wu once they defeated the french, they thought they had an open gate to a new state, a sense of independence. he conditioned that reality along with the reality of civil rights movement because numerically, black soldiers were most to -- most groups volunteering to be of service and were very much on the front lines. dr. king thought that war was in direct conflict and historical interest of america, but potential that this nation had that it was never living up to, which is what the speech at the church did, why we cannot be silent at this moment, why we should speak up and he really felt that that was a critical moment for us in this movement because it's not only attested to patriotism but attested to a sense of morality, a sense of decency and a sense of what should have been. as it turned out, not only did we not win that war, one of the final analysis the vietnamese people have done exactly what they wanted to do in the beginning, which is state their own condition, think the way -- exist. what america did was to get involved in something that was not to our best interest. what black a

most of you wus stay dry and if see a storm bubble up, it could have heavy rain and gusty winds. i'll be here tracking it for you tomorrow evening and then a lingering shower tomorrow and then a nice mid 70s. cool and comfortable tuesday, wednesday, and then have the umbrella handy and then near 80 on next wednesday. >> thanks, mel. >>> game 1 between the capitals and the maple leaves went to overtime and game two? no different. the cap >>> chris here in the csn studios. caps won 41 games this year when they scored first but got down by 2 goals in the first ten minutes. this was very different than the regular season. tried to get his team. and caps not able to light the lamp. first 1-0 at the start of the second. and on the power play, the great 8. he scores for the first time this post-season. game at 1 and giving washington the 2-1 lead. doesn't take long though. end of the second and morgan riley and maple leaves back on top 3-2. the score remains that way until the final period and guy who led washington in points this season answers the call when they needed it most. nichol

now we have a one on monday, wus, wednesday and thursday, and then it's a one and it's light. they are going to be showers and not everybody is going to be wet and it's not going to be enough to cause significant damage but will keep our temperatures below average and it will hit a lot of our morning and evening commutes. alexis. >>> right now we are dealing with the wet pavement this morning. the san rafael bridge, it's soggy. today you will want to drive for conditions. the south bay looking fairly dry here, so it could be hit or miss for your commute, but more often than not we are seeing soggy driving conditions. it has been fairly light, and westbound 80, 17 minutes and eight minutes across the bay bridge, and southbound 101, if you have a flight leaving for san francisco, that should stay in the green there just about ten minutes for you. we do have one new problem in the east bay and we will check on that coming up next. >>> a lot of people are watching television on their computers, tablets or phones. >> kids like to watch it on tv. 17 hours of live tv each week is the

tillerson said the two discussed common dpoels like fighting terror and disarming north korea, wu remain at odds over airstrikes on syria following the chemical weapons attack. and russia's involvement in election hacking. now president trump is being forced to reevaluate the stance on the loader he once praised. >> the fantastic thing we got along with putin and russia and that could happen. and it may not happen. >> tillerson will fly back to the u.s. tomorrow. he says they are committed to talking about their significant differences. >>> this just in, the chicago aviation department says two more officers who pulled a man off a plane have been put on leave. another officer was sidelined immediately after this happened. by now you have seen this video showing the passenger being dragged off the flight to make room for united employees. also we have learned the lawyer for the man removed from the plane will hold a news conference tomorrow. the united ceo has apologized and says police will never be called again to remove a passenger from an overbooked flight. >>> the city of wilmington

. >> jenny and tony wu bought furniture from the ashley furniture store in fremont in 2011. they paid $79 for a five-year peace of mind protection plan. they say they were promised a refund if they didn't have to use the protection plan, and, well, they didn't. so after five years they went to ask for their money back, but the store had closed. so the wus say they went to another store, and ashley corporate offices looking for help to get their refund but they didn't get anywhere so they reached out to us. we contacted ashley's kpofrt office and it issued the woo's a $79 store credit. what made the situation tricky is most ashley furniture stores are independently owned and operated. so if a shore shuts down you really don't have much recourse. but in this case, the corporate office stepped up to help out. in a statement ashley's corporate office said that customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance. it also encourages consumers who have concerns to contact its corporate customer care team. if you have a consumer complaint, we encourage you to contact us. the number is

