. >> well, they were poised for a party here at jb's for hillary clinton. but the votes did not break their way as some 300 people slowly left with sad faces with we are talked to mayor barrett and congresswoman gwen moore about moving forward and what happened in this race. >> i have had a great relationship with obama and the white house and the people working for him and i assumed the same with the clinton team, but i don't know with about the trump team. >> we have a nationalistic missaj that resonated with many people and it was a was, that relied on white americans to stick with him. >> clinton supporters are talking about how to regroup and get a different result four years from now. "wisn 12 news this morning." >> nick, thanks. hillary mintz is live in the news room and trump won unexpected counties. >> he did, he was not expected to win a number of the counties but the victories there helped to make a difference. trump going into the election day down in the polls but doing well in the eastern and central parts of the state, it is not that surprisi

>> jb, mo'nique. >> jimmy: mo'nique is great as well. >> john michael higgins, iggins. dc young fly, it's so many funny people. >> jimmy: and you want to set up the movie at all and tell the people what it's about? >> this clip is -- it's the first christmas back with our whole family after the matriarch has passed away and going on and perhaps i have invited my sister's husband's mistress to dinner. as you do. as you do. >> jimmy: you get in a lot of trouble. >> jay: it's christmas. >> jimmy: after all, it is christmas. >> jay: time to forgive. >> jimmy: yeah. also in the movie, they're trying to recreate this sweet potato pie recipe that they can't, they can't replicate. i never had a signature dish. i don't really know how to cook. >> we do candied ham in our house. we're from nebraska. but yeah, the art of the candied ham, is like a time honored tradition. >> jimmy: oh really? what's the secret? >> i developed my own. it's with, i use coca-cola, brown sugar, and pineapple juice. as a glaze. it's super healthy. >> jimmy: it's healthy, yeah. >> i'm pretty sure it's gl

. >> i was reporting just you're a year ago on trooper jb juris affix passing. 101 101 trannine one >> trim train one. >> across the country those in blue are definitely more in morning tonight. >> condolences of pouring in from across the nation. lakewood pb pd sent a message saying our condolences to his family and the whole csb and other our thoughts and prayers are with you with a hashtag thin blue >> at our hearts go out for the trooper who was struck and killed. for more details about the story can certainly stay with us for the latest updates and you can wash our sister station's not colorado zone channel channel two at 11 p.m. for information to keep you up-to-date at all hours at www.kdvr.com and on the fox 31 news that. >>> police are warning all drivers about drinking behind the wheel this holiday weekend. the dui driver was passed out behind the wheel then than we owe and stopped while facing southbound in the northbound lanes and also had a beer in the truck holder. and voted for " it would've been a very black driver for another friday. and don't forget the dui enforceme

months .jb?which took a q?%cent build. the coal burning plant begin operating in 1911. kkdvym pgd shot it was dated. it was shot down in 2015. the plant is now covered in dust as demolition start to remove asbestos !.e?q? fly ash. >> we spent 10 billion-dollars. >> that is 2/3 of the 15 ?project. the main building was talked about being save but it was built with one use but without heat and when it shut down it began to break down. >> when it broke down we saw the walls coming apart p and the d8big goodbye. ebruary bly in the time frame they will be demoing the buildings and the v &l they will place the explosives within minus three degrees of their target. >> the xgcav6topsoil will be re and the property restored to green space next summer until a future use is determined. john kosic news five. >> seeing something l3vw to leave the landscape tough to see. >> what are they going to do with the painting of the whales. >> that's across the street. >> 9?88?my bad. >> it will still be there. >> the whales will still be there. >> just in. >> just tfound out. >> i have been

question two on the ballot and says normalizing marijuana use will go along way for recreational smokers jb: for too long people who have chosen marijuana over alcohol have had to worry about getting a citation from going to law school or medical school or serving the military or becoming a police officer- it shouldn't prevent you from doing those things i talked to metro police and they tell me- regardless of the da's announcement - they're still enforcing the current law - criminalizing possession of any amount. 177 people were arrested this year for carrying less than an ounce of marijuana. but things are changing and people like mcalister welcome it mcallister: itll make the world a better place the hold applies to people 21 or older charged w possessing less than an ounce effect january 1, allowing anyone 21 or older to possess less than an ounce of marijuana 9 clark county schools have been identified for the proposed new achievement school district. it's a controversial plan that pairs underperforming schools with charter operators. fox5's kat jacob is live at cambiero elementary. sh

