Good afternoon and welcome to another episode of the private property home shopper show today once again We're in another incredible vehicle provided to us by none other than the guys at prestige marks today It is a Range Rover Sport SDV6 with the HSE package now Let me explain that name to you guys range over sport. We're all familiar with it It is now matured itself into one of the real Range Rovers This is the easiest way for you to jump off of the streets within the suburbs on to off-roading SDV6 is sports diesel V6 engine So it's got a lot of punch when you kick this pedal down to the metal this car does take off But you're not buying it. Let's be real forward speed. It does do 0 to 100 in a respectable 6.8 seconds So nothing to scoff at there and then we've got HSE which is the high Standard equipment took me a while to get that myself, but high standard equipment nothing in this car is cheap They have skimmed out on nothing and we're gonna talk more about the interior of the car in a moment But let's talk about the ride super comfortable. This car is all about comfort and about off-roading So you've got your auto gear selector here and it'll take you through your different drive modes from gravel To your bumps to your real off-roading and then to dynamic or even auto where it selects it by itself Now talking about the drive mode selector Let's move on to the gearbox this car comes with an eight-speed automatic gearbox as well as air Suspension so comfort is name of the game like I mentioned being a diesel it eats up the miles Dead silent inside this car, but let's talk about what other features it comes with You've got your digital dials in front of you as well as a huge center screen You've got cameras all over even a junction camera and this is quite a big car It's a hefty car even though it doesn't feel it when you're driving it You can easily take notice of it. You can take notice just on how high you are off the road I love it, but when you come up to a stop through to a junction It has got junction cameras Which means there's a camera both on the front left of the vehicle and the front right of the vehicle So if you are on a blind corner or blind junction in this case You can press that button and immediately you can see from the nose of the car What's to your left and to your right again? Entertainment it's dead silent in this car But if you wanted some entertainment if you want to listen to some good music You've got a meridian sound system with what I believe is eight speakers Situated around the car massive sunroof with a sunshade and it does open generally cars with sunroofs this big Normally they don't open this one opens right up. You can let as much air in as you want Easily you'll fit a family of four in here with plenty of space But you can option that instead of that boot space you can have two occasional seats But really if that's the case, I'd rather say save your money and get yourself a discovery Now this Range Rover this SDV6 HSE what comes with this HSE package? Well, you've got your 20 inch alloys outside You'd never think a car like this rides so comfortably on 20 inch rims You've got a full-sized spare in the boot, which is also something very very rare Then some of the cooler features is the meridian sound system as I've mentioned You've got your tri-zone climate control So both you your passenger and whoever's sitting in the backseat can set your climate control to exactly what you like You've got heated front seats and what is super cool? And it's the first car we've ever done that's got this is in the center glove box You've got your very own fridge So if you want to keep your drinks cold on those long journeys You've got your fridge right there in the center Again your front seats are automatic Powered and what's really cool is when you jump in this car When you put your car off the steering wheel raises and your seat lowers making it easy to get out the car Then when you get back into the car and you start it Your seat raises and your steering wheel comes back down to the positions you've set it Which makes getting into and getting out of these cars super easy But what makes it even easier is because this car's got air suspension If you press this button right here in the center You can turn it to three different modes One is easy access mode which is jumping into the car You can make it a little bit easier You're picking up your grandmother If maybe you've got a couple of injuries Make it really easy to get into this car Because this button lowers the car to its lowest setting So you can get into it and out of it Then you press it once more you go into your normal setting And once again you go into off-road setting which raises this car to its maximum height And really if you feel like you want to be in a big car This is the car for you But let's catch some driving shots Let me show you the exterior And then we are off to show you our house and sand down for 8 million plus Guys you're gonna love this home And here we are outside the car And I want to take a moment and show you a couple of the really cool features on the exterior of the car The first are these hood vents And these allow this car to have a much higher weighting depth So for river flats near you or one of the highways Specifically during the summer rains You don't need to worry about this You can cruise right through it It's gonna do nothing to the car And it's gonna do nothing to the engine You also got a close-up look here of those 20 inch alloys Some really cool exterior styling details Are these vents as well And then we've got these mirrors here Which are smart mirrors It includes your blind spot monitoring As well as auto-dimming My next favorite feature especially for us guys wearing pants Is if you open the door You'll see the bottom of the door extends all the way down Which means that this here is not gonna get dirty Specifically when you jump in really like that But carrying on one of the other features You've got your privacy gloss over here And then automatic opening and automatic closing Of your tailgate with a cargo shutter You've got your auto-opening as well as auto-closing tailgate With a rear cargo privacy shutter Another cool thing about the back here Is you've also got a charging port If you've got some stuff you'd like to charge Some equipment Maybe you're a cameraman Maybe you're my cameraman You can charge everything in the back of your car Away from frying lights Stick with us because today We have got so much more to show you Inside this incredible home Right here in Morningside And what incredible home doesn't start With a two meter tall frosted glass door I mean take a look at that door It looks absolutely stunning I love how it looks And I love walking through it But if you think that's epic Wait until you see the rest of this home So right here we're standing in the entrance hall And we're moving straight all into the kitchen And take a look at this space It is incredible I love this floating island With this vain marble everywhere It looks incredible Probably the nicest marble I've ever seen in a house We've then got this pewter tap Again with a pull out for your shower If you want to clean a couple of dishes If you want to rinse some food You can do this all year The real sink where the action happens That is in the back And we're going to show you that in a moment But this marble continues through Even as a splash back over This five burner smeg stove And you know what we've shown you A lot of smeg We've done it in nearly every single house But how incredible is this burner oven combo With your smeg extracted here More of that marble Some space for wine And then just above us We've got the first of a few of the wrought iron touches Throughout this home There's so much wrought iron The staircase is one of my favourite pieces But we'll show you that in a moment But here we go Three wrought iron chandeliers Bringing so much class into this kitchen But follow me over here We've got a continuation of smeg A smeg fridge Beautiful, real classy It feels hefty It feels nice It feels expensive And everything in this home I'm sure is very expensive We've got the first Out of all the smeg we've shown you A smeg microwave And look at this That's a new fancy You don't push a button You touch a button But carry on in here Plenty of under cupboard storage We've got more counter storage here And then we've got your display cabinet With inset lighting So if you've got nice glassware If you've got things you want to show off That's exactly where you're going to put it And right here We've got your scullery slash your pantry So coming in here This is exactly where all your appliances are going to be This is where you're going to keep your baked goods Where you're going to keep your canned goods You've got your inset double sink here Also, quite a pretty sink I'm not going to lie More cupboards over there And that is the kitchen But before we leave There's a door right over here That leads off into your garage So you're never going to be walking in the rain We're here in the morning side guys We're super fancy You're going to come right off into your pantry And walk into your beautiful Eight and a half million in home In the heart of morning sight But let's move off Into the lounge area Yeah, we are Talk about double volume ceilings This must be extra-length double volume ceilings So much space Yeah, I'm surprised I'm not getting an echo There's windows inset all the way in the top Bringing in so much natural light We've got stackable doors Leading you off into your patio So you can enjoy your pool And the expanse of ground There's so much ground There's so much space But here we are I mean You can see exactly how much space is here There's all about comfort This is also a place that I'd say is perfect to entertain Because you've got so much access To talk to people in your kitchen To talk to people out on your patio To talk to people