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thelian wu was shot and died. two others were shot and are recovering. jonathan santos was arrested on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder but yesterday the d.a.'s office released santos without charges. they only revealed that the investigation is ongoing. >>> one man is dead after a boating accident in the north bay off lawson's landing near dillon beach at the northern end of tomales bay. two men were out boating with their dogs yesterday afternoon. the victim was thrown overboard from the strong waves. the coast guard was able to rescue the other man but could not get to the victim in time. they are still looking for one of the dogs. >>> the abalone season is getting shorter. april and november are slashed from the season. divers will be limited to 12 red abalone in the annual catch down from 18. wildlife officials say ocean conditions have reduced the abalone population significantly and officials hope the new rules will lower the harvest by 24%. ♪[ music ] >>> 4:35. big fan of abalone? >> no. >> no. >> i like to look at them. i

than an hour after the shooting last wednesday in the ocean view neighborhood. 65-year-old leon ju wu was struck by bullets and killed as she was walking to the bus stop. two other men in the area were hurt. santos was booked on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder. we reached out to the d.a.'s office. they'd only say the case is an ongoing investigation and they released santos without charging him. >>> russian police think it was a suicide bomber who was behind a deadly subway attack. the blast leaving a huge gash in the side of a train. at least 11 people died in today's attack in st. petersburg. 45 others were hurt. >> reporter: people in moscow left red carnations outside the kremlin in memory of those killed and hurt in a st. petersburg subway explosion. videos of mangled metro cars and victims laying on the platform were posted on social media. authorities say the deadly explosion happened inside a train car traveling in between two stations shortly before the afternoon rush hour. smoke filled the corridors as passengers ran to safety. authorities evacuated se

one of them was killed. 65-year-old lian xiu wu was hit and killed on her way to the bus. at a town hall meeting with police tonight, questions that a lot of people asked, what can be done to stop the violence? the intersection where the shooting happened has been a hot spot. >> the killings, it was really, really bad out here. now it ebbs and flows and it is now flowing more than it is ebbing with the recent killings. >> since october, there have been five shootings in the area. >>> tonight, some help is on the way for flood victims in san jose. free cars, the february floods damaged hundreds of cars. today, the city announced a new car replacement program. they are donating 20 used fleet vehicles and citizens can donate their used cars to goodwill. >> i would like everybody to know your donation to goodwill, the car, is not a handout, it is a handup for those in need. >> five of the city's cars will be delivered on monday with the rest coming the next couple of months. >>> tonight, we are getting a much better idea of how expensive it is going to be to fix all the road d

wu. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm speaking individually for a mid townhouse parks apartments i'm a resident here since 1970 into the district i was raised there and also i'm part of safe midtown i'm in support of continuance but also to this legislation is fade and daishgd and plus overall the city of san francisco needs to stop the board of supervisors the rich and powerful getting they're way and not the low income thank you for the opportunity and have a good week thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisors thank you. i'm mark a 19 year resident of district 8 supervisor jeff sheehy so good to meet i've come to talk to i'm a hiring manager for a nonprofit 10 years and i'm trying to hire entry-level workers and those people need a place to live unfortunately, it is not very viable for them so like my friend said earlier any legislation that we can do together is probably not enough to what we need we need to turn it up to 11 and we need your help on doing that because we want to grow the economy in san francisco and

wu. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm speaking individually for a mid townhouse parks apartments i'm a resident here since 1970 into the district i was raised there and also i'm part of safe midtown i'm in support of continuance but also to this legislation is fade and daishgd and plus overall the city of san francisco needs to stop the board of supervisors the rich and powerful getting they're way and not the low income thank you for the opportunity and have a good week thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisors thank you. i'm mark a 19 year resident of district 8 supervisor jeff sheehy so good to meet i've come to talk to i'm a hiring manager for a nonprofit 10 years and i'm trying to hire entry-level workers and those people need a place to live unfortunately, it is not very viable for them so like my friend said earlier any legislation that we can do together is probably not enough to what we need we need to turn it up to 11 and we need your help on doing that because we want to grow the economy in san francisco and

