there's edwards.ops at the free-throw line and scores 30 points for anthony edwards, 17 straight for minnesota. >> your final one, 17, one, 10. it was not as close as the final score would indicate the warrior bench players made it almost interesting down the stretch. but again, the game really decided by that big timber wolf. 3rd quarter, the most important number golden state, 8 for 27 from 3 minnesota. 16 for 34 from 3. and with that kind of delta, it was really hard for the dogs to come back and win this game. >> you know, they went 16 34 from you know, felt like there were their worst, some in the 3rd quarter where we got disconnected defensively and they got they got wide open. looks. also thought they had some really tough shots as well. they played a great game obviously took it to us. you know we've got a bounce back. we've flight to minneapolis tomorrow on a chance to extend the series and that's the plan. >> well, once again, we're left with those 2 words bounce back, which the warriors wil

edwards, for any questions he may have. mr. edwards: thank you. thank you for being with us this afternoon. earlier this year i co-sponsored a bill, the anti-cbdc surveillance state act that would prevent the federal reserve from issuing central bank digital currency. many of the folks that i represent are concerned about the security of such a currency and the privacy. of their information were such a currency to be used. can you give me your perspective and maybe the administration's perspective on the place for digital currency? sec. bessent: sir, we believe that digital assets, in the private sector, and my personal view is that having a central bank digital currency is a sign of weakness, not strength. because really the reason if there is, say, a reserve manager or a foreign central bank holds u.s. dollars, there's a wide variety of u.s. assets they can invest in. you would create a central bank digital currency just for ease of use, because there are no good choices for underlying assets. mr. edwards: you're saying you would not be in favor

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and obviously it's anthony edwards.ok at the post and draymond green and rudy gobare obviously different rudy's like 9 feet tall and raise different kind of player, but they're going to match up a bunch. and it's going to be interesting, aaron, to see how that plays itself out. it will be and we'll talk about the big shot a little bit more a little bit later as well because as we know, steve kerr didn't always go to steph curry for the big shot at the in in the first series. it was look. >> a combination of guys he went to when it comes to dream on and go bear. obviously what we're looking for is who would be the better defender. that is going to be the guy that 9 times out of 10 will their team to a win is far. they can control what they can control when it comes to draymond green. obviously he's a guy that's all over the floor guard. one through 5 is the rhythm disrupter for when it comes rudy gobare. he is the protector. and one thing that we do know the warriors had trouble with when they went bigs on there was shin

anthony edwards rise and fire wolves up 14 after one. 2nd quarter.on now is read and working nasri hits the deck. there's pain involved. take another look. drake's left arm flailing. so what's the verdict on that field? running on the floors? it. >> personal followed by default, technical foul 3. >> brothers explains it so well. draymond now with 5 technicals in the playoffs. that's just 2 away from a game suspension. not ideal. neither is this trayce jackson-davis comes down on ankle. look bad. edwards right thing and we're all thinking, all right. well of steps out and now it is out. maybe it's even right. and he loves to the locker room. and then when she know it after halftime comes back edwards was just fine. 3rd quarter, a funny thing happens. the warriors come to life. jonathan kuminga, the nice take butler and one he had 17 against his former team coming abusing rudy gobare. 10 point game coming with 18 and then buddy hield for 3 years within 7. so you're saying there's a chance but turnovers, kill the comeback pods throws it to the guy in th

this anthony edwards strong finish looking for the foul anthony edwards. >> is acting like. >> he doesn'tayoffs. >> with the. fouls he's. >> expecting to get. >> those are all. >> soft contact. >> julius randle. >> out ahead of the pack. steve kerr calls. >> a timeout. >> and the white flag is up. >> warriors julius randle two handed slam puts the timberwolves up by 21. in the fourth quarter. randle led minnesota with 24 points last night anthony edwards scored 20 of his own. and the t wolves took advantage of a steph curry less warriors team to even their western conference semifinal series with a 117 to 93 game two win. curry, who injured his hamstring in the series opener on tuesday, will remain sidelined through at least game four on monday, telling reporters ahead of last night's contest that he doesn't have a target return date. the warriors will try to take back the series lead without him at home in game three tomorrow. meanwhile, the denver nuggets host the oklahoma city thunder tonight with that series tied at one game apiece. and over in the eastern conference, the indiana pace