that are enjoying your sitting room area But here it is One of my favorite features Out of any home I've ever ever showcased And this is this wrought iron marvel staircase You're going to feel like Cinderella Or Prince Charming walking up and down the staircase Look at how extra this staircase is It is extravagant at its finest I love it and we're going to go upstairs shortly But let's show you what remains In this four bedroom four bathroom house In morning sight So follow me Let's take a look at the bedrooms So this bedroom we've got here Could also be converted into an office space I think this is one of the few bedrooms That make a perfect office And the reason for that Is not only the size of it But also let's take a look at this Let me swivel around here Look at this patio you have access to So you can set your desk up right there And you've got the beautiful Greenery behind you You've got this tree You've got lighting You've got so much outside access And we all know When those work emails are driving You're crazy to sit And listen to the birds chirping Smell the fresh air That's an exact type of relaxation you need But let's take a look at the other downstairs bedrooms Here we are within this bedroom Yeah and this I would say Makes a perfect guest bedroom You've got beautiful window Leading out into your outside ground The green fields The blue pool Really makes for an awesome view You've got plenty of cupboard space And easy access to the kitchen And the lounge area This is exactly where I'd throw any of my guests Coming to stay over for a weekend So walking into the first bathroom It's perfectly positioned to not only service The bedrooms within the hallway But also all of your guests that come to visit This bathroom has a very cool feature And that is the infinity mirror When you switch that on You'll see those lights Ring that mirror and give you that infinity effect It is so cool But again Marble cladding all over the bathroom Ultra high end Blacked out finishes above the toilet Nothing about this house Doesn't scream luxury living at its finest Now the second bathroom within this hallway Is a little bit special and a little bit different The first thing you'll notice Is it's got a shower included in it But this is a wet bathroom Which means no walls around the shower You're gonna get here You're gonna have your shower It's a wet bathroom Anybody who's ever visited some of the Asian countries Specifically Thailand You guys are very familiar with what wet bathrooms are all about And here we are within the first main bedroom Of the downstairs area Again A bedroom of this quality comes with all the standards Plenty of cupboard area Draws as well as stackable glass doors That lead you out onto that extra length patio Outside You can always enjoy the outsides within this house Then we've got beautiful bathroom behind us Which I'm gonna tour But before we do that Take a look at this bed This is the kind of bed you wanna relax And you know what I have to give it a go Let's see So this bathroom right here Is right off your first main bedroom Within the downstairs area And this bathroom extra sized Just for Or suitable, should I say For a main bedroom of this caliber You've got your sunken bathtub You've got two vanities Extra wide mirror As well as a view out into the same green area That you saw when we toured the office space You've also got a toilet and Like any ultra luxury mansion within Santon You've got your bidet Or even living in luxury unless you've got a bidet But I love the window access The shower with the glass wall as well Gives you perfect access While you're showering, while you're enjoying yourself To look out onto your garden And just unwind and relax from the stresses of the day Come on, let's go So here we are within an area That could easily be an informal dining room area Or even a formal dining room area And the reason I say that Is not only has it got such easy access Off of the kitchen But also if we open up these sliding doors Give me a moment Give me another moment There we go Third time lucky So your stackable glass doors open right up To your outside area that include a bright area So we're going to come out here We're going to tour this outside area I'm going to show you what the patio And what the outside grounds look like And then we are going to the creme de la creme You guys know it It's upstairs and it is the master suite And here it is An extra, extra large patio I love what they've done outside here You feel like you've got plenty of space for entertainment For braing And then you've also got so much greenery out here If you want to put down a fire pit or a bowma This garden is for you We've got a trampoline over there For the kids to play with I'm going to be bouncing on that afterwards And look at this pool It's shaped like a beautifully round jelly bean But I love the rock features The little bit of greenery in the pool as well You know it must be a saltwater pool then Blue, stunning It makes me think of sunny days Which today definitely is not But sunny days out at the pool With some cocktails and some friends You know you're going to be living your best life Right here in Morningside So follow me, let's go And take a look at that master bedroom upstairs Look at the balcony That is a hint of how good this is going to be And here we are My favorite piece Let's take a trip up this staircase Marble wrought iron railings You've got your floor illuminated By that down lighting Oh I absolutely love it Upstairs is a sitting room slash pajama lounge That is also Milt and framed by so much wrought iron And it's beautiful wrought iron as well You've got a front view A front seat view Of your chandeliers hanging here as well And then out of these windows You've got a two story view of your green grounds But like I said This could be a pajama lounge This could be another informal lounge And another really cool feature here That I've just noticed Is right over here in the corner You've got yourself a floor to ceiling window So if you ever want to know who's visiting you Coming down your beautifully played driveway You can see it right from here On the right hand side of your upstairs wing You've got what is currently being used as office space It could also be another bedroom Or even a kids play area You've got views of your green expansive downstairs garden As well as again You can see your paved driveway all the way outside The views out the sliding doors Through the balcony Are probably my favorite As you can see north cliff heel over the treetops Specifically on a clear day So before you even get to that beautiful glass front door You come through a wrought iron gate With gold filigree Down your paved driveway Into this beautiful garden Off to your left hand side You'll see a double garage there To store your vehicles And then you are right at your front door So let's go Take a look at like I like to call it The creme de la creme The master suite That's right over there Let's go And here we are What I like to call the creme de la creme This is a master suite Beautiful master suite You'll see throughout this home That it's just gone under construction Everything here is brand new We've still got plastic On these hanging brass chandeliers If you're buying this home You know you're buying something That is brand spanking you Even though it's already been lived in This master suite Stunning I love the wrap around balcony And this wrap around balcony Leads all the way through Into the pajama lounge So you know you've got access there Again you've got the views of the ground Beautiful views of the grounds But here's also A walk-in wardrobe So let's close this door Let's go take a look And here we are Walk-in wardrobe That you can access From either side of the bedroom Plenty of space here There is literally nobody Who's got enough clothes Other than the owner of this home To fill up this walk-in wardrobe You've also got some windows here You can open up You can enjoy the views of your garden outside Let's close those Stormy day today Hate to ruin his beautiful shoes And then here we go The master bathroom suite Double vanities Massive massive mirror The pewter finishes here With a brass Free standing bathtub filler But look at this bathtub You can see out your balcony there How absolutely stunning is this Can you imagine lying in here Bubbles almost overflowing Enjoying this cloudy day In a steaming hot bath I love it Then we've got this incredibly large Double shower So there's one shower head there And another shower head there So you and the missus Or the mister Or whoever you want You can face both of those shower heads To yourself and have The most selfie shower you've ever had Because that's exactly what I do But how stunning is that And also You take a good look There's some windows in there You can enjoy the views of the outside garden as well So much sport has been put into How this bathroom looks How it feels and how it functions I love it We meet again So you've just walked out Of the master bathroom I've walked out of the master bedroom Yeah, we've met On this wraparound balcony You can see the views behind me Of the grounds But also the views on the right hand side Or the remainder of Sanson Bryanston I'm sure you can even see Bryanston High School from here I love what they've done with this house Guys in the comments Let me know what your favourite feature of this house is But we've got one more thing to do And that is to say goodbye So follow me and let's make it memorable And there you go ladies and gentlemen A four bedroom Four bathroom home For 18.5 million in the heart Of Morningside Guys I've loved touring this home with you Please let me know in the comments What your favourite features And also what I'd like to know Is let me know where you'd like me to tour next So let me know that in the comments Thank you so much for myself Chad Rivera as the team At Private Property And everybody at The Home Shopper Show We love you And goodbye