amy wu: i think the fed is cognizant of the market. i think the problem is when investors look to price these thegs, they do not have righteousness of time and the fed gets it. when you do not have this will happen by this time or that, we cannot really bake in the volatility. to cross overnt to london where the prime minister is meeting with the eu president. the first face-to-face meeting since president may signed article city -- 50. the meeting as a mate -- at may 's office. we will bring it to you later. michael, back to be sad and a balance sheet. are we clear now where we are at with the sequencing? and al to the fed balance sheet. michael: we are clearer. they would like to start by the end of the year, get a couple of rate hikes and then decide the process for ending the reinvestment with security rolloff of their portfolio and get the profits. do they do it immediately or spread that out over time? the question becomes if you let it start to rolloff, do you do it in the sense we let what matures rolloff or do we have a proces

will -- wu. >> i think that is the concern particular a big because -- particularly because we feel they will start to roll over because we have had this gradual a stick monetary policy tightening in china. the interior ration in the credit cycle, we expect that to weigh on china. significant lift in exports. june-july perio d we'll get pressure on in the taiwan dollar. those are the third and perhaps for the best performing em currencies year to date. inrone thing i would say is are likely to do relatively well for the next month or two given the yield attraction they have which provides them with some buffer. shery ahn: touching the strongest level since august 2015, i went to be hong kong currency. this is another one that is making a big move to the dollar. you can see this incredible fall, the fastest pace in 14 months. where's the currency headed now that we are seeing the u.s. rate continue to move higher? >> that is the clear outlier. the only asian currency depreciating has been the hong kong dollar. hong kong currency board is a paid to u.s. monetary policy -- peg to us monetar

presentation by teresa wu, san francisco district administrator department of rehabilitation. public comment is welcome. agenda item number nine, information item. access sf ust the arts. promoting transition and maximizing potential. learn how access prevent unified school district supports students to discover their passions, maximize their potential, and achieve their goals during their last four years of public school utilizing san francisco as its campus. presentation by heidi sarah 10, special education department, jen kabobi, special education teacher. tommy leung student advocate, samuel ben wallace, student advocate. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 10, information item. support services for students on the autism spectrum at uc berkeley. a snapshot of services provided by uc berkeley's disabled students program specifically coordinated to support students on the autism spectrum. presentation by marina fontana ma crc trio disability specialist uc berkeley. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 11, information item. life as a uc berkeley student on

. >> the wu tang klan and whiz will be different from most. the event is about music not controversy. >> i think you have to look past the rough exteriors. dent judge a don't judge a book by cover. a portion of every ticket sale is donated. >> today marks the 75th anniversary of america's effort to strike back against japan after pearl harbor the daring doolittle raid was launched from the deck of this ship's namesake in 1942. i asked few attendees what they thought of the upcoming event. >> any exposure to the ship to get the younger folks out for the music, they will then come out to see the ship and i think that's fantastic. >> this is what we call the land of the free. so this is our country and so people are capable of doing whatever they like and want and we're tolerant of that. >> security will be provided by theala immediatea police department. al immedia music festival will be largest ever hosted on the world war ii aircraft area. >>> the dmv is doing a poor job on the handicap placard in a sample of 96 approved applications 70 didn't

wept to west africa and we were there for a couple of months and we were there and working on inflew wu weenza and zika happened. >> you were in west africa during the ebola crisis, i just want to play this for our viewers. >> reporter: it only takes a small amount of virus anywhere on your skin to cause an infection, and as i learned, no precaution is too small for the doctors who treat these patients. tim is one of the doctors without borders, he's from canada, he comes into these settings for weeks at a time. he is not married, he has no children, that would be a job liability he tells me. multiple pairs of gloves and masks, the head is completely covered, a multi layered gown, boots, absolutely suffocating in the hot weather. >> it just shows the preparations, we're talking about are we pre-paired, that's one of the difficulties we're preparing. >> ebola was not particularly contagious, but it's highly infection, if you have a small cut on your hand, we all have them on our hands, you could potentially get the ebola virus in your blood stream. >> you said the worst problem is being

