if we just held onto practices that we now new were no longer and so. It's just so interesting to think that we wouldn't we wouldn't grow and that we wouldn't learn to do new things. It certainly isn't what we expect from. Our medical providers are not. I came into practice when Medical management of a person who had a stroke due an infarct was not standardized. And so on the acute neurology floor. We had docks who liked to keep. Blood pressure's high and we had docks who really tightly controlled blood pressures and we had docks you know were wanted to do this with an anticoagulant and docks who did different things and over time. Of course We have standards of care. There was this convergence of best medical practice for a person who experienced a stroke related to an infarct and once that foundation was built. The medical management of stroke patients has only gotten better and it was very interesting to me..
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"twenty years ago" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"I use my usually sometimes use my phone call. Call my brother call my parents. I'll make phone calls in the right as well so you think people do miss something like that technologies. Allow us to to be much better at working from home if we would've said ten or twenty years ago. No slow speeds. I mean go down the list of all the things reasons that out of work perfectly. What i do goes to your point. It will help tremendously.
Kingdom Family Talks Podcast
"twenty years ago" Discussed on Kingdom Family Talks Podcast
"What does that mean. What does kingdom family father some parent. What does all of these things mean. well well is. I remember that. Twenty years ago i I knew i had an uncommon interest in preachers coming up. I mean i. I was known by any means at my mind but I watched too young been fail. Realized there was a lack and I began to see god in another way through these men. Out of son of my own and A blood son. I'm tim. And i love diversity much but i had no known relationship that was like with with anyone until you walked into my life and you. You conquered my My sympathy. I said who is this. Who is this kid. Were young you terribly young and you were crying and i said what is he crying about. And i understood that she'd gone through worst crisis of your life. I suppose so what. I've learned of father. A lot came from you because You know. I was learning for mound son but not To the measure that i was learning Of others through you and what happened. Then as a result of a of our big together is Is a story worth telling and story this spend valuable us. What do you think is been some of the highlight of our relationship over the years. What what has that meant for usa father in regard to you know when god invites us to relationship. He doesn't tell us how it's going to be. But inherent in that relationship is a behavior that only toward others but toward yourself. You get to know yourself by understanding your feelings about others and so i.
The My Future Business™ Show
"twenty years ago" Discussed on The My Future Business™ Show
"And you've talked about keeping active and maintaining your health and without that we obviously can't be proficient efficient. Run good business and help others. Can we now speaking about work. Can you tell us a little bit about your with autism speaks and enable wink so these are special needs special needs community of of children and adults. It's something that's very near and dear. Have a daughter who is on the autism spectrum. She's high functioning but she autism spectrum. So i'm very getting more and more tuned. There's still a ton omar. I'm learning it as much as anybody. It's something that really. It opened my eyes to the challenges of a special needs community. A really opened my eyes to susan really wonderful gifts gifts and talents happens well and realizing how did the restrictions and society and the norms and bangs and and in the stigma as well. I think you know. It's amazing to live in this day and age in this time because that stigma it's dropping there seems to be in world war more inclusion at least in the states more more inclusion to you know give her types of all considering things outside what's considered normal and opening bigs up You know. I think back to even ten twenty years ago or the time of my parents grandparents throwing up to where you know special needs autism spectrum. All these other things They just weren't on and went. Obviously what i'm diagnosed in. Those people were left by the wayside. So really bachelor. I do with these organizations. But i'm a board member and enable it saw where i am. An autismspeaks is all around the nation. And it's aimed at battery conditions through through leave for lille regulation through the law for resources for family and being a resource. And also you know trying to outlaw can to to to make things more palatable it easier and better life for with special needs not only on the autism spectrum but just all types of special needs so really those causes that are garin dear in my heart.
The Adoption Connection | a podcast by and for adoptive moms
"twenty years ago" Discussed on The Adoption Connection | a podcast by and for adoptive moms
"Adults they're not gonna be children forever. I also know what my strengths and weaknesses are. And when i know them. I am empowered to use resources. So i would say for that parent who is feeling like i've gone too far. I've messed this up In your apology put a name to the things that happened We may not have thought to teach our kids about trauma. Twenty years ago i didn't know But with my older children I try to put some words to those things now win. Your dad died. That was traumatic. And i didn't know how to help you through that situation. I'm sorry that i didn't support you. Well we're putting some words to that. Child may come back at you. Know push back at that concept but we've now put a few words into their vocabulary so we might say something like you felt really sad. I wonder if you felt really lonely. I wonder if you felt really abandoned by me I wonder if i really hurt you. And i responded that way are child might say something back like. I didn't feel sad. I felt pissed off. And that's okay. You've now opened the door up to that conversation. So i i would say to the parent to who is feeling like this is too far The relationship is never going to be mended. i'm there i get that I definitely feel that way. And then i remember that we have our whole life ahead of us and that nothing is lost. A healing is always possible And that i can keep that door open for that child that that i've participated in damaging relationship with and gosh that that's a place i am all the time so it is never too late to apologize to make things right and to try to do things differently. I agree so much. I have a lot of young adults and i definitely think that these young adult years in particular are years. Lots of apologies. Because you know what unites parents a long time we've had the benefit of learning from so many people and still we mess up. We just do. And so i. I'm with you on that thing. You said kristen. That really was a little bit of a light bulb. Moment for me is using the right language even diagnostic language with our.