and dorothy rowe who i called her d-rowe. and i called dorothy dls. the parents in britain were not original in their naming. and d-rowe, and became an english teacher and karen, the social glue of the group, became a mid wife, a writer, parenti parenting, was a justice of the peace and a variety of other sort of things and touches on a few other people involved in the group. muriel yager, who became a pioneering fiction writer and one who became a fiction writer at bryn mawr. and so i want to start by giving you an introduction to this group at summerville college. when they're first meeting, and give you a flavor of what they're like. the way that they were both serious and quite fun loving and silly and whacky in all sorts of ways. so the first recorded meeting of the mutual admiration society was november 6th, 1912 and noted iconically in the diary. miss middlemore at age eight and phyllis had her works whose titles reveal her ongoing infatuation with medieval themes. february 4th, another meeting, over tea in the room and she and jim read their w

the popular historian and a playwright, dorothy i have to deal with a lot of dorothy is in this book. the parents of late victorian britain were not very original in their naming. so she founded the theater and became an english director and a social glue of the group that became a midwife writer of the justice of the peace and a variety of other was and the book also touches on other people involved in the group who became a pioneering science-fiction writer and english professor in pennsylvania. i want to start by giving you an introduction to the group when they are first meeting and give you a flavor of what they were like, the way that they were both serious and quite fun-loving and silly wacky and all sorts of ways to. the first recorded meeting of the admira mutual admiration soy took place in 1812 and is noted in the diary. phillips provided the refreshments and the titles on november 24 another meeting took place this one over tea and they read her work. they also baptized the club saying if we didn't give ourselves the title of mutual admiration society and the rest of colle

i put shellac on them. >> reporter: dorothy, a retired chemist, and charlie a retired doctor are both very active in this passion. to restore musical instruments to their former glory. and then give them away. by the hundreds. so far the hales have donated nearly a thousand instruments to the rochester school district. alison schmidt is the lead teacher for the arts department. >>> can everybody play an instrument here who wants to? >> absolutely. it's unbelievable for two humans to care so much about other people's children. >> reporter: alison says the impact has been huge. but it was interesting. when i tried to talk to the hales about this, they seem downright oblivious. >>> they have no doubt you've changed lives. that to me -- you don't think so? >> no, i don't. >> they're ripples of effect, i hope, you know? >> reporter: ripples? sophomore william delgado says it's more like tidal waves. >> really, music has and can create somebody. and it created me. >> reporter: studies consistently show that music education helps kids do better in school overall. if for no other reason than

so he hired a girl called dorothy ross to write captions vogue. the one that cost frank frank crowninshield's life was brevity is the soul of monterey. she kept dropping little poems on frank's desk to try to transfer over fromlittle old vogue into vanity fair . finally he agreed to take her on. he then also wanted to take on somebody to make the vanity fair articles more substantial so he brought on the chap in the middle, i called robert benchley who was actually one of the funniest people i've ever read about and i've read his own biography and it's absolutely hysterical but robert benchley was a harvard graduate. he had been the editor at the harvard lampoon. and he got the job because it was going to get old very serious. i opened the book with one of the incidents that happened while they were working there. eventually by the way went on to win an oscar or a short was produced by mgm area called how to sleep. and it's hysterically funny. if you can ever get a hold of it. dorothy of course would eventually go on to other things, but the third

." >> reporter: for charlie and dorothy hale of rochester, new york, every day is like christmas morningorter: bright shiny woodwinds and worn-out old brass, brown cardboard packages tied up with strings. used musical instruments are their favorite things. this just came from fedex. they show up all day, without intermission. >> that's a big one. >> reporter: and each piece, in some form of disrepair. >> whoops. i told you it had some problems. >> reporter: they started out buying these broken instruments a few years ago after dorothy took a class in instrument repair. >> i always loved to take things apart, and it was about time i learned how to put something together. ( laughter ) i put shellac on that. >> reporter: dorothy, a retired chemist; and charlie, a retired doctor, are both now in their 80s but still very active in this passion-- to restore musical instruments to their former glory, and then give them away by the hundreds. so far, the hales have donated nearly 1,000 instruments to the rochester school district. alison schmitt is the lead teacher for the arts department. can ev

. >> reporter: the name of an old high school classmate named dorothy ciner.lthough in his log he wrote that he didn't like wearing a wig. "it itched, it got in my eyes; unless it was on tight, which made my head sweat." but the version bob has told over the years, believes author matt birkbeck, doesn't tell the real story. certainly not of the famous killing of his elderly neighbor morris black. or of bob's activities in galveston and elsewhere. >> it was really strange, you know, him and black, palling around in galveston amongst the homeless. so what is a guy of his wealth and his family's influence doing stealing identities? >> reporter: in fact, in the spring of 2001, at the same time as he, as dorothy ciner, was living in galveston he rented another room in new orleans under the name diane winn. we found the place, and his old landlord, michael ogden. >> he was wearing a blouse with small brassiere, a wig. >> reporter: he lived on the top floor and the neighbors often saw him wearing women's clothing. >> he wasn't a drag queen. he was just in disguise. >