wu. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm speaking individually for a mid townhouse parks apartments i'm a resident here since 1970 into the district i was raised there and also i'm part of safe midtown i'm in support of continuance but also to this legislation is fade and daishgd and plus overall the city of san francisco needs to stop the board of supervisors the rich and powerful getting they're way and not the low income thank you for the opportunity and have a good week thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisors thank you. i'm mark a 19 year resident of district 8 supervisor jeff sheehy so good to meet i've come to talk to i'm a hiring manager for a nonprofit 10 years and i'm trying to hire entry-level workers and those people need a place to live unfortunately, it is not very viable for them so like my friend said earlier any legislation that we can do together is probably not enough to what we need we need to turn it up to 11 and we need your help on doing that because we want to grow the economy in san francisco and

jonathan santos was booked without bail on suspicion of killing 65-year-old lian xui wu and injuring two men. but the police had to let him go because they have to continue to investigate the homicide. ( pam )a terrible tragedy out of contra costa countya one year old baby girl drowned over the weekend in a swimming pool.the pool was covered( grant ) kron 4's justine waldman reports from concord where she learned today one of the pool gates was not locked. police rushed to the home on leland way sunday afternoona family reported their one year old girl was missing.a police officer found her without a pulse floating in the backyard swimming pool.captain george laing / contra costa fire district sot this is a horrible thing to happen to any family.concord police tell kron 4 newsthe baby girl did not live at the home, she was visiting a family member.the pool did have a 5-foot fence around it.but one of the gates was not locked properly.it is not clear exactly how she got into the pool area.neighbors here are also mourning her death.no name sot oh i think it is a tragedy.with the weathe

police say all of the victims were innocent bystanders, one of them 65-year-old wu died. santos was booked into jail on suspicion of murder. police say he is no longer in custody. >>> today a senate committee voted to send the supreme court nomination of judge neil gorsuch to the full senate for a vote. the democrats have enough votes to block his confirmation. republicans say they may rewrite the rules to get gorsuch on to the court. >> committee meeting is i can't attorneyed. >> senate jew dish arrow committee clearing a hurdle on president trump's supreme court pick neil gorsuch. now republican lawmakers must figure out a way to get gosh such over an imposing wall of democrats who are hell bent on opposing the colorado judge's nomination. >> we cannot move this committee and this body forward if we endlessly obsess over past grievances and revenge. >> 40 senate democrats including the ranking democrat diane feinstein are strong enough in numbers to prevent ending debate known as cloture to fill i will bust the nomination when it goes to the senate floor. blowing up con

it and finally, the fifth thing that we need to foe wus on, as always, we need to look at doing all of this with our allies. we have a lot of allies in this world, israel, japan, korea, poland. i would like to say that we i would like to say that we are an an ally rich nation and our adversaries are potential adversaries are ally poor. it is probably the most strategic advantage we have right now. look around the world. china, russia, iran, north korea, nobody wants to be on that team. we have allies that we have been building for decades if not centuries in the asia pacific, in europe, and we need to be working to deepen our trust among each other in this incredibly important strategic comparative advantage that we have over any other country. so let me conclude by talking briefly about the csis report that's being released today. it does a great job tracing the high points and low points. the process here has not been the report the report makes that clear. as time puts in his report it has been a trend of high ambition followed by increasing modesty. the the high ambition has largel

. >> wu we will see on round two. >> all right, now let's bring in the chair of the department of rick, university of california, live this hour for us in the french. let's talk more about emanuel, rather than throwing support to candidates, three candidates isn't there a lead independent that no one really took seriously. at first, can he be painted as an outsider, despite received lack of experience compared to others. >> televised debates. >> reporter: neither of the candidates represent, officially, at least, a main stream political party. this has never happened in the 59 year of the french republic. we have the left that's completely disappeared and the right that's in disarray all of the issues around. i think in fighting in that particular party. let's not forget, one of the ministers in the exiting government, probably left with skipped ship just in time because of at the moment that he wasn't going to run and any candidate that ultimately emerged was due and we sold out to the candidacy. in the case, he did, though, i think perhaps had his pulse on this little situation in fr