jb - this trainign isnt in place to mke officers paranoid its in place to make officers focus on the right thing at the right time the henderson police departments says they want to talk openly about use of force... multiple victims nats shot fire to shed light on how quickly officers have to react in life and death scenarios... and admit mistakes do happen. i hated it i hated it it was so hard! but hope doing more excercises with the community can help explain why and bond between officers and those they protect... only way to bridg that gap is through education cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> henderson police train every 30-45 days on use of force and when and where to use it. henderson police were involved in one deadly officer involved shooting last year. none so far this ar police officers will have their hands full over the long thanksgiving weekend. according to officer-dot-com, this is one of the busiest times for police officers around the country. the chaos starts wednesday night as bars and pubs fill up with everyone in town for the holidays. on that night, pol

been brought to our attention that there was a safety issue 10 we came out here and we addressed it 12 jb and that's not the only thing they will be looking at. 14.51.41 there are instances where we run across an incident very receptive to our suggestions 54 57 we will talk one of the things they will be asking the county is if they can paint the curb or even make it reflective to make things safer. live at rainbow and oquendo, soc local law enforcement is speaking out..... and.... stepping up safety procedures..... after targeted police shootings.... across the country. in just over a week... there were -5- police shootings.... across the country. an officer in san antonio.... was laid to rest. there were also police shootings..... in saint louis and detroit... and... in many of these cases... departments say.... their officers were targeted. in the wake of all this... it's always hard for our local officers... to leave their families.... at home. ltn alan davidson, nhp 22:53:20:11 they're a big part of our lives, just like any other family, when we go home, but they know when we leave t

jb: "this training isn't in place to make officers paranoid its in place to make officers focus on the right thing at the right time." henderson police train every 30-45 days on use of force and when and where to use it. the department had one deadly officer involved shooting last year... none this year. fox5 got a taste of what a night as a police officer is like.. by riding along with metro's convention center area command as they patrolled the strip. nat compilation "we heard an alert go out, we jumped in our car and responded... we got there in under 2 minutes" in the 6 hours we spent with them.. 3 arrests were made. and by the end of the night police the strip.. 2 of them -- felonies. "our squad goes after violent crimes, guns, gangs, and so forth" officer calvin wandick hopes the "more cops" tax will help them fight crime.. to keep locals and tourists safe. the new tax will add about 68 officers to the strip. why'd the turkey cross the road? oh no!! not another joke! no...i really wanna know why the turkey crossed the road. oh!!! well then you must be talking about the campaign g

jb - this trainign isnt in place to mke officers paranoid its in place to make officers focus on the right thing at the right time the henderson police departments says they want to talk openly about use of force... multiple victims nats shot fire to shed light on how quickly officers have to react in life and and admit mistakes do happen. i hated it i hated it it was so hard! but hope doing more excercises with the community can help explain why and strengthen the bond between officers and those they protect... only way to bridg that gap is through education henderson police train every 30-45 days on use of force and when and where to use it. officers today said their main message is when an officer shoots and kills someone... not if its legal... but is it moral. henderson police had one deadly officer involved shooting last year... none this year. at least six children are killed... and more than 23 injured after a school bus crashes into a tree in chattanooga, tennessee. that's according to the hamilton county, tennessee's district attorney's office. the crash happened as the bus

oregon..californ ia and arizona..but the buckin stops here in vegas when a champion is crowned (jb mauney/2 time champion: "pretty much you separate the men from the boys when you get here. i love it. the pressure, all the lights, everything going on. i love it.") (cooper davis/#2 in world: "to think, if i win this event i'll be a world champion. that's something i've dreamed of since i was little. but i have to take it one bull at a time and stay on jon tritsch: it's the 23rd year of the pbr..the fan following is as as passionate as ever..but the sport has plenty of room on the bullriding bandwagon the next 5 days (sean gleason/president: "if they come to one event and experience us one time. they are fans for life.") jon tritsch..8 sports now ((chris maathuis)) four championship fights takes place in vegas this weekend... the thomas and showdown. headlining the fight card is las vegan jessie vargas , who meets the challenger manny pacquiao. its odd to call manny the challenger... but he is... he once stood in the shoes that vargas now stands in. (( )) manny pacquiao/former champ; "i hea