i get entered partner edwards, extra loop. they took their 1998 land rover defender on a trip from uganda to south africa and back they traversed, unforgiven yet memorable landscapes from the extreme heat of the desert. to the what rugged spring of the tropics, their journey spend 6 months covered over 20000 kilometers and took them through more than a dozen in southern african countries. monday is still roads, the bump us toll roads. they may, you know, they on even roads a new steel good. but while the couple were savoring their southern african adventure, their old land rover began to show its age, then without warning, disaster struck. the vehicle wouldn't go into gear, leaving the novice long distance travelers, stranded in zimbabwe on a highway that's infamous for it's armed robberies. so once it happened with stuff down in silas about 20 minutes. not knowing what to do. and i remember asking my husband that what are we going to do? i know nobody except my wife beside me. i know a friend the defend. i said, did we really

it both over $300.00 members, including maureen and edward. once you own that land rover is what will happen. you'll start thinking, what's the next? yeah, i mean there are various land rover clubs across africa, as maureen and edward journey to across the continent. they connected with these communities, forging friendships with like minded adventures in different countries. in malawi, they joined the local land rover club on a mission of another kind hoping to distribute released supplies to vulnerable communities affected by tropical side clowns. very interesting fellows. very nice, gentleman on it just sort of reminded us of the brother let in not to the deadliest of way of good to as long as we have have this call people a lot of problems with remarkable capabilities like this self driving demonstration, the land rover and bodies, a deep bond between man and machine to many of its owners. it is more than just a vehicle. it's a connection to history. originally a symbol of endurance and a reconciliation with a complicated pass. that's why

however, theoretical physicist edward teller insisted on testing the atomic bomb on a city to learn aboutn end to the differences was the speech by then us president franklin roosevelt for the scientist. it tipped the balance in favor of teller. among other things and at the climax he said, you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used. but i tell you that if you now won't work on weapons, the freedom of the world will be lost. now you know, i had the feeling that rosevel was talking to me, i was there when the letter was signed that i woke his interest in nuclear energy. i thought i knew he was talking about nuclear energy of the two. thousand scientists there, i felt he was talking to me. some people consider edward teller as a clear example of a mad scientist. many critics believe that stan cubrick was inspired by edward teller to create the notorious character dr. strange love. the report my conclusion was that this idea was not a practical detent for reasons which at this moment must be all to obvious. then you mean it is possible for them to have built such a thing. mr. presi

cubric was inspired by edward teller to create the notorious character dr. strange love, the report, my conclusion was that this idea was not a practical deterent for reasons which at this moment must be all too obvious, then you mean it is possible for them to have built such a thing. mr. president, the technology required is easily within the means of even the smallest nuclear power. it requires only the vill to do so. after the tnt explosion test, it was eventually decided that the first bomb should go off in alaama gurdo, which is located 230 miles south of new mexico in the solomon. the operation was codenamed. trinity, the code name comes from the belief in the father, son and holy spirit in christianity. they were planning to launch the largest massacre of human beings in the name of jesus. this 21 ton bomb was 200 times stronger than the calibration test. the light was so intense that could immediately cause blindness. it was visible within the radius of 16 kilometers. it melted the sands in the desert and turn them into green crystals. the radioacti

edward bertus fue descrito por las autoridades como un hombre de ideas nihilistas. la policía de palm springs , asegura que van a voltear piedra tras piedra para dar a conocer los motivos del ataque y asegura tranquilidad a los residentes y visitantes de palm springs . >> que no hay riesgo de otra bomba o que pueda suceder aquí en este . en esta, en esta área . >> cuántos trabajan ahí ? >> trabajamos como , más o -13 a 19 personas. >> y todos están. >> bien , gracias a dios. y todos están bien. los mensajeamos am . que todos estemos bien. y si . en sacramento se genera controversia. luego de que los concejales se aumentaran sus propios sueldos, le hablamos de esto en tan solo minutos. además, atención a los conductores de la tercera edad al volante, porque vamos a repasar las reglas especiales que hay para conductores mayores que hay para conductores mayores de edad. no se me - mi infancia fue algo difícil. mis padres nos amaban, pero les costaba demostrarlo. quiero romper ese ciclo para que mi hija sienta la seguridad que yo no tuve. - ¿has oído hablar del estrés t