Welcome, baby! Whoa! Texas is going to win because we're a bad-ass football team. TCU banged this. No, I'm good. It's vodka. I'm good. I know I'm good. Do you need to go for a drive? Hopefully you don't.  Oh, I'm sorry. Am I live? Go, Texas, baby, all day. Quinn Ewers, Magic Mullet, Bijan Musherson. Yes, sir. He's worthy all day. Ford, he doesn't even want to see the other team. He's going to give him a laugh. What's up, Twitch? Welcome back to another episode of Tailgate. Guys, we are here for S-Fans tailgate tours. We are back here at the University of Texas. It is against TCU. TCU is number four in the country right now. Texas is number 18. And college game day was here earlier this morning. So we got a couple of hours before the game starts. A little bit more than a couple hours before the game starts. This is Bonnie's second ever football game. She came with us to Minnesota. So it's actually, yeah, Bonnie's second time on Tailgate.  And so thanks for having me back. Now we're trying to learn where we have two real mics. So every single episode, you're going to get something different. Let's go and just walk through here. Cool. Yeah, so this is actually technically our third time at Texas, but our second time this season. Look at this guy's chain. Look at this guy's chain right here. Yeah, look at that. That's giant. Bonnie, you've been to one football game so far. What have you learned since then about football? People get hammered. Well, people at the tailgates do. The college girls, they get, um... They get what? They're right. The college people. Dude, we got microphones. Let's talk to each other. Hey, what's up? Okay, you guys. Hook them. Hook them, baby. Tell them who's gonna win today. UT, baby. Hook them. Hook them. Okay, I'll just... After you're done. Okay, thank you. Let's see what we can do now, because we're probably done. Let's be honest. Hook them on three. One, two, three. Hook them on three. That was good. That was good. All right, thank you. Nice to meet you, everybody. Yeah, of course, man. Of course. See you guys. Hey, tell them who's gonna win today. Today? You tell them what we're wearing? Today? Tell them... Give us an analysis. University of Texas Longhorn. Well, here's what's gonna happen. We're gonna come out strong. We're gonna be up 14 and a half. It's gonna be a seven-point game going into the fourth quarter. They're gonna tie it up with two minutes left. Longhorn's walk-off field. We'll see you later. Everybody's saying TCU's got their backs against the wall. They gotta win out. I got my back against the wall. So, you guys really think... You guys really think that Texas is gonna be able to play spoiler when everything is online for them to make it to the playoffs? Did you hear what I just said? Okay. Walk-off field ball. Okay, walk-off field ball. Hey, there's not a wider receiver in the country that releases better than worthy. Not one. And we have the best running back in the country. Okay, there you go. And if Quinn Ewers is throwing darts, you can't hold us. Okay. Come see me after the game. Oh, we'll come fight it. I'll be sunriding you in that walk-off. All right, sounds good. I'll be the guy with my shirt on. Sounds good, sounds good. That guy didn't hear any bit of your last advice. That guy's very confident. Guys, we all know how tailgates go. We all know how college football goes. It's all about the pageantry. You know, the pageantry, the camaraderie, the fanfare, and really the tradition. And Texas is one of the best in the country. They got a lot of games. They got a lot of family stuff out there. I think what we should do is actually we should walk out there. They got, like, games and stuff, too. Okay. Like, like, carnival style. Wow, we call this. Yeah. So cool. People. Like, with Texas, hook them, baby, hook them. Yeah, a lot of people. The country for this game, baby. What? Halfway around San Francisco. Oh, wow. That is fun. Oh, damn, okay. So, we'll see you. Do another one again. Make it out to Ole Miss this weekend, but unfortunately it couldn't happen. This is as big as not a bigger game, to be honest, because TCU has to win out and then actually make the playoffs. Whereas, I don't know what's going to happen in Ole Miss, Alabama situation. Let's go this way. Yeah, let's go this way. Yeah, it's a pretty sick setup they have here, actually. I think it's just super cool that this whole thing set up where people just come and they, yeah, we're interviewing. Yeah, absolutely. We're interviewing about the game, about everything. How long have you been a Texas fan? Are you a Texas fan? I'm not at all. Really?  Really? How long have you been a fan of fun? Oh, since day one, baby. That's amazing. A long OG fun fan. That's awesome. How long have you been a Texas fan? I've been a Texas fan. I've been a Texas fan since I was born. There you go. My dad was a UT grad. That's awesome. Is that Lou Vuitton? Oh, look at that. What? You are drifting. The score is going to be... I'm going to go Texas 43 TCU 38. That's very specific. Is that based on the experience before? That doesn't mean TCU covers. Good. That means TCU covers. All right. All right. He has something to say about it. You think TCU is going to win today?  And they're going to do very well. Who do you think has a better running game, Texas or TCU? Oh, TCU. TCU. That's a good thing.  But I'll tell each and every person here one at a time that we're going to run the damn ball. Each and every person. That's what I like to hear. All right. There you go.   Hey, yeah, let's get an interview. So, really? How big of an interview guy are you? Big interview guy. That's good. I like to hear that. So who do you think is going to win today? Texas. And what is that? We deserve this game way more than these guys. That's what I'm saying. It's my buddy. How much do you deserve it, really? We have lost this game every time for 10 years. This year we win it. This is the one time. We deserve it.  You're going to keep them out of the playoffs. Yep. There you go. You've got a better passing in. Texas or T-Zero? Today, Texas. Today, Texas. Okay, okay. Oh, my God. If you had four bears. Okay. Attack a pack of lions. Okay. Who would win? Four bears attack a pack of lions. Yeah. How many lions? That's a pack. A whole pack. It's a pack of three the bears. Okay. All right. That's good, actually. I like that. All right. Thanks. I was asking that question and I'm like, how many lions? How many lions? And I'm like, I'm just going to say a pack. Like in my head while I was asking it. All right, guys. Thank you for joining us for tailgate tour today. My name is S-Fan. All right. Cool. OtkNetwork.com. Get in the merch. Can we interview the police officers? Oh, my God. They have giant guns. Darrell K. Royal Stadium. I didn't know we did that in America. What? No, security. Security? We do that in Texas. Really? Darrell K. Royal Stadium. That's a big boy right there. But this whole area down here, they got like carnival games. They got here at the University of Texas. They got carnival games. They got food and stuff all the way at the end. You can go around here. It's kind of cool. It's like a, it's a good like family area. Like where it's a very family friendly environment here. I love how this guy. Hey, how's it going? How are you doing? I'm doing great.  This guy's crazy. And then he started doing other videos with, shoot, what's his name? And some gals at your house. I was trying to figure out what your like channel was all about.  I think it was the LSU game. We were just coming to the big games. Because we just didn't, I don't know. Where do you live L.A.? No, we live here actually. Oh, where? Yeah. Oh, I just figured you guys were traveling around the country. Yeah, well we traveled, but we, yeah, we do. Hey, who's going to win? Who do you think is going to win? Not who's going to actually win? Who I think is going to win? Yeah. I think TCU is probably going to win. I mean, that's who I bet on as a Texas fan. You bet money? Yeah, not a lot. Wait, how much did you bet? 20. 20 dollars? Yeah, so if TCU win, all right. I can't take you seriously, that's not that much. So I did it this way because if TCU wins, I win money. Okay. But I hope Texas wins. And I'll be okay with LSU. We'll be happy either way. Yeah. To be honest, if we're being frank, seven points is a lot at home. We should not be favored by seven, especially when TCU is ranked number four in the country, makes no sense. Yeah. I would rather have TCU have all the pressure in terms of winning the game. Seven points is a lot. It may be up to seven and a half, but it just doesn't make sense. Yeah, that's okay. I mean, TCU's injured. How much would you bet on this game? How much did you bet? A wise man told me never to bet money on these games because you have no idea what's ever going to happen. That's so not true. That's so not true. That's so not true. Why do you think that? You just got to do research. Okay, okay. Yeah, you just got to do research. You just got to do research. All right. Hey, well, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt you guys. I appreciate it. Appreciate it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So he found out about my channel. Tell me. That's so cool. That's actually crazy. Smokey Mallory. Oh, my God. Look at that crowd back there. Oh, my gosh. What? That is packed. I thought it said Smokey Mommy. The Smoky's Midway. No, it's the Smoky Mommy. Dude, I actually don't want to do that now. That is insane. All right, let's go. What game? See, like, this is the thing. They got, like, carnival games. Wait, do you want to do this? Yeah. Let's just do it. Can we just sit down? Yeah. This is for free. What's the secret of winning? Just go on 12 every time. Wait, 12 wins every time? Yeah, pretty much. I just won with you. So, hey, here's what's going to happen. Don't... So you distract her. I will distract her. And I will play yours. No, no, I'll just do yours instead.  