U.S. Spy #1 was waiting on the sidewalk in front of the entrance to a 10-story hotel. As Soviet Spy passed him, U.S. Spy #1 opened up his umbrella to indicate that Soviet Spy had just passed him; the opening of the umbrella was intended for U.S. Spy #2, who was located on the 10th floor of the hotel. The prosecutor seeks to introduce U.S. Spy #1's action of opening up the umbrella through the testimony of U.S. Spy #2, currently on the witness stand. The defense objects, "Hearsay!" Under the California Evidence Code, the judge should: Group of answer choices Sustain the objection because it is timely. Overrule the objection because it is not hearsay. Overrule the objection because it is nonassertive conduct. Sustain this objection because it is assertive conduct