one of them, reigning champion, jb mooney was bucked off by the bull. air time just 3.3 seconds into the ride. catfish john, the different bull, looked to do the same to cooper davis, but davis would ride him the full 8 seconds and get the best of the fifth round 90 points. that would be enough to earn him that big, gold buckle and 1 million-dollar prize. eight seconds of fierce action f boot, scoot and boogie tonight. >> jerry brown was asking why he wasn't wearing a cowboy hat he was wearing a helmet. >> probably for safety reasons. >> i think so too. >> hopefully he goes and buys a beautiful bucket cowboy hat. >> all right, thanks for that. appreciate it. running for president is expensive and candidates rarely pick up their own tab. when we come back, who provides the cash >> mounting a presidential campaign isn't cheap, so wre candidates coming from? sharyl attkisson follows the money trail. >> clinton bragged about her great relationship with the financial industry. that's where she gets all the money. >> vivica tracks plitd cl money for the cente

jb mouney is making a fun. not many points separate the top 3 riders... world championship trophy is still up for grabs. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> our strange stories for thursday right after this./// as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content ((tedd florendo)) >>> a fight between a u-s park police officer and a raccoon ended with a bang this morning. the officer got called to a washington dc neighborhood... to get rid of the rodent. when he showed up... the raccoon went into attack mode.. and shots were fired. the officer ended up shooting as for the raccoon... it got away./// ((chris maathuis)) >>> next up

he helped get question two marijuana use will go along way for recreational smokers jb: for too long people who have chosen marijuana over alcohol have had to worry about getting a citation that keeps them from going to law school or medical school or serving the military or becoming a police officer- it shouldn't prevent you from doing those things i talked to metro police and they tell me- regardless of the da's announcement - they're still enforcing the current law - criminalizing possession of any amount. 177 people were arrested this year for carrying less than an ounce of marijuana. but things are changing and people like it mcallister: itll make the world a better place the hold applies to people 21 or older charged w possessing less the law goes into effect january 1, allowing anyone 21 or older to possess less than an ounce of marijuana toss to weather a wind advisory remains in effect for the entire fox5 viewing area through 1 a.m. thursday. wind gusts will be in the 40 to 50 mph range, with some of the strongest wind occurring after sunset tonight. a cold front moves acros

jb vance chronicles the decline of white working-class americans in the rest about.lection the "new york times" recommends that in order to understand donald trump and election 2015 read thomas franks, listen liberal. he argues the democratic elite has abandoned its traditional commitment to the working-class. in the populist explosion, it contends both major parties are turning the election into a circus of populist ideas and historian nancy isenberg provides a history of class in america in: white trash. that's a barracks that the "new york times" has suggested to understand the 2016 presidential election. many of these authors have or will appear on book tv. you can watch them ontc our website, book tv.org. >> when we confronted the pakistanis, we weree in rage of them and their answer-- the whole point was they were going to look the other way and we were going to take them out. we had to take the body out and we were not going to talk about it, not for a week or 10nd days and we all agreed that the president would then announce with a drone read in the mountains on that afghan side

jb: i wear a size 16 shoe... and he wore a size 14 shoe...and to deeply religious and devoted serve... but instead of the military... jason brown bought a farm... kevin tibbles: when i tell people that i farm'... volunteer nats to kids: we have a list of names and we share because sharing is caring. volunteer hug and lining up in the dirt ....alongside the volunteers on harvest day.... the former football player... who who used to snap the ball in front of millions from the line of scrimmage "first fruit card 1" volunteer: this is the most wonderful thing you could possibly do what? that's just some-- some kid from the country that could his life right now. if he can do it, i can do it." for this mountain of a man... helping those less fortt kevin tibbles, nbc news, louisburg, north carolina. iowa.... getting around some of our country's largest cities could be much more difficult today. plus... no permit -- no hugs. this man gives out free hugs -- but now he's facing a fine for doing it. those stories plus the forecast stand back, ya hear! he holidays. "now your storm track 7 forecas