[laughter] dorothy: there are examples in the book where fred stood against chauvinism. talked about,ff one of his very first acts of resistance was advocating against the exclusion of black .omen from homecoming this was when he was a very young teenager. there is another example in the book where the westside panthers wanted the women in the chicago office to serve brothers that were coming there, and fred said women in chicago don't play that role. that haveanization men and women, there are going to be struggles over gender, because gender, sexism and racism is deeply rooted in our society and societies around the world. i will give you an example of how panthers did struggle around that. there are examples where the of most were ahead organization in this country in terms of gender, in the sense the issues they took up were issues that have been considered women's issues. a course on child welfare at the law school, i get 99% women in my class. but the panthers had a breakfast program. they also had a health program, which is generally considered something only wome

i'm going to ask dorothy, barbara and martha. brenda harris, one of the survivors of the raid, says in the book, we didn't have enough classes in like history or a clear idea of the role of women. and when asked about her gunshot injury, she said, i will never play the violin again. you have told the story about deborah johnson who was eight months pregnant at the time and woke up to a hail of bullets and tried to cover fred's body with her own. i wonder if you could talk about the gender narrative here. the role of the mother's -- the role of the mothers, and also the legal teams, the panthers, the survivors. this is another program, i understand. [laughter] i think it is important to touch it and it is all there in jeff's book, and it is all there in our history. >> i would hope my brothers would be insightful on this question as well. i alluded to this earlier. there is a very masculine image of the panthers. and we forget erica huggins and kathleen cleaver and elaine brown and another woman who is in a different kind of priso

think our number but i'm not quite sure where are dorothy her . fall off. from time to find a new version of what we really don't know you do have to be. with you if you. don't know you very. well bill what kind of unity on. how you can move on to feel good about so you. know don't put up with it because. d well for horrible. horrible horrible horrible horrible for either or or. for our d. countercultural head on the father until he could feel still trying to doubt it would fill. up a little bit. of it was you know something. i think i think it's ok and you're here you know. i'm the only. i mean here you have them but i don't know how my memory will i'm going to tell you coming from tokyo are you ok i mean you. know if you can communicate what you want you know where you i'm. i'm i. i'm. i'm going to fine you got. for you i love you. yeah. yeah. yeah this you got me. when he comes home don't own things for him this has too much of a tortoise that back then just one time you can do when you think that's it you that is you can go as you're going to tokyo and

scorched by rising temperatures and wary of both dorothy's some residents are building their way out of heat ways architect tell you has designed a training center for homeless children that uses passive cooling to keep temperatures like inspired by traditional nigerian architecture a motel uses compressed earth bricks that heat up during the day and really senate not a wing shaped roof disperses heat by diverting a flight. he says cities are not doing enough to guard against temperature increases. heat is rising it keeps rising as the city develops as we're not dealing with pollution as we build tighter and tighter spaces so i think is really critical that people think about heat when thinking about design. with the city swelling by more than 1000 people a day cool buildings will become increasingly crucial for the day. now here in the german capital berlin a namibian artist is helping to shine a light on another dock chapter of german history when the mob in communities rose up against german colonial rule in 1000 oath for imperial forces responded they were quick to crush the un w

anything movement for almost dorothy's here who said that they are prepared to listen to the results but haven't made any concessions haven't met any of the demands the 5 demands from protesters since those election results not going some way to expelling just why so many people have taken to the streets today we've seen thousands of people of all ages marching for several hours now jaring this protest as you said this is the 1st rally that's been organized by the civil human rights front which is behind a lot of the major massive peaceful protests that took place during the summer is the 1st time one of their rallies has been approved by police and not just explains why you got so many thousands of people on the streets today official numbers aren't yet out but this really is very reminiscent of the protests that took place 6 months ago tomorrow the 1st time that a jury in this movement that a 1000000 people took to the streets of course a rally i'm sure you remember which which got the whole world's attention. charlotte we've seen lots of violence over the last couple of months and

>> dorothy. dorothy fontana. >>> tony?ant to hear this. new yorkers are coming to terms with recent bans, there was a ban on plastic bags, a ban on single-use styrofoam. got overturned, but it was a ban. now there's talk about the next thing that may be banned -- paper receipts. thg,g athe drug store. city council members are considering this crackdown becaus bpa. there are some studies that show the chemical at high levels could harm the female reproductive system. now most cash register receipts are towed with the chemical. -- are coated with the chemical. under the ban, if it goes through, retailers would be required to offer e-mailed receipts. why does this matter to parents? pin 2012 the fda was so concernd about bpa that it took it out of baby bottles. banned it. the long receipts, if you're a parent, what do you do when you have a baby in the car? they love those things. >> most of us get the receipt and throw it out anyway. >> yeah. so if you're just -- you don't have kids, you don't worry about it. first of all, d