wu. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm speaking individually for a mid townhouse parks apartments i'm a resident here since 1970 into the district i was raised there and also i'm part of safe midtown i'm in support of continuance but also to this legislation is fade and daishgd and plus overall the city of san francisco needs to stop the board of supervisors the rich and powerful getting they're way and not the low income thank you for the opportunity and have a good week thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisors thank you. i'm mark a 19 year resident of district 8 supervisor jeff sheehy so good to meet i've come to talk to i'm a hiring manager for a nonprofit 10 years and i'm trying to hire entry-level workers and those people need a place to live unfortunately, it is not very viable for them so like my friend said earlier any legislation that we can do together is probably not enough to what we need we need to turn it up to 11 and we need your help on doing that because we want to grow the economy in san francisco and

wu doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. testinhuh?sting! is this thing on? come on! your turn! where do pencils go on vacation? pennsylvania! (laughter) crunchy wheat frosted sweet! kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. feed your inner kid if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the

all the victims were innocent bystanders one 65-year-old wu guide. santos was initially booked into jail without bail on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder. there is no word if there are other suspects in this case. >>> u.s. coast guard said one person died in the waters off tomales by, involving a boston whaler power boat killing two men. spokesman says the boat was overcome by waves near the mouth of the by. the boat was beached across from lawsons landing, only one man survived. the victim's body was recovered by the helicopter unit. the name of the victim has not been released. >>> a family is coping with the death of a one-year-old girl who drowned in a relative's swimming pool. family members called police late yesterday afternoon to report the girl had gone missing on lee land way. an officer found the girl floating and unconscious in the back yard swimming pool of the home. officers performed cpr, the girl was pronounced dead at the hospital. the coroner has identified the girl as molly scott. neighbors say they are shocke

that we have globally, very disciplined and so, there really is a secular demand story, the world of wu bik wiitous connectivity, the world of storage, the cloud agendas. and advanced computation that make everything possible in world of tech innovation. we'll talk b about neural computing, iot road raps, smart infrastructure, smart agriculture, predictive medicine. that entire applications world is made possible by a silicon road map. and we're sitting right in the center and we've worked really hard to build a product and services portfolio that's more enabling and critical to the success of our customers than ever before. that's been showing up in the financial statements and has been true for some time. >> we've seen some chip makers are a player wants to hop into a new category through m&a. does that transfer to capital equipment as well. >> absolutely. to the earlier points that i made, the silicon road map and our industry in turn sits right at the center and is the foundation ultimately for the sustain babablilitlility for te innovati innovation. whether it's an m&a catalyst or

lian wu was killed last wednesday as she walked to the bus stop. two other people were also shot but they are recovering well. santos was originally booked on suspicion of murder but yesterday the d.a.'s office released him saying the investigation is ongoing. >>> the owner of a middle eastern restaurant in oakland thinks his shop was the target of a hate crime. he says someone smeared feces over a sign that says, sanctuary restaurant. >> i want this to be a safe place for my staff and myself and for my customers. and this kind of incident takes away that sense of security. >> he says that this is the second time something like this happened to his shop this year. so far, no one has been arrested. >>> meanwhile, the california senate passed a sanctuary state bill yesterday. it would ban state and local officers from using resources to help federal immigration authorities and now heads to the assembly. >>> the woman convicted for the death of a google executive is now in the habits of i.c.e. agents. alix tichelman spent about two years on her senten

it's going to be interesting, wu coming off of last night, got amazon at 934 and google at 937. >> facebooks numbers are going to be in focus given google's results. those pictures, i think it's no coincidence he is signing the sticker on an f-150 here, not a hybrid. here's a guy who doesn't want to be seen as an out of touch california elite. especially after this political cycle. he's managing his image like a political campaign here. >> is he running if for president? >> i think he's running for facebook. remember, facebook got in trouble with the gop voter during the cycle with all these allegation of favoring hillary because you know, silicon valley was so much in her pocket supposedly. this image says otherwise. >> so in touch. >> meanwhile, as sarah said earlier, stocks still on track for the best week of year. april has really turned on the jets in the latter half of the month, which has been the trend. you get past tax day and markets tend to outperform. all time high on the nasdaq every day this week. trying to figure out last that time happened. >> also had moves 2% high r and the