I'll throw you, and then we'll just boost it. I'll throw you.  Just throw it up. Throw it up. Yeah, we're going to show these kids who's boss. All right, so throw it. All right. I want to see them go first. They're here every single week. And they probably practice. So they probably know what they're doing. Hey, for me, I'm coming, like, just, like, off the cuff. You know what I'm saying? What is this one? I don't know, but the prizes are actually unmotivating me to play. Really? Yeah, they're doing the opposite effect. I think... Look, Cheerios. You want something? What is happening here? This is horribly morbid. I was just... What's up, Dames? Bro, I watch your stream. I can't believe I just rated T. Oh, yeah. What's your favorite stream I've ever done? Man, I don't even know. Honestly, we just, my friends, my buddies, they watch all your World of Warcraft videos and everything. I know, no, this is crazy. This is like, wow, this is crazy. My friends aren't even going to believe that this happened, honestly. But I met him. All right, man, we'll do it. Enjoy it. Yeah, for sure. Well, I'll see. Oh, there. That kid's going to do it. It should have been me. I should be next. This is like God of War. I just watched. I swear it's doing a perfect job. I just watched. Well, I was rooting for him to get it. Oh, okay. Thank you. Cool. Okay, so let's see who can get more to stick. Me or Bonnie? I'm a yellow team. She's a blue team. I don't think so. I shouldn't be. There's got to be. There's too much of a... I don't want to get hurt.  Yeah, there's too many kids. I'd get hurt. Yeah, that makes sense. Can you imagine?  I jump. I think you can. I probably cannot.  I love that the University of Texas does this. I think UT, putting...  Everybody's all over the place. That's great. But then you also have this area, which is like a family-friendly environment where people who are in town can bring their kids. I love this. Alumni come back to bring their kids. I actually think it's so cool. I think it's so good. We're a massive one. Corndog with no name.  It's way too long. No, it's too long. We should ask somebody if we pay them $20 bucks. How much are corndogs? $10. So we ask somebody if they buy us a corndog. This sounds illegal. Is there anything wrong with that? Like, hey, can I give you 25 bucks and give you two corndogs? It's ridiculous. Can I give you $30 and you get us two corndogs? Is that cutting technically? Technically no. Or is that just paying for someone to give us corndogs? Dude.  I don't know what's going on. It's Bebo. That's the mascot right there. It's Bebo. Yeah, that's the mascot. That's the blonde mascot. Okay, let's interview. We need to start interviewing more people. You, sir. What do you have to tell the world? Don't pay your taxes. Why? Because... Eat the machine. Don't pay your taxes. No, that's illegal. Thank you. Don't do it. Thank you. It's good advice. You, sir. You, sir. Excuse me. Well, my fiance's company, Mr. Partybox, is I'm here sponsoring that. I've been out here since 11 a.m. with the sign telling people. So, what do y'all do? We go... It's a tailgate tour. We go all around the country, go to different tailgates, talk to people. Okay. Is that a custom jacket? Kind of. I like gold. It's actually a new merch. You can get it online. It's otknetwork.com if you want to buy one. Oh, okay. Yeah. And the shoes match, too. Dang. Yeah, yeah. Not from OTK Network. That's nice. I like this. Thank you. Cool. Thanks. You're doing that for his wife. Watch the video.  Like, oh, how sweet. And then they go check it out, but it's actually just him. Dude, you are... That would be five head. That's what I'm gonna do. On a different level of thinking. Guys, I'm doing the show for my wife. You, sir, you look like you have a lot of things going on in your mind. What do you have to say to the world? I'm good. Oh. That's good. That's good. I'm happy for you. What do you say? That's what I'm good. Excuse me. Have you seen any corn dogs around here? Absolutely not. No. How's your day going? It's going pretty smooth. Yeah, that's cool. Do you have anything to say to the world? All right. I'm going to tell my wife and rapper, Willie, that's good advice. That's actually really solid. That's nice. Good advice. Well, well, thanks. I'm a virgin. That's an issue. Thank you. Have a good day. Don't be silly. Rapper Willie. Okay, good. Because if she didn't say that, then I'd say that would've been really weird. I'm just kind of weird. You're looking for a porta potty. Yeah. Just go inside that grocery store. It's not a grocery store. That's a school building. Maybe we can just go inside the building. I think you can go inside I wouldn't be surprised if they lock all the doors though. Oh, look, the door's open. Surely there's a bathroom in here. Yeah. Okay, so we're on a quest for a bathroom. I found something. Sick! Follow the stream because F's Fund does a lot to hang out on the tailgate tours, so we hope that you're having fun. Listen, I talk to you, but if S-Van finds out I've been speaking on the stream, oh my God, I'm so fired. I thought I found an extra step. The urinals have bidets. No, they don't. What are you talking about? They're high up like this.  You can wash your...  Texas is always horny. Seven. Oh, I want TCU, purple. Who do you think is going to win today? Who do you want to win? Who do you think is going to win? TCU. Why do you think TCU is going to win? Because we're 9-0, we're undefeated. Oh, so history will repeat itself all season. Maybe you guys go undefeated all season, then win the national championship. Yeah, I agree. Okay, we'll see what happens. Vama can never... Who do you think is better in general? Alabama or TCU? TCU. Wow, okay. All right. Well, thank you. Thanks. I'm young. That's your job. I know what to do. All right. Well, I'm trying to find the DJs. Hey, I'll show you a DJ. I have a full-time job and I'm a degenerate. There you go. That's how it goes. That's how it goes, buddy. That's how it goes. Hey, who's going to win? Who's going to win? Oh, Texas is going to win. Why is that? By how much? Because this is my son. That doesn't make any sense. Does it have to make any sense? No, actually, it does. It does. It really does. All that matters is that you believe it. I believe it. There you go. There you go. You believe that he's your son? Yeah. Yeah, he's my son.  Hey, you like the Yankees? Yeah, I love them. Oh, Yankees. Good. That's a good boy. All right. Hey, cool. We're from Michigan. We want Michigan to win. We want TCU to lose. How many in the college playoff? Why are you not in the Michigan game? Because I don't know. It's fun. I'm in Texas. I'm having a fun time here.  Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Yeah, that's right. All right, man, we'll see you later. What's your YouTube? S-Fan. S-Fan. Yeah, you look like an ES, F-A-N-D. What? ES, F-A-N-D. Oh, yeah. What's up with you? What do you think's coming in? Oh, it's Texas, for sure. That's why. Because UT's the best. Without a doubt. God bless... Ford's up. Seven and a half. We cover the spread. Great teams. Good teams win, but great teams cover. That's a fact. Go, Texas, baby, all day. Quinn Euras, Magic Mullet, Vijon Musherson. Yes, sir. She's worthy all day. Ford, he doesn't even want to see the other team. Big 12 JVJ game. We're going to be there. See you, TCU. What's going on there? TCU's so bad that my mom's the one that hit me for it. Oh, okay. Well, that's a good thing. All right, Bob and Orange on. They're going to be Texas fans. I've reached out to a viewer. Who do you think is going to win today? Somebody from Texas. Somebody, just a specific person. Can you tell us who's going to win today? Can we get a quick interview? Well, you know, I think that Texas has a much better defense, and their offense is pretty spectacular. So, definitely going to be the Texas tonight. I've seen a ton of people wearing Texas gear, saying they're not confident. Why do you think that is?  I think that's really what it is. Really? Oh, I'm sorry. Am I live? Am I live? No, it's recorded. You're fine. So, I'm going to stick to that statement. Anything like that? Nope. He pretty much said everything he needed to say, didn't he? Yeah, that's what it's going to be. All right, well, great. I appreciate it. Oh, thank you very much. All right, hook them. Hook them hordes. I'm lost. I'm lost. I'm standing by a truck. I'm standing by... Okay, okay, okay. There you are. I see you. Actually, you know what we should try and do? We should try and get in now. It's six o'clock. We should try and go in. Okay, we're going to have some people on the stadium. Can you tell us who's going to win today? The Texas Longhorns are going to win. We're going to win by 12. What's your best Texas football memory? Alabama versus Texas this year. They cheated us out of that one. We could have been number one, but there's neither here nor there. We're still the Longhorns. You're going to get it back today. Yes. What's your biggest regret in life? Not staying in school. Come on, they're purple. Come on. True. Burnt orange all the way. We believe that. There you go. I like that. You pay your taxes? Yes, I do. Hell yeah. I pay my house taxes too and don't keep going up every year. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. That's the life, man. Thank you. Texas by 50. Texas by 50. Texas by 30 minimum. Minimum. Minimum. I wouldn't touch this. It's probably going on TV. Hey, Texas is going to win because we're a badass football team. I'm calling football playoffs. That's why. I'm trying to let people go across. Come on, let's go. Look at this. No, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I know I'm good. Do you need to go for a drive? No, I'm good. Hopefully you don't.  What's the worst thing about it? Their colors.  Honestly, we don't even know any TCU people.  We're both out of... Let's try to get to our seats. The notifications hit the bell.