jb morgan, this is the performance since the outcome of the election. it is an expectation that he is any favor of deregulation. and on the nasdaq, it is interesting. some of the numbers are down. netflix down. amazon off 2%. watch for those to turn around as we approach the holiday spending season. back to today's session, what is powering the markets? energy. we're seeing a nice jump in. the best perform sore far on the market. >> we're expecting gas prices to go down. >> the gas price came from a cupping weeks ago. as we come into the holiday week, something like 43.5 million americans are expected to hit the road. that has come down three cents. since 2008, that is the second cheapest average gallon of gas. >> we like to hear that. we will be going to seat your grandmother -- >> president obama may move to strengthen the iran nuclear deal. what the current and future generations could do to that one. >>> and coming to the aide of an iranian vessel. what happened here? we'll tell you what our sailers did. but you've put it off until you can make the

he describes the action on east cavalry field and argues against the theory that confederate general jb stewart had orders to get around the union flank. instead, he suggests he was supposed to protect the confederate flank. this is an hour-long event. have six lectures today, or six talks. eric wittenberg's out-of-the-box with the 8:30 slot. he is such know him, a good friend of the heritage area. he is an attorney working in the business development and litigation arenas. born in the philadelphia suburbs, he was raised in southeastern pennsylvania. as many of us did, he made his first trip to gettysburg in the third grade and has been hooked on the history of the american civil war ever since. he went to college in carlisle pennsylvania and has two degrees from the university of pittsburgh. and a a masters degree doctorate from the university of pittsburgh school of law. he is also an award-winning civil war historian. his specialty is calvary operations with an emphasis on the army of potomac's calvary court. he is the author of 19 published books. i can't imagine what he does as a l

jb - this trainign isnt in place to mke officers paranoid its in place to make officers focus on the right thing at the right time the henderson police departments says they want to talk openly about use of force... multiple victims how quickly officers have to react in life and death scenarios... and admit mistakes do happen. i hated it i hated it it was so hard! but hope doing more excercises with the community can help explain why and strengthen the bond between officers and those they protect... only way to bridg that gap is through education henderson police train every 30-45 days on use of force and when and where to use it. officers today said their main message is when an officer shoots and kills someone... not if its legal... but is it moral. henderson police had one deadly officer involved shooting last year... none this year. in just one day-- four police officers across the country were shot... one of them killed. sunday night-- an officer in st. louis was shot twice in the face while sitting in his patrol car... with police. two other officers were injured during traffic

in gill jb gouford county they k the early-voting sites from 13 to one. the court had taken a stand and said this was outright discrimination in 2016. i mean look i said it earlier and it bears repeating. in 1960, '61, '62, they had the wate water hoses and the dogs out. that's so unfortunate we're having a conversation about suppression and we have a black president in 2016. >> so i have to -- i'm going to give this to you, as well, stacey. if you're any sort of effort to expre suppress a vote is that not indeed part of a rigged system? >> i -- i don't see a correlation between donald trump calling out what he sees as a rigged system in the way he was talking about it and what you're discussing. if -- now, the guest that you had on before that's absolutely atrocious and i expect to see justice served there. as far as the rest of it, if those are allegations then we have to wait for investigations to be completed so we know what's going on. i do not believe in suppressing votes. >> they're not allegations. >> the court already ruled. >> okay. >> the court

describes the fighting on east cavalry field and argues against the theory that confederate general jb stewart had orders to get around the union flank. instead, he suggests he was supposed to protect the confederate flank. this is an hour-long event. >> we have six lectures today, or six talks. eric wittenberg's out-of-the-box with the 8:30 slot. most of you know him, he is such a good friend of the heritage area. he is an attorney working in the business development and litigation arenas. born in the philadelphia suburbs, he was raised in southeastern pennsylvania. as many of us did, he made his first trip to gettysburg in the third grade and has been hooked on the history of the american civil war ever since. he is an alumnus of dickinson college in pennsylvania and has two degrees from the university of pittsburgh. he has a masters degree and a doctorate from the university of pittsburgh school of law. he is also an award-winning civil war historian. his specialty is calvary operations with an emphasis on the army of potomac's calvary court. he is the author of 19 published books.