lian wu was killed wednesday as she walked to a bus stop. two others were shot and are recovering. santos was originally booked on suspicion of murder but yesterday the d.a.'s office released him saying the investigation is ongoing. >>> today the state senate will discuss a bill to prohibit smoking marijuana while driving. voters passed prop 64 to legalize recreational marijuana it didn't address driving while stoned. this bill closes that loophole. >>> a tax break that many californians count on could be in jeopardy. republicans in washington want to eliminate the federal deduction for state and local taxes. that essentially reduces the amount of a filer's taxable income. the "l.a. times" points out how that could affect california taxpayers. it saves californians $101 billion last year. >>> a new poll by researchers at uc-berkeley suggest that californians are worried about senator dianne feinstein's age. the 83-year-old is the oldest senator in the country. 1,000 voters were asked if it would be a good idea for her to run for re-election next year. 48% said it would be good. the

the wus say they were promise adds refund if they didn't have to use that protection plan. they didn't. after five years they went to ask for money back. but they discovered that the store had closed. the they say they went to another ashley store and ashley corporate looking for help getting the refund. but they didn't get anywhere. so they reached out to us. we contacted ashley corporate office and issued the $79 store credit. now what made the situation tricky is that most ashley furniture stores are independently owned and operated. so if a store shuts down, you really don't have much recourse. but in this case corporate stepped up to help out in a statement ashley said, customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance. it also encourages customers who have concerns to contact corporate customer care team. if you have consumer complaint let us know the number is 1-888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. hats off to the them forrer remembering after five years they were do you $80. >> five year memory i like that thapgs chris. >>> the candy counter. make room

it comes nearly a week after an innocent woman was killed in a triple shooting. 65-year-old lian wu was gunned down just steps from her home in broad daylight. two other innocent bystanders were wounded. police arrested 24-year-old jonathan santos of vallejo within minutes but released him yesterday pending further investigation. the intersection where the shooting happened has been a hot spot for violence. there's been five shootings near plymouth and broad since october. neighbors said police step up patrols when there's a shooting and once the presence is gone, the violence returns. >>> violence certainly part of life in syria but today a new flow that country's civil war. a suspected chemical attack killed at least 70 people including children. ur, very disturbing. his story, in fact, some of the images just too graphic to show you. witnesses say that russian and syrian government jets carried out the attack but those countries are blaming rebels. the united states believes it was syrian dictator bashar al- assad. senator dianne feinstein says the u.s. cannot let these attacks go un

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we may find out that answer when we hear from the president but wu we're not hearing much from his team. on north korea, their silent treatment is sending a message loud and clear after its missile launch. how that's being interpreted around the world ahead of a for important meeting with the president of china. richard engel in londolondon, kn welker at the white house. it's been 24 hours since the attack. talk to me now about conditions on the ground today and anything else we know about why this happened. >> well, today activists say in that same area there have been five more air strikes that activists are blaming on either the russians or the syrian regime. we're hearing more from medical personnel about the casualties. and doctors without borders just issued a statement a short while ago saying that they at affiliated hospitals have treated eight victims and say in a statement that the symptoms which include dilated pupils, muscle spasms, involuntary -- consistent, excuse me, with the exposure to neurotoxic agents. so they're saying that based on the symptoms of these eight patien

this area in nangahar, quite close to the pakistan border, wu n we now have additional information. they went against a tunnel and cave complex in this remote mountain region that isis had basically retreated to. they were able to strike the tunnel and cave complex with this largest nonnuclear bomb the u.s. has in its inventory and still be assured they weren't striking civilians and other afghan or other special operation forces still in the nangahar region. the u.s. has been in that region for several weeks now trying to work to, as they say, clear out the isis forces there. it has been a deadly operation for them. so i think clearly the military objective was to drop this bomb and basically get it over and done with and get the isis forces killed off in that region. not let them escape back across the border to pakistan. a little bit unusual i still have to say. we have not ever seen this bomb used in combat. as general hertling was saying a short time ago, this is something the u.s. had worked on for probably a decade. there's video of the extensive testing of it, but they've ne