You came to the plate in the first with the bases loaded. Did you step to the batters box thinking you were going to be aggressive first pitch there? Yeah, for sure. I mean that is my mentality for today and try to to attack early try to take my peace and And he threw me really good piece for him. I do damage and happy I mean I held my team and that is the most important yet a good view of James packs and you were able to watch him work Out there. What stood out to you about the way he threw the ball He pitched really well, I mean he do a little mistake in the first inning But he do the adjustment he control all the some during the next innings and he pitch really well I mean I feel happy and He he control all the little things and And he held the thing that is the most important What's his team's level of confidence when it's handed over to the bullpen thereafter? Yeah for sure We believe in and all here but for sure in all bullpen. I mean the bullpen is awesome They do really good. Yeah, and we happy we win today To the all here tomorrow we we try to continue labor. Thanks. Thank you


The US Open Series well underway and one of the biggest tournaments Washington just completing with some massive results there We're really interesting changes in the rankings and the race of the finals because of course that's starting to get real serious now Let's go over look at what happened last week So we had five tournaments and we actually still have one result yet to be determined the Prague open We're still waiting to see who would actually play in the final there So we're gonna have to talk about that maybe next week. We're starting on the ATP kids ball We had Bayez taking our Dominic team Bayez wins 6-3 6-1 But even though it wasn't a great final for team He did make a final which is great to see again for the first time in a long time He's made that final at the Los Cabos open We had Stefano Sidney pass winning his 10th title beating Alex Diminore 6-3 6-4 over in Washington We had an ATP 500 we're Dan Evans taking our Greeks ball winning the biggest trophy of his life 7-5 6-3 very random tournament that one and the Washington open for the ladies also a 500 event But a WTA 500 with golf taking out Zachary 6-2 6-3 to lift the biggest trophy of her career So some big results there and they resulted some massive change to the rankings having with the players outside the top 10 That have gone up in the rankings and it's cova at the moment is number 52 in the world 19 spots higher than last week She wins in Prague. She will go higher But at this stage she's gonna be at least 52 in the world Dan Evans He's gone up nine spots the number 21 a career high for him after winning the biggest trophy of his career and Bayez He's gone up 30 spots after winning that one ATP 250 event to number 42 in the world So he's trying to play for a seed at the US Open over the next few weeks So some big results there and some big changes to the rankings for those players outside players that have dropped down the rankings Palobarosa, she's gone down 12 spots in over 45 in the world after dropping points from this time last year Michael Ema He's gone down 26 spots to 82 in the world and of course he's on suspension So we don't know when he's coming back and his ranking is really really suffering with not being able to play tennis and Nick Kiraos He's gone down 57 spots to 92 in the world And hopefully he can use a protected ranking or maybe a wild card to play the US Open because he didn't defend Washington Where he won last year and it really showed in the rankings So some massive changes there for some players that didn't defend points this week. All right Let's start on the WTA with the rankings no change at the top which fjontek still at number one with Sabalenka Not too far behind at number two We did have a change at number three with Pagula going up to number three after making it to the semifinals of Washington pushing Rabakina down to number four so very close in the rankings those two your burst stays at number five with Garcia at six Goff stays at seven despite winning Washington But adds a lot of points to her total in Zachary She overtakes Kovitava to go to number eight after making the final of Washington pushing Kovitava down to nine and Vondruciva the Wimbledon champion still rounds out the top ten But everybody in that list except for on stripper is playing this week in Canada So huge amount of points on the line in Montreal We could see some massive changes over the next couple weeks and of course since he after this going to the race The finals now for the WTA and still only the two players qualified with Sabalenka and Shviantec But Bakker is not too far behind there at number three and with a couple of good results could qualify before the US Open, Pagula helps her case by getting a bunch of points in Washington staying at number four though with Vondruciva at five and Jabir at six But Goff she goes up to number seven after winning Washington pushing down Kovitava and Mukava to number eight and nine and Benchage adds a hundred points to her total after making the quarter finals of Washington and rounding up the top ten But again as I said We've got a lot of points up for grabs in the next two weeks with two WTA 1000 events and then of course the US Open so start seeing a lot more players qualify for the end of year finals over the next month Over on the men's side of things. No change at the top with Elkarez still at number one Djokovic at number two and of course Djokovic not playing this week Elkarez is playing so a big chance there for Elkarez to extend his lead at number one Medvedev stays at number three with a change at the bottom of the top five Sidney Pass with winning or lost carbos He leapfrogs Rude into that number four spot pushing Rude down to number five Of course Rude has points to defend from next week's Canada Open So Sidney Pass trying to put himself in that top four position for the US Open Runa comes in at six with Rublev at number seven, Sinner at eight, Fritz at nine And Tiafo rounds out the top ten for this week and as I said for the ladies the same thing for the men We've got 2000 points up for grabs over the next two weeks expect some changes over to the race of the finals now And still only Elkarez qualified on points with Djokovic qualifying thanks to winning two grand slams But on points he's still not qualified So we'll wait and see over the next couple of weeks whether or not Djokovic will qualify on his points alone Medvedev stays at number three But again we have a change down the bottom of the top five with Sidney Pass going up to number four pushing Rublev this time down to number five after of course winning lost carbos last week Sinner comes in at number six with Runa at seven, Rude is at eight, Fritz at number nine And Alexander Zverev rounds out the top ten and again with 2000 points on the line over the next two weeks And of course the US Open being worth 2000 points expects some players to qualify and also some massive changes Maybe some players outside of this top ten jumping into contention for the ATP finals So there it is a massive week for Washington and of course some smaller tournaments with the 250 events as well But over the next couple weeks, it's going to be massive and expect some massive changes Especially before the US Open of course everyone's playing for a top seed Sidney Pass and Rude they're battling for that number four seed Which allows them to avoid playing against Djokovic and Elkaraz until the semi-finals So a big thing especially for Sidney Pass who has struggled against those two guys before Let me know down in the comments below. What's the biggest shock for you? Are you shocked and Nick Kyrgios completely fell out of the rankings this week? I mean he lost so many points and I mean 500 points technically and dropped 50 spots I mean it's a real brutal game when you're not playing and he's gonna have to rely on protected rankings or wildcards And of course tournaments are gonna give him wildcards. Why wouldn't they? He sells at stadiums even if he is 150 in the world So let's see what happens with him, but let me know down in the comments below What's been the craziest change for you this week in the rankings with Canada and Cincinnati coming up over the next few weeks? It's massive changes that kind of come up in the next few weeks as well


The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared the candidate of the ruling all-progressive Congress, Sen. Ubasani, winner of the governorship election in Cardinal State. INEC's state of returning officer in Cardinal, Professor Lawak Suleiman Bilbis, says Sen. Ubasani pulled the highest number of 730,002 votes to defeat the candidate of the opposition People's Democratic Party, Issa Ashiru Kudang, who came second with 719,196, while Labour Party's candidate, Jonathan Asake, came distant third with 58,283. I am the retano officer for the 2023 Cardinal State Governorship Elections, held on the 18th of March 2023, Sen. Uba of ABC, 730,002, Sykes Jonathan of LP, 582,L3, Sen. Uba of ABC, having satisfied the requirement of the law, is hereby declared at the winner and returned elected. For the PDP agent, Hon. Anjuma Sarki says the result is contrary to the data available to them from the party's situation room and that of the IRF portal. He argued that the margin of lead is less than the number of cancelled votes, so the election should be declared as inconclusive. I totally reject this result because it is not a true reflection of the mandate of the people of Cardinal State as expressed in the various policies across the state on the 18th of March 2020. However, the all-progressive Congress agent, Yahya Party, commanded INEC for conducting free, fair and transparent electoral process. We are very happy for the victory and it clearly shows that the people of Cardinal State have been confident in us and we promise that we are going to fulfill all the promises we made during the election campaign today. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hello and welcome to the series of video lectures on the subject digital techniques for secondary IT students. I am Dr. Srisail Sharad Kashbhar and in this video lecture we are going to study system task functions and compiler directives that are used in virilog programming. At the end of this session, you will be able to describe system task functions used in virilog programming. You will also be able to describe compiler directives that are used in virilog programming. Now let us see what are system task and functions. System task and functions are predefined task and functions which provide common operations to generate input and output during simulation. The purpose of a function is to respond to an input value by returning a single value, whereas a task can support multiple goals and can calculate multiple result values. Identifiers which start with dollar symbol are considered to be system task or functions in virilog. Virilog provides standard system task for certain routine operations. Operations such as displaying on the screen, monitoring values of needs, stopping and finishing etc are done by system task. A system task can be defined as a task whose definition is built in. Now as mentioned earlier, they begin with dollar symbol. These are used to provide output capabilities and information facilities to the virilog model. Like user defined task, system task must be invoked as a procedural statement. The most commonly used system tasks are four and they are namely display task, monitor task, stop task and finish task. Here display task is denoted as dollar display and it is used to print output on the standard output device. A monitor task written in code as dollar monitor is used to trace all value changes of the specified arguments. A stop task temporarily suspends simulation to provide the user interface to the simulation, whereas finish task terminates the simulation. The usage of display task in virilog code is shown. Here p1, p2, p3, pn can be coded strings or variables or expressions. The format of display task is very similar to printf function in C. A display task inserts a new line at the end of the stream by default. A display task without any arguments produces a new line. A format similar to the display task is used in the monitor task. Monitor task continuously monitors the values of the variables or signals specified in the parameters list. And displays all parameters in the list whenever the value of any one variable or signal changes. Unlike dollar display, that is display task, monitor task needs to be invoked only once. Now something regarding monitoring statement. Only one monitoring list can be active at a time. If there are more than one monitor statement in your simulation, the last monitor statement will be the active statement. The earlier monitor statements will be overwritten. Usage for stop and finish task is also shown here. The stop task puts the simulation in an interactive mode. The designer can then debug the design from the interactive mode. The stop task is used whenever the designer wants to suspend the simulation and examine the values of signals in the design. The finish task denoted as dollar finish terminates the simulation. Strings can be formatted using the specifications listed in the shown table. For example, %d can be used for displaying a variable in decimal. One can use these string format specifications as per the need during the simulation. For example, %b can be used to display a binary number. %e displays the number in a scientific format. One can use these string format specifications as per the need during the simulation. System functions are just like system tasks except that they are used as an operand in an expression. The most commonly used system functions are time function which returns the current simulation time in 64-bit binary format. A function s time returns the current simulation time as a 32-bit number whereas a random function returns a 32-bit random number. Now this time function, this s time or random function, they can all be passed as an operand in an expression. One such example will be displayed in the example section. Let us see some of the examples of system tasks and functions. The first example is dollar display in bracket in double quotation hello variable of world semicolon. It will display the string in quotes which is provided as an argument to the display task. Here the output is a string message hello variable of world. In the second example, the argument passed to the display task is a system function namely time. Here time function returns the current simulation time which is displayed by the display task. Now assuming the current simulation time as 230, the output shown is 230. In the third example, assuming 4-bit bus values as 10xx where x stands for unknown value, it is shown by the display task since percent b format specifier is used here for displaying the value of 4-bit variable bus which is of type register. Here example of monitor task is given. With monitors time and the value of signals clock and reset, typical sample output is also given for understanding the purpose of monitor task. By observing the partial output of the monitor statement, one can see that clock toggles every five time units and reset goes down at 10 time units. Example showing use of stop and finish task is given here. The execution of stop task puts the simulation in an interactive mode. The designer can then debug the design from the interactive mode. The stop task is used whenever the designer wants to suspend the simulation and examine the values of signals in the design. The finish task terminates the simulation. In the given example, simulation will be suspended at time equal to 100 and will be terminated at time equal to 1000. Now pause the video for two minutes and write down the answer of the given question. I hope you have written the answer. The output in this case will be as follows. String this is a will be shown as a first line while multi-line string is displayed on the new line. Compiler directives are provided in very long. All compiler directives are defined by using the back tick keyword construct. In this lecture, we will deal with the two most useful compiler directives namely back tick define which is similar to hash define in C. Back tick include which is similar to hash include in C. Back tick define is used to define text macros or constants. The examples are given. First example defines a text macro that defines default word size of 32 bits referred in the code using the name word underscore size. Second example defines an alias. Here a stop task will be substituted wherever character capital S appears. The second most important compiler directive is back tick include. Back tick include is used to include entire contents of a very long source file in another file during compilation. This is similar to hash include in C programming language and is typically used to include header files which typically contain global or commonly used definitions. For example, suppose we want to include contents of header dot v file into file 1 dot v then it can be written as back tick include header dot v followed by very long code describing file 1 dot v. Here dot v file stands for a very long file. These are the references. Thank you.


Good afternoon, everyone. Good evening. We're very close to the evening time. So we're going to be speaking about today is Fresca, an open source project. So real quick, before we start off, a quick introduction about ourselves. So I'm one of the co-founders of Kusari, a supply change security company. And some of the focuses we have is building secure artifacts, as well as answering the hard question of, what exactly am I ingesting? Before that, I was an institutions architect in regulated industries, as well as commercial settings. And I'm a maintainer on various open source projects, like in-toto attestations, in-toto golang, fresca, and guac. I'm going to head out to my colleague to introduce himself and continue the presentation. I'm Mike Lieberman. I'm also a co-founder of Kusari. I've mostly, past several years, I've been an architect with a focus on supply chain security. A little bit, a few other details about myself. I'm a salsa steering committee member for folks who are familiar with salsa, the supply chain security framework. I'm also a tag security lead for the CNCF. And I also helped co-lead the secure software factory reference architecture from the CNCF. All right, so we're going to talk a little bit about the threats, you know, just supply chain security threats and how fresca helps out with that.  We'll talk about fresca itself, and we'll talk about mapping the components, and we'll also give a little bit of a demo on fresca. And also, one thing just to note is, fresca is an open SSF project underneath the Linux foundation. So this is the threat diagram that came from salsa. And so there's a lot of different things kind of going on in here, right? You can have threats coming from the developer, threats in your source code repository, threats coming in from dependencies, from your package manager, and all sorts of different places. Fresca is, if we kind of look at it a level in here, fresca is focused around build security, right? And the specific threats that it's focused on is, you know, the inputs into the build, making sure that, you know, are we running what we expect to be running? The build itself, like, is somebody actually actively getting into the build and compromising stuff as it's building? And then also verifying that, hey, is the thing I'm looking at the thing I actually built? And so, you know, you might say, like, okay, how can we do this, right? It's, and so that's where you need a secure software factory. And so the secure software factory, it has a lot of different definitions. I believe NIST has a definition, which also includes not just the build systems, but also the NIST and the DoD, I should say, I think have some definitions around it that talk also about the people in process. But the secure software factory, as far as the CNCF was concerned, was more thinking about it from the perspective of the build and how to do it in a cloud-native way.  So now let's look at how the secure software factory helps out with that problem, right? How do we sort of protect the build and verify that we're doing all the right things? Well, this diagram's kind of a little complicated, so let's take it step by step. And okay, so let's, yeah, let's put all those pieces together, right? So Fresca stands for it's a backer name for factory for repeatable secure creation of artifacts.  And, you know, as a reminder, it's an open SSF project. It's a holistic approach, right, to meet Salsa requirements. We also do a lot of stuff to make sure that if somebody does tamper with the build, it is very clear and it can be very easily detected that you did tamper with the build. And we're also including runtime authorization so that, you know, you're only running what you built using a secure system like Fresca. So let's go and take that diagram from a few slides back piece by piece, right?  Well, let's take a step back, right? Well, you first wanna say, is the workflow I'm running as part of my build, is that itself secure, right? Am I running all the right steps? Am I generating S-bombs? Am I generating Salsa attestations? Am I going through the various security scanning steps, the security linting steps, all that good stuff, right? And so that's kind of where we're using some tools like Q which allow us to constrain what actually runs in the pipeline, right? And we also enforce that through admission control.  