describes the fighting on east cavalry field and argues against the theory that confederate general jb stewart had orders to get around the union flank. instead, he suggests he was supposed to protect the confederate flank. this is an hour-long event. >> we have six lectures today, or six talks. eric wittenberg's out-of-the-box with the 8:30 slot. most of you know him, he is such

trump also met with black entertainment television ceo robert jbs and his migrant secretary of state and david mccormick, a president of a hedge fund. harris. >> and in keeping with the latest theme of calling up the rivals, former texas governor and presidential candidate himself rick perry is scheduled for tomorrow to meet with donald trump. what have you learned about that? >> reporter: that is right. so president-elect trump had 12 meetings today and he is going to manhattan tomorrow and one of the meeting will be with rick perry. reuters reporting that the trump administration is looking to see whether or not perry could be good for energy secretary or perhaps defense or veteran affairs. again, interestingly about the energy secretary job, if you remember back in 2011, perry forgot the energy department when he was listing three departments that he thought he wanted to get rid of, so that is a bit ironic so he is meeting with the former texas governor rick perry tomorrow and we shall see what happens but the big headline here tonight is he has made a couple of deals and we could

from san francisco to new york city, you've got to think about the middle of the country and about jbs and the economy. >> yeah, and to that point, we to want play a sound byte from congressman drurt shrader, he didn't mince words. here's what he said about a wake-up call it for the democrats. >> if we don't start developing a more open foreign team that's not just a socialist side of our party, we've got to have people coming back into the fold. people that are okay with a free market, with light regulation. if that doesn't happen, we're going to be the minority for a long, long time. >> brett, he used the s word, socialist. >> yeah, well listen, you have the real movement in the democratic party. it is led by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. the newly reelected house minority leader is a liberal from san francisco. the head of the senate for the democrats is a liberal from new york, some would argue he does more negotiating chuck schumer does than others. but, you have this disconnect if you are in the middle of the country and a democrat and perhaps this year voted for donald tr

. >> jb. [laughter]n history. and from harvard with a degree in american history. we decided they will not make presentations. we will get regularst conversations with set the stagd for that. does donald trump's victory at present for the rest of the constitution with respect to federalism, human rights, criminal justice, environmental law, the presidents were making powers. and what about the first amendment and power of the regulatory state would hold the presidency mean for the congress clause in the constitution which a liberal interpretation causes a wellspring as much of the power of the federal government and what will it be i that meane supreme court in the united states.cl .. n this election her supporters had hoped that her first appointment to the court would have allowed her to transform the court by replacing justice scalia. >> she could have brought the conservatism era to an event where for several decisions most hated by the left including heller, citizens united, citizens united and the free speech case. mr. trump victory puts an end to those plans

new highs include defense contractors like general dynamics and jb hunt, johnson controls and u.p.s. hitting lifetime highs. you have h & r block shares snapping a six-day winning streak. the likelihood of legislation to simplify tax filings could hurt h&r block and donald trump said it would be a dream of mine to put h&r block out of business by simplifying the tax process. bmo capital markets upgraded sw energy. the firm says southwestern outperforming peers. shares up 65% this year. another day and another high for u.p.s. >> thank you. now to the bond market. rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. finally we're seeing a bid for u.s. treasuries. >> we are indeed. and if you look at the yields today around 232, we're down four basis points in yield from the highest close since july which was half day at 2.36. but brings up a good point. based on closes, today would be the day that if we stay in the 2.30s that they have stayed in the 2.30s. we had closes in the 1.50s. boone yields, ninth close below 30 basis points. all charts of november month to date. if you look at 10s m

there's a scene with jb smooth that had me crying laughing so hard. there are scenes that are a little bit cheesy over the top at times overall for me it's worth your none see in theaters as a fun matinee movie. they get some dinner afterwards. i give 83 and a half out of five. >> gabrielle union is there i'm there. >> mike i'm still there. after i saw bad boys two. gabrielle union is one of the most beautiful people. >> hey, hey you're married now, okay. >> what. >> i said you're married now, okay. >> i know but i still love her. i just sat down with her app couple months ago in toronto for the movie the "birth of a nation" and she looks so stunning in person. >>> unbelievable. >> it's been awhile since we've seen monique in a movie too hasn't it. >> i know and mono fleek is so great. my wife and i were watching this movie together almost christmas and my wife's obsessed with monique. monique as the amazing ability to be both dramatic and so comedic tape. she's wonderful she's the highlight of the movie in my opinion. >> pan around to your hotel room