as no renan edward journeyed across the continent. they connected with these communities foraging friendships with like minded adventures in different countries. in malawi, they joined the local land rover club on a mission of another kind hoping to distribute released supplies to vulnerable communities affected by tropical side clowns. very interesting fellows. very nice, gentleman on it. just sort of reminded us of the brother. let him not to the douglas a way of good to as long as you have, have this call people a lot of problems with remarkable capabilities like this self driving demonstration, the land rover and bodies of deep bond between man and machine. to many of its owners, it is more than just a vehicle. it's a connection to history. originally a symbol of endurance and a reconciliation with a complicated pass. that's why we appreciated land rover becomes a lifestyle. in fact, plenty of joining the land rover collab. we always say you're getting a disease. there's something that god does to you, and you would not get it in

. >> guy edward.identifico hoy al sospechoso. >> del acto terrorista que detono una bomba contra la. >> clinica de fertilidad en palm springs. esta es su fotografia revelada por las autoridades gay. edward marcus, entre 25 y 29 anos de edad, a bordo de un auto sedan, quien, de acuerdo a sus redes sociales, fue un acto intencional de violencia. el sospechoso utilizo una bomba muy poderosa. dijo el fbi. esto es probablemente la escena de bombardeo mas grande que hemos visto en el sur de california, apunto el fbi. asi luce hoy la clinica american reproductive center, donde el vehiculo exploto en el area de es estacionamiento donde se gu material reproductivo . embriones. pudieron salvar todos los embriones en estas ins instalaciones, aseguro el fbi. como de la nada se sintio una onda expansiva, un fuerte temblor nos estremecio, dijo amanda hall y otros propietarios de negocios cercanos donde hubo afectaciones, estremecieron. >> todos los vidrios. a pues simple. >> y sencillamente. >> haber vidrios de otr

anthony edwards scrapes the sky! >> eric white launches a three-pointer, and it's good! >> as teams look to advance in the conference semifinals. ♪ a lovely day ♪ ♪ lovely day ♪ >> and bonded for life. the mother/daughter duo that shares a nursing degree, but something much more. >> our children don't understand when parents say, i would die for you, that's the amount of love that i have for her. >> making this mother's day extra special. >>> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america". >> good morning, america. happy sunday to you. happy mother's day to you. a special mother's day to our mamas, miss tammy, sharon, and lourdes and our mothers-in-law and all the moms out there. >> happy mother's day to you! >> thank you so much. >> it's a special day. a special, special day. we also have a lot of news on this sunday, including signs of a possible breakthrough in president trump's trade war. the president saying great progress was made between american and chinese officials holding tariff talks this

hello, i'm mark edwards with your sports day for. it's day five of the french open in paris and the women's world number one, aryna sabalenka has breezed through to the fourth round. she saw off the challenge of serbia's olga danilovic in straight sets. the three-time grand slam champion will face american sixteenth seed amanda anisimova in the next round. so this is how things are looking on friday. frenchman quentin halys took the first set off tenth seed holger rune before the dane hit back to take the second. the queen of clay, iga siwatek is on court right now against jaqueline cristian of romania, and is already a set up. swiatek has won four of the last five french opens. in the last hour, the spanish football giants real madrid say they've agreed a deal to sign liverpool and england right-back trent alexander arnold. liverpool have accepted a fee to release the 26-year-old from his contract before it was due to expire next month. the move means alexander-arnold will join real in time to play in the club world cup. the england

were described as people who do not belong. now i want to conclude with the topic i started with, edward said versus bernard lewis, they have a very famous debate at mesa in chicago 19... 82 is on youtube, i highly encourage everybody to watch it, it's all about palestine still, the debate is technically on orientalism, but we do know that bernard lewis was very close to israeli government, israeli leaders. and as well as bush and dick chany, he's famously said that the arabs don't understand democracy, you have to hit them with the big stick to justify invasion and destruction of iraq. um, we also know that this debate is worn by edwards, so palestinism won, because they were right in terms of their universalism, humanism and justice and enlightenment, and many of my colleagues in america, all the middle eastern study scholars, thousands of them are are basically s of say it, we do not teach history from the perspective of clash of civilization to justify zionism, so what the zionist do, they abandoned academia because they lost. bernard lewis never went to any mesa conference or any ot