Sorry, it doesn't run, right? That will not run in a system like Fresca because that sort of is encoded into the policy of the build system, all right? Now let's take a look at the next piece of it, right? So now you know that you're doing all the right things to protect the pipeline itself, but how do you know that the build system is actually spinning up the containers it thinks it's supposed to, right? How do you know that nobody has come in like an admin on the Kubernetes cluster, right? Hasn't come in and told the pods to now run something differently in the middle of your build? Well, that's where workload and node attesters come in. And those tools are, in this case, Spiffy-Spire, what that allows us to do is it allows us to verify that the workloads are only the workloads that were told to run by the pipeline. If it gets changed, you know, Spire would detect that and no longer, you know, you no longer have a valid certificate authenticating that workload to run. And then with all of this sort of stuff, we're recording everything that's actually happening inside the build, inside of a pipeline observer, in this case, TectonChains, and what that allows us to do is, you know, you don't wanna have a build self-report what it's doing, because if you have a build, you know, an end user build self-report what it's doing, right? That end user build can say, yeah, I ran everything great, but that's not always the case. So you need something that kind of exists outside of what's happening inside the build environment to go and introspect in to what's happening in there. And that's where we're using sort of TectonChains there. And then all of this metadata is being published into metadata storage here. And one thing I just realized I forgot to talk about from the previous slide is, we tie it all together with runtime authorization, and right now we're testing that out with, you know, tools called Tetragon, which allow us to actually look at what's happening inside the build environment, right? So if the workload in no detectors can detect, if you're tampering with Kubernetes, if you're tampering with the pods, well, what happens if the pod itself, like the container image, is trying to do something malicious or if somebody is actually exacting into the container and trying to do something malicious, using stuff like EVPF and similar sorts of tools, we can actually look into there and say, if this build should not have network access and is trying to have network access, we wanna know that. And now I'm gonna hand it back over to Parth. Exactly how fresh guys actually set up all these different components. Like Mike mentioned, there's multiple components coming through, right? Tecton, Tecton chains, Tetragon, Spire. How does all this stuff kind of fit in into the framework of Fresco? So starting off, right, Tecton? I'm sure if you're all aware, but basically it's cloud-native, CICD solution, right? It allows us to run natively on Kubernetes and, you know, it runs all in containers, right? All the tasks and everything that it does is all in containers, so that it allows us to be ephemeral and allows us to be isolated. So it's very useful in the environment that we wanted to create. Next, write the pipeline observer, like Mike was mentioning, as Tecton chains. That's the one that's observing the actual pipeline to see exactly what's happening within the actual tasks, right? It's gonna give us the Salsa attestation. It's also generating those signed attestations for us so that we can use that later on to validate, yes, this is exactly what artifact that I created through my pipeline. The third piece, right, is Spire, very important, right? Because this is the one that's going to give us our short-lived certificates. It's also gonna be doing the workload and node attestations. So what this does is that it validates that, yes, you are running on the node that you trust. At the same time, it also validates the workloads you're generating. So the short-lived certificates, just keep that in mind. We'll talk, we'll show that off in the demo exactly how all that kinda works together. What you can see from this diagram, right? Spire is connecting directly with pipelines and with chains, right? It's gonna use those short-lived certificates to do signing of the results as well as a task object itself to make sure that it's non-falsifiable. And then for the runtime visibility, Tetragon, right? That's one of the tools that we're looking into. It's, because it's Kubernetes aware, it makes it very easy, right? Because if you remember Tetragon, right? Everything runs within containers. Because Tetragon is Kubernetes aware, we can actually view the actual pods themselves, the processes that are running within the pods themselves, isolate them, and use that to make our runtime attestations. And we can validate that, yes, this is a hermetic build, or we can see that it's reproducible and so forth. The next piece is Kyverno, which is our admission controller, right? That's, we can use that to enforce policies, to enforce that we are running signed images in our production environment. They have valid attestations. And if you can further enhance that later on with projects such as Q, I'm sorry, projects such as Guac, that I'll speak about a little bit later on. Thirdly, it's Vault, right? Vault is the one that's gonna be housing our long-term keys, right? That's what we're gonna be using to sign our images and so forth, right? So, Spire has our certificate short-lived keys, Vault has our long-term keys, and that's what we'll be using to validate them in the future. All this information gets stored into a metadata store, right? So, as OCI, the image itself, the signature, the attestation, SBOM, all that kind of stuff gets stored into the OCI. And then thirdly, it's the Q, right? So Q is a configuration language. What this allows us to do is that it abstracts away a lot of the complexities that come with using Spire, that come with using Tecton, chains, everything, all this stuff together, right? It's complicated, and setting up the Kyverno policies. So can we make it simple for the developers, for the users to just use it from the scratch, like have everything set up for them and take out all the complexities? So make a simple configuration file that sets up everything for them. So that's what Q allows us to do is abstract away those complexities that come from some of these tools. And then finally, Tecton triggers, right? It's simple. We want to make sure that the developer, all they do is they're not thinking about the security or the pipeline or anything like that. All we want them to do is, you know, triggering the build, basically, however they want to trigger it, right? They're PR or pushing, right? Whatever they want to do, they trigger the build and it runs through all the different steps, you know, generates the pipeline, it generates the shortlist certificates, creates the attestation, S-bombs, so forth, right? It does all that stuff in the background and the developers and everyone don't have to think about this. So we want to make it very simple. And then finally, running into the production environment, right? Once it's in the production environment, we have, again, an admission controller validating. Yes, it's, right, Kyverno's validating. Yes, it's the attestation. Attestations were signed, attestations were created, the image was signed, so forth, right? All those kind of data that we need to validate that, yes, I can run this in production because this artifact is something that I trust. So how does Fresca meet Salsa, right? At least Salsa v01, because I think in the next couple of weeks at least, Salsa version one is going to come out. So that some of these requirements might change and Salsa level four itself might, is very much in flux. So you can see from this, right? Salsa level, Salsa one, Salsa two, Salsa three are met, and especially the non-falsifiable provenance. And then Salsa four is very, you know, project specific. So if you're insured that you're in the environment that is deployed in, right? If it meets those criteria, then Fresca can meet Salsa level four also. So let's move on to the demo here. So the first thing I want to show off is the piece that I mentioned about the non-falsal viability in terms of SPIR, right? So if someone comes in, I'm having a bad day in the office or some other intruder kind of got into our system and they wanted to modify our pipeline as it's executing, right? How do we catch that? How does Fresca catch that? So here what I have open here is a real simple task run. And you can see that it's using the Ubuntu image, just for an example use case. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna trigger this build. So as this demo is running, you can see real quick before we move on, I just want to show like, okay, the pieces we talked about before are all in here, running in my environment, right? Hiverno, SPIR, tecton chains, pipelines, triggers, tetragons, so forth, right? Everything is all set up, nothing extra has been introduced. So we're gonna run this demo and what this is doing basically is that as this task is running, it's gonna try and inject and change the image that it's using to build that artifact. And what's gonna happen is that SPIR integration with tecton pipelines is gonna notice that there's a change in the actual task run object and it's gonna invalidate the whole pipeline and it's not going to proceed any further. It's going to cancel the, it's gonna make it so that the image, if an image got produced, it doesn't get signed by tecton chains and a note attestation is associated with it because it was invalidated. So right where you can see here that it failed, you can see the task run condition was not verified. The task run result itself was not verified. So if you scroll up, right? Look, it changed to not a bunch of, right? There's another image in there now. So something modified this as it was executing. So we can scroll up here, we can see some more pieces basically saying like, okay, yes, this was not verified and that SPIR did not validate this. So it negates the whole man in the middle attack right there. So the next piece is, let's say, now, you know, I don't want to use Fresca. It's, I just want to build my own images and push them into a production environment, right? I don't want to do this, kind of like let's, what can I do instead? So how does Fresca kind of protect against that? So I've already built out this Python image in the background, right? Not using Fresca. So it didn't go through the whole process. It didn't get the image didn't get signed. The attestation didn't get generated. So what happens, right? So if you remember from the Pierce diagram in that production environment, right? Admission controller is still running. Hivernosal running is still validating that the image needs to be signed. There needs to be a valid attestation associated with it because there's nothing associated with it. Right away, it blocks it. You can see this fail to verify the signature as well as there's no matching attestation associated with it. So it's not allowed to run in the production environment. So now we saw all the bad things. Oops, sorry, wrong one. So we saw all the bad steps. So let's look at this in terms of the good pipeline. What should actually happen when everything is running properly?  It's gonna do a vulnerability scan, create, generate, S-bombs. All the stuff is happening right in the background. All I did was trigger the build using, like I pushed an image or pushed a PR or pushed some kind of change in my Git repo. It triggered the build and it's just running in the background kind of thing. So we see that it finished here really quickly. But that's the thing I wanna kind of show off is like, fresh guys, you don't have to think about all that security and all that kind of stuff in the background because it's all happening, right? All that spire checks I showed you before about someone kind of coming in and changing something, that's already happening in this, right? But you don't see any of that in your outcome or in your everyday life, right? It's all like built-in security. So let's take a look at this. What does this actually look like now? So now that it's actually finished. So we can take a look at, you can go verify that image, right? What does it look like? It got pushed to OCI. So you can see that there is an added. So up here is the, oops, this is the actual image up here. So you can see there's a dot ATT. That's the attestation. There is the S-bomb associated with it. There's a signature associated with it. And then we can use cosine to go verify. Yes, this is something that was generated by me. It has a valid signature associated with it, right? These signature checks. And it also checks to see that the attestation is also valid and signed by someone I trust. So now let's look at the actual task run object here real quick, just showing off here real quick what tecton change does, right? Out of the box is that it generates the actual attestation, the salsa attestation. Here's a signature. And then if you scroll down here a little bit, we can see those