there's a lot of allegiance there and they do not rights like you said although jb west wrote a wonderful memoir about his time there, but jackie kennedy was really mad he did that. it is not something that the first family likes. host: you also have a quote by skip allen, white house usher about the clintons. they were about the most paranoid people i'd ever seen in my life. guest: yeah, i mean, there are people-- guest: he was fired. guest: not skip, chris emery was fired. skip left on good terms, but there are some allegiances that form. of these are human beings and they do have opinions, i mean, they are not overtly political, but skip was talking about how the clintons changed the phone system and they used to have an operator connect the phone line, but the clintons did not like to think people were eavesdropping, so they had to-- they wanted to make calls themselves and did not want calls transferred, which i think is understandable to want in the modern era, but to the ushers and i think bill would say this is the case that everything is about tradition and they don't like anythi

they're surging during the post election trump rally, nades like ryder, jb hunt, kansas city southern and union pacific are leading the charge. industrials are on the move too. so should planes, trains and profits be on the menu. let's bring in tobias leftowitz. have we had you on since the election? >> no, you have not. i was overseas during the election. >> we'll discuss one thing, you guys predicted pretty negative consequences if trump won, right? what do you think happened? >> i think investors saw overnight futures down as strongly as they were, but if you were using brexit as the model, it was too late to kind of go negative on it and should probably start to short cover that thing. on top of that, i think people also started saying, wait a minute, many of the policies are very progrowth and that's why you're seeing, for example, transportation stocks doing better, and industrial stocks doing better if there is 100% tax write-off for the first year of any capital expenditure you make. those things were viewed as positive, tax cuts. i'm less convinced of the infrastructure story

we talked to zach miner about his profile of jb is on. -- j phase in. local rookie, a successful business guy who sold company for about $200 million. decides toars old, devote everything, basically. all the time and most of his the republicans to shift on climate change. it's like is one issue. he shows up in washington last summer and start spending money and trying to move the party. my story is sort of about all the obstacles he faced and how much he had to change to try and find amid a way to work. >> he came in with the mission of trying to get it on the republican platform about global climate change. >> he really wants to change the party. in the first idea he had was let's start with the grassroots and maybe the problem is that -- they're notrs hearing conservative voices talking about this issue. let's talk to them about the digital ad campaign, facebook and google to try and get their attention and tell them about the science. but just to not work. people do not pay attention to it. >> which part of that spectrum to the start at? did he start

the jobs jb just moments away. with us is a strategist who has 185,000 down as his prediction. he joins from us his headquarters over in new york. still with us, of course, is alan krueger, princeton university economics professor. four minutes away. and some changes. what are you looking for? >> i mean, we are looking for 185,000 on the jobs report, and average hourly earnings of .3%. i think the earnings component definitely important on this payroll report. we've seen signs of inflation kind of coming up through the system. tips are rallying, inflation expectations are rising. inflation is rising a little bit. so there's signs of inflation, we needs to see that coming through the wage growth data in order to really get excited about that. so that could really -- that's what i'm keying on today. that could help the dollar kind of stall this little dollar sluggishness we're seeing related to the election and kind of help us get back on to a positive footing for the u.s. jonathan: i wonder if we get a muted reaction. this is why. this is the playbook. i look at the data, cyclic

there's a lot of allegiance there and they do not rights like you said although jb west wrote a wonderful memoir about his time there, but jackie kennedy was really mad he did that. it is not something that the first family likes. host: you also have a quote by skip allen, white house usher about the clintons. they were about the most paranoid people i'd ever seen in my life. guest: yeah, i mean, there are people-- guest: he was fired. guest: not skip, chris emery was fired. skip left on good terms, but there are some allegiances that form. of these are human beings and they do have opinions, i mean, they are not overtly political, but skip was talking about how the clintons changed the phone system and they used to have an operator connect the phone line, but the clintons did not like to think people were eavesdropping, so they had to-- they wanted to make calls themselves and did not want calls transferred, which i think is understandable to want in the modern era, but to the ushers and i think bill would say this is the case that everything is about tradition and they don't like anythi