but in the 4th quarter, edwards buries the 3 to put the tools in front.e led the way with 36 points and then edwards, the steal ahead for julius randle. so rudy gobare for the exclamation point. the warriors put up a good fight without staff that they couldn't close it out. they lose 1, 0, 2.97, has the tools. take it to one series lead one deficit. >> we're right feel great about our chances and out. this is what the playoffs are all about. you know, there's emotional swings and adam schiff's. and we just gotta, you know, take tomorrow off and get the guys reef refreshed recharged and come back and monday and to get up again. >> yeah. game one or game 4 other on monday night while another san francisco, minnesota matchup in baseball. the giants trying to even their series with the twins after a 3, 1, lost last night. and logan webb on the hill for the giants. he was looking sharp early first innings strikes at byron buxton. the nuggets ty france and brooks lee to end the inning is web with 9 strikeouts on the night facts and some top to know giants give

but if anthony edwards is hurt, you don't root for that.ut boy, that changes the entire complexion of the series. this series is starting to get really weird. yeah. that's a fair word for it. yes, i mean, especially if you he's not injured, but he he is that it's like, all right. our best players going do your best players gone and then we'll see who change is everything. so again, we don't know. and he could be back after halftime. we don't know. but it looked and uncomfortable. probably 1, 1, coming to san francisco right? this is where all right, scott, you'll keep posted. thank thank you, scott. all right. let's talk weather large keeps us posted there. and that's a beautiful shot yeah, laurence, yeah. about that little spot trying to form out there right now. not much. the nice sight to see is that fog kind of cleared out to the way all the way the coastline today bringing some sunshine. >> and places that, yep, they're ringing the bell. yeah. get ready for the dinner already. says we've some food getting cooking. that's for sure. out

the character edward. really interesting to me because the central source that really to me embodies the is his letter to manuel dominguez, written in an army officer is very labored, kind of middling spanish where he he does a couple of interesting things he's congrats leaving dominguez or is there part of the coast but he's congratulating dominguez on the confirmation of his mexican land grant by the u.s. land commission. and the confirmation is approval of the boundaries. it's not quite a land patent, but he writes nonetheless, and they had come to know each other over several years and he, he writes, is a friend and he congratulated him. he says, my good wishes to your wife, to your and so this promise of friendship across, the gulf of conquest, really struck me. but or does two other interesting things. he also gets into the intrigue love of conquest and really the this idea that there are competing groups of american boys all jockeying for a piece of of the land. and so or tells dominguez that there

the 10-year is up 2.2 basis points right now, edward. it's sitting above 4.6%.hy rates are spiking right now. >> reporter: yeah, governor waller, maria was asking, want to know about the rates. the 10-year's spiking, up to 4.6%. why do you think the 10-year again today is up? >> all right, let me say that everybody i've talked to in the financial markets, they're staring at the bill, and they thought it was going to be much more in terms of fiscal restraint, and they're not necessarily seeing it and, therefore, there's going to be a lot of issuance of treasuries. in order for them to buy these things, they wanted a lower price and, therefore, a higher yield. so that's what you're seeing. >> reporter: what about the demand? global demand? the markets may be looking at a weaker global demand. do you think going forward? >> well, there does seem to be, you know, a risk-off on american assets across the board. not just government debt, but everything. whether that continues in the future or not, i don't know. i think as long as the economy kind of gets back on a goo

now anthony edwards the ant-man attacks the rack. watch out loon.e scored 28 of his 36 after halftime. and this was a nasty poster on kayvon kayvon there. warriors led by four entering the fourth jimmy butler a rare triple. he actually hit two of them in the game. but the dubs stone cold late minnesota with some big threes to pull away. and then rudy gobert a massive slam here. six point lead with over two minutes. and then back to edwards corner. dagger triple is good. warriors lose 102 97. they trail this thing two one huge game for monday night at chase. >> we're right there. we feel great about our our chances. and this is what the playoffs are all about. you know there's these emotional swings and momentum shifts. and we just got to you know take tomorrow off and get the guys refreshed recharged and come back in monday and tee it up again. >> we can compete without steph. we're still as confit as ever. and we're going to go back to the film, to the drawing boards and figure it out. come back in here on monday and get this thing to two two. it's