checks, if you mentioned for spire are still occurring, right? Here you see this, if you remember the old one, it had like, oh, this is not verified, right? You can see here successfully verified all the results, right? So you see that it's all valid. And then it generated, real quick I'll just show off, it generated a valid salsa attestation. So that's here, right? The in total format. And then it's also in the background, like if you remember I said it does a tetragon. So it's using that to generate this runtime attestation. So this runtime attestation up here got generated. So this is very much in works. So we're still defining what the predicate looks like and how exactly it should be formatted, but you can see some of the information. So for example, right? It made some TPCP connects out, or you can see that right here. So now we know for a fact that, okay, this is not a hermetic build because it was making some calls to a public IP address. And then lastly, just showing off the Sbom, right? An Sbom got generated for this specific image that we built, and then what kind of packages and everything that came with it. So going back to the slides. So one of the things that we want to do in the future is utilize guac. Guac is graph for understanding artifact composition. So you can see here, like the artifact here is in the middle, right? The image that we created. There's two attestations associated with it, right? The runtime attestation, as well as that salsa attestation I mentioned, and then the Sbom and so forth. So if you want to learn more about this, there's, they have a talk coming up tomorrow that goes into detail exactly how this works and how we want to build policies around this. And if you remember, I mentioned Kyverno before, utilizing guac. So you can take this information and you can utilize that to make, you know, decisions in a production environment. So our future plans is, you know, like I said, salsa or version one is coming out. So we want to make sure that we remap to those, to make sure that we meet all those kind of requirements. There's some spire, the spire integration work with Tecton is still in the works. So that's getting merged in into Tecton itself. Finalize the runtime attestation, like I mentioned, is still being in the works. So get that merged, the tetragon, Tecton change, that work is also being in the works right now, get all that stuff integrated. And then of course, finally, is the final piece is Q, right? We want to make this as simple as possible. Can we make it so that we can, you know, extract out all those complexities even more and make it very easy for them to, you know, use Fresca to deploy it and to start and not even think about the security aspect of it. So it's quick recap, right? So we talked about the reference architecture, right? And Fresca is an implementation of the reference architecture. We talked about the different components, how it's a holistic approach to meeting a supply chain security, how there is a tamper evidence seal with spire and Tecton change integration. And finally, the runtime authorization to make sure that we are running exactly what we need. And right, this is an open SSF project. So we have an open SSF Slack channel for Fresca. We meet, we have a community meeting every Wednesday at 10 a.m., every other Wednesday. So definitely come in, you know, if you want to ask questions or if there's any other kind of comments you have, definitely come and ask us. And then you can contact us directly, you know, my contact and Mike's contacts right there on the list. Yeah, we're also obviously, you know, looking for more contributors as well if folks want to come in and help plug in additional tools. If, remember, the idea here is to try and make sure that this thing is, you know, it's kind of a good representation of what a secure build system could look like. So if folks are, yeah, like we're definitely always interested in seeing, you know, adding in additional use cases. We're looking for additional contributors and so on. Thank you. Any questions? Hello? Okay, cool. So that was great. And I have like a quick question that I was kind of curious about. So from what I understand, I can text on chains produces as out of stations and maybe currently or maybe with the Spiffy-Spire integration, they'll be signed with the same identities as the Spiffy-Spire ones issued by those. But are the signatures also signed by that same identity? And if so, what's the purpose of the signature? They're not signed by the Spire identities now. Oh. Yeah. So that's where the bolt comes into play with the long run, the signing key is stored in bolts. So securely stored in bolts so that that's the one that's used for signing. So Spire is just used for that short list of certificates that's just used to validate that nothing changed in your task or results itself are valid and your task object itself is valid. So that's all it's used for. Gotcha. And the long running key from is, there's a transit plugin in vault. So it's never even taken out a vault. It's signed inside of, yeah. Gotcha. Okay, yeah. That was a little confusing for you, but there's a lot to cover. There's, I gave a whole, there was like an open SS, the open source summits, I gave a whole talk just on the Spire integration with Tecton and then there's a whole, like I had a previous talk yesterday for Tetragon and Chains integration. So there's a lot involved. Hey, great presentation. I saw you're doing a signature with vault at the end. Have you looked into using any sort of timestamping service or anything like that as an alternative to using vault? Yeah, it's definitely on the table. I think like, it's one of the things that at least right now, the existing maintainers are not hugely familiar with how to kind of integrate all that. It's definitely something that we look into if folks who sort of understood that better could help us out a little bit. Roger. Thank you. Yeah, and we're hoping to kind of like integrate whatever sort of signing and authorization and all that sort of stuff. Like we're looking to sort of integrate with as much as that is possible. So I'll follow up question on Astros, like how does the authorization against vault happen to get the signature being made? Question was how does vault get authorized? Or how does the authorize against vault to sign artifact if it's not? So actually we're using OIDC with short-lived certificates with Spire. So how it does that is that it's Spire authenticates with OIDC with the short-lived certificate that it obtains from Spire, and then that's how it logs in and uses a transitive plugin to sign the artifact and stuff. Good, thank you. Yeah, and it's something also that we're interested in kind of going with stuff like keyless signatures inside of like we're looking at like, hey, could we, and this is once again, maybe pipe cream a little bit, but could we use, let's say the OIDC of the person who kicked off the build to actually go off and then use that to generate like a root tough certificate and then use that to then generate all the other stuff. Generate child certificates based on both somehow the workload as well as like what we expect the steps to be. And we're also looking at potentially integrating stuff like in total layouts and all that sort of stuff as part of it as well. Hi, thanks. You mentioned possible integrations with other tools and I'm wondering if how something would work if you're using a traditional CI CD system like an Azure DevOps, how do you ensure having like this separate third party observer, is it possible to verify an external process outside of a cluster? Yeah, so this is also like one of the key goals of Fresca is to kind of also show what is potentially possible. And we're looking at this as maybe a way to then have conversations with some of these other tools, whether they are SAS or whether they're actual tool, you know, or deployed tools by, cause we're also looking at stuff like folks have asked hey, this is a lot of great stuff, could you replace tecton with Jenkins? And the problem is like there's a lot of stuff that's happening right now that like cloud native tools just sort of make it very, very easy to integrate. But we're hoping that this sort of stuff, folks can kind of take a look at how it's getting done in the cloud native space and say, okay, cool, maybe we can pull this out and use it with code build or Azure DevOps or any of these other things. And we're definitely open to those conversations. We're just, for us I think it's a weird balance to play because like the, some of the elements of it can be pulled out quite easily. Like the queue stuff allows us to just easily generate all of the custom resources. So one of the nice things about queue is you can automatically generate stuff like your tecton tasks and your tecton pipelines along with the policy that's used alongside it because you just have one file that goes and says, okay, great. This maps to this config map, great. This config map gets automatically put into all the custom resources that need it. It's kind of a little bit like, it's for this sort of use case, it's really nice as opposed to let's say using Helm because every single time you'd have to do a new deployment. Here it's like, hey, I have a new pipeline. Okay, great. This one little bit of queue can go and generate all that stuff. And then for the end user, they don't have to worry about, oh, do I need to include an S-bomb step or do I need to include a scanning step or a salsa, anything else, like with any sort of verification steps. The queue stuff can kind of define a default pipeline. And we believe a lot of that work can be used in a lot of these other things. To say, hey, can we use this to generate secure Azure DevOps pipelines? But some of the things like workload identities and the observing things, I think are things that we know that some of the cloud providers are starting to look around, but we're not sure exactly what, you know, yeah, some of that stuff. But we know, for example, GitHub Actions has a pretty good model around workload identities. Thank you. Leave me back. Heather, I had a question about if you're doing security scans for other kind of compliance checks in the pipeline, like CIS benchmarks or TFSEC or check off or something like that. How easy is it to integrate and assign those as maybe attestations and then double check that, like for instance, you don't have any CVEs or you have like a certain level of compliance? Yeah, so there's two things that are happening. So Tecton itself is building out and I think Billy knows the exact term for it. I think it's like called types. Is that right? Okay, yeah. There is some work on the Tecton side to sort of have the ability to sort of declare an output type. And then based on that, you can say, great, this is an output type that should be signed and should get a salsa attestation associated with it and so on. But in the meantime, one of the things that we've done with Fresca is we can actually use those short-lived spiffy identities to in certain contexts, like you're not getting, let's say, salsa level four for that benchmark run, but you might be able to still get a high level of salsa like salsa two, salsa three for stuff like where that container will use its own workload identity to then have vault sign that output, like whether it's, you know, whether it is an S, and in fact, we didn't show it in this example, but if you go to the GitHub, we do have examples where we're generating S-bombs and we're also signing the S-bombs and all that sort of stuff. Okay. Thank you so much. Thank you. We also have.