in one month alone in april 9075 the 1st person they killed was dorothy trainer a protestant woman walking home with a catholic husband through it. down. within 3 days they'd killed martin mcveigh who was murdered as he cycled home from work in the same town portadown a couple of weeks later they blew up a little cottage that was being renovated killing 2 brothers and a sister and the sister's unborn baby girl. and by the end of the month they'd also killed a man called boyle who had been sitting at his kitchen table looking at photographs of his newborn baby girl so there in just one month in one small geographical area you had 4 separate attacks in which 7 people were killed these attacks were remorseless and they ratcheted up the pressure until the end of 975 when a completely new development took place. as with previous attacks the modus operandi of the gang was to strike 2 targets almost simultaneously. in a white cross country the revie family sat down to watch a popular t.v. show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year

they could not stop hugging the popstar. [ laughter ] last month second grade teacher dorothy honey mallarithe lyrics to lizzo's hit song truth hurts to motivate and inspire her students and that video went viral. that is just so cute. >> those kids will remember meeting her but they will also always remember the teacher that they had. >> hopefully the words to the song as well. there is a lesson in there for them. >> takes jik for watching the news at 7. it continues a streaming on cbsn bay area. good night. so help bridge the gap with a medigap insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medigap plans help pay some of what medicare doesn't, reducing your out-of-pocket costs. there are also zero networks and zero referrals needed. call or click now to connect with unitedhealthcare insurance company. find out about the range of aarp medicare supplement plans and rates available... the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. and here's something exciting that comes with being an insured member of an aarp medicare suppleme

northern atlas mountains is a joint project between spanish scientists and the to news you know dorothy's forehead researcher. a touching moment when we bring these animals here in 2017 they were much different now here and insects in such a way i feel the way they are not my babies but they are my pets you say and i know they will be very much happy in nature although i want to be able to take care of them so that is the main thing. really so so excited my emotion is so big. the animals were brought over to the region from spain just a few years ago with the hope of and settling into the environment and producing offspring the project's staff set up expansive enclosures in the future reserve where they would initially be protected and cared for. their population has since doubled since local ranger i men ben rumah. his 1st job of the day is to look in on the shy animals. to check on the animals and the pens every morning i've been doing this kind of work for years now and i know how to treat them i know these animals are very well and i even think about them on my days off and i'm not ki

certified may still be all the time they're going to be down here dorothy you are in charge of the police i shot somebody in broad daylight in front of everybody stand over him while he died i covered that story just another sad story. this block here is 115th street one of the busiest rock cocaine spots by far and ones but i would say even in the country. my experience nobody does more. than the bombing on the bloods and i mean the money is huge it's probably 325-0000 we can in sales just in this develop could be biased. their rival gang raping creeps in the same problem they do make money in sales narcotics on the motivation to stay within the gang is nice alive in haiti it's an ongoing feud between the great 3 crips and the bonnie hunt of bloods we've had 4 murders in the last week and i think into the murders were 847 so when they go out on what they call a mission the murder they bring high powered rifles. and usually when you see a group like that hanging out they were going to spot. just places what you call the. bloods. originated here if you're going to western movies they had to

dorothy mallari's class made it to san jose on thursday. our cameras were not allowed in during the meet and greet, but parents shared these photos. moments before we call the ka caught the classt l. >> t look at you don't know how many of us are watching you. >> last month the pittsburg unified school district posted this video to facebook. listen closely. ♪ >> reporter: mallari and her students changed the lyrics to make it more kid friendly. >> they are the brains behind all of this. >> reporter: we got a chance to speak with students. monica and zoe describing the spotlight. >> scary. >> exciting. >> reporter: but also special with their message of being >> it's big for us because we're little but it's kind of cool. >> reporter: lucky for us we got a front row seat. ♪ bay area radio station 99.7 provided tickets to the concert and made the meet and greet possible. mallari says she is touched the group is making a difference. >> they have so many lessons to teach us, this is awesome. i learn so much more than they can learn from me. ♪ >>

i also wanted to say thank you to my superb fellow judges, dorothy allison, ruth dickie, javier ramirezins and on airplanes, in our kitchens and bed, and sometimes in the dim light of bars. so thank you for your intelligence, your passion, for the written word and for debating these works together with me. it was such a sphere of open-mindedness. i will not say there were not moments of tension, like the time i challenged jeff to a rap battle but thankfully we both backed down and decided it wasn't worth the humiliation. thank you to lisa lucas for running this ship, and for year after year doing the quietly radical work of reinvigorating literature and reminded us of its relevance, diversity and power. so now for the finalists, five distinct books which crossed genres and continents and styles, each of them united as dorothy allison put it at lunch today, a common grace of language and complexity. each of these books thrilled and disarmed us in the best possible way. the five finalists for fiction are -- susan choi, trust exercise. [applause] macmillan publishers. sabrina and -- one wo

as the sun surface dorothy. because of this guy miller clips that we experience today. the