guy edward barkus , entre 25 y 29 anos de edad a bordo de un auto sedan.uerdo a sus redes sociales, fufue un actintencional de violencia. el sospechoso utilizo una bomba muy poderosa. dijo el fbi . this is probably the. >> largest bombing . >> esto es probablemente la escena de bombardeo mas grande que hemos visto en el sur de california. apunto el fbi . asi lo se. hoy, la clinica american reproductive center, donde el vehiculo exploto en el area de estacionamiento donde se guardaban ovulos , embriones y material reproductivo . save all pudieron salvar todos los em embriones en estas instalaciones , aseguro el fbi . . como de la nada se sintio una onda expansiva. un fuerte temblor nos estremecio , dijo aman hall. y otros propietarios de negocios cercanos donde hubo afectaciones , estremecieron todos los vidrios a pues simple y se sencillamente haber vidrios de otros negocios quebrados. yo creo que en sorpresa fue fue muy grande por la fuerza de la e explosion , cuatro personas que estaban cerca del lugar resultaron heridas y hospitalizadas. de los heridos

end of the first half anthony edwards for the t. wolves drains this one from beyond the arc.e up two at the half. third quarter anthony edwards knocking down another big three for minnesota timberwolves on a 16 to 2 run. the warriors were down 12 at that point. and minnesota there's a score for you would go on to win this one 117 to 110. warriors now down 1 to 3 in the series. they are on the brink of elimination. all right let's talk to bailey o'carroll as we talked about what happened in this game. and you've been listening to steve kerr. and man this was a tough one. bailey. >> yeah, certainly an ugly one definitely in the second half. and in the words of steve kerr, this warriors team just not able to sustain that momentum that they had really established in this first half. a big reason for that of course would be anthony edwards dropping 16 points in the third quarter. that gave the warriors a 20 point deficit heading into the fourth. now, there was a small surge by the bench, but it was just too little, too late. now the warriors, facing elimination on the road in minn

you know edward learns from him. would you say that he wanted this matchup against steph curry instead of the houston rockets. >> absolutely. there's no question that anthony edwards relishes the opportunity to go up against the big stars in this league. we saw it happen a couple of times last year in the playoffs when they eliminated phoenix and kevin durant, they eliminated denver and nikola jokic. we just saw it last week lebron james luka doncic, the la lakers. they are going home courtesy of anthony edwards and the timberwolves. so absolutely anthony edwards relishes this type of moment. and he when the lights are on he performs at his best. so i expect nothing less from him coming up tonight in game. >> are you lucky enough to pack your bags and head out to the bay area when the t-wolves play? three and four out here. >> hoping, hoping to make it to game four if i can. i would love nothing more than to come to the bay area. i've got plenty of bay area roots. i would love nothing more than to come home and check

edwards put this one away for good. he scored 20 points nine rebounds.imberwolves won it 117 9314. warriors got in the game as the starters were pulled to rest up for saturday's game three. >>i didn't want to push it with draymond or jimmy. i didn't want to chase this game up unless it was really gettable. we went into the game thinking, we're playing a lot of people, short burst minutes and try to protect jimmy and draymond. they've been playing huge minutes every other day flying all over the country. so we had to weigh that. i feel i feel pretty good. i get to rest. we get to take, a flight back, sleep in our own beds, get some recovery. dominos coffee kids doesn't change and get ready to compete again. >>jimmy butler in his civvies. all right. saturday's game three, a 530 local time at chase center moses moody last three games has not made a shot in 14 attempts. you have to clean that up. if he's going to get some minutes on saturday. i mean, it's all hands on >>deck. it is. and i do love a good postgame look. >>yeah, >>i do, i love it. all right. th

edward, what are we to make of it now? hello to you. >> breaking news. the top e.u.otiator will talk with a u.s. trade representative in 30 minutes about the social media post. the president posted this. talks are going nowhere. i recommend a straight 50% tariff on european union starting jun five, 2025. no tariff if the product is built or manufactured in the united states. treasury secretary the bureaucracy problem within the e.u. >> i would hope that this would light a fire under the e.u. because, bill, i have said before e.u. has a collective action problem here. it is 27 countries but they are being represented by this one group in brussels. >> some market experts say the social media posts are keeping the economy on the softer side and affecting the dow. >> it is keeping uncertainty of consumer and business uncertainty high. we've entered a period of a soft patch in the economy. businesses will be reluctant to spend in this environment and consumers and businesses reluctant to hire people. >> federal reserve board of governors in my exclusive interview raised t

edwards fast break off the loose ball.okc with the slam. look at him go. minnesota led by 31 at the half. and it was that kind of night for the home team edwards. another one from deep. he finished with 30 t-wolves blow out the thunder 143 101. they got a chance to tie up the series in game four on monday. the valkyries are already turning some heads with a fast two one start to their season. they head to new york to take on the liberty next week, but they're probably enjoying the flight out after the friday win at los angeles. valkyries were without star tiffany hayes against the sparks, but they got some help from the bench. kate martin a pair of triples in her ten minutes on the court and carla late scored a team high 19 off the bench. volks won 8273, and head coach natalie nakase really likes what she's seeing so far from the french rookie. >>might be a blessing that i can't communicate communicate with her right away. so it might might be a blessing that she's kind of just playing herself and playing free. i think tha

here's how anthony edwards closed it a 30 footer. and golden state still led by two until they didn't ant-man drew a crowd in a tie game and got this shot to somehow go and drew a foul. gave minnesota the lead six point lead. edwards again from deep. and then the next time down did it again. minnesota scored 17 in a row. edwards finished with 30, 20 and seven minutes late in the quarter. hill's pass picked off by jaden mcdaniels, who knew how to finish, extended the lead to 20. minnesota outscored golden state 3917, in the third and won it 117, 110 and have a31 series lead and dub nation is hopeful steph curry can return for game five on wednesday. >>give up 117 points without steph, you probably losing because the likelihood that we're going to score 117 points without him is not that high. if he's in a place where he can play, i'm sure he will. and him and rick and everybody will figure that out. but we don't need superman to play the long game. so if he can, we know he will. but there's no pressure. we got to figure out how to win

edwards put this one away for good. he scored 20 points nine rebounds.imberwolves won it 117 9314. warriors got in the game as the starters were pulled to rest up for saturday's game three. >>i didn't want to push it with draymond or jimmy. i didn't want to chase this game up unless it was really gettable. we went into the game thinking, we're playing a lot of people, short burst minutes and try to protect jimmy and draymond. they've been playing huge minutes every other day flying all over the country. so we had to weigh that. i feel i feel pretty good. i get to rest. we get to take, a flight back, sleep in our own beds, get some recovery. dominos coffee kids doesn't change and get ready to compete again. >>jimmy butler in his civvies. all right. saturday's game three, a 530 local time at chase center moses moody last three games has not made a shot in 14 attempts. you have to clean that up. if he's going to get some minutes on saturday. i mean, it's all hands on >>deck. it is. and i do love a good postgame look. >>yeah, >>i do, i love it. all right. th

he watched from the sidelines edwards, for a career highest, 36 points. students run out of $24.00 as fonts of a triple double. the 11 or 2 to 97, came full of the best of 7 western confidence. semi final takes place in san francisco on monday. on monday, the defending champion, boston celtics comp best service deficit with the new york mix jason titan with 22.9 rebounds and 7 is this. as the southwick's 1115 to 93, they still trail the eastern conference 70 final service to one a tennis road, number one, the amex and a has site funds so that amazing support to be italian. i've been, as he made his return to following a 3 month dicing, ban, senate defeated argentina's mariana in a very and a 6364 and right. this was sent as fast, much and more than one half of the day. it was lost in action at the santa thea when he won the training and i didn't know where the loan for this moment, so i'm very happy to be back in. oh, i was a thing now and it done. and it's very difficult to have the right feedback, you know, and you don't have any match price match match

here's how anthony edwards closed it a 30 footer.state still led by two until they didn't ant-man drew a crowd in a tie game and got this shot to somehow go and drew a foul. gave minnesota the lead six point lead. edwards again from deep. and then the next time down did it again. minnesota scored 17 in a row. edwards finished with 30, 20 and seven minutes late in the quarter. hill's pass picked off by jaden mcdaniels, who knew how to finish, extended the lead to 20. minnesota outscored golden state 3917, in the third and won it 117, 110 and have a31 series lead and dub nation is hopeful steph curry can return for game five on wednesday. >>give up 117 points without steph, you probably losing because the likelihood that we're going to score 117 points without him is not that high. if he's in a place where he can play, i'm sure he will. and him and rick and everybody will figure that out. but we don't need superman to play the long game. so if he can, we know he will. but there's no pressure. we got to figure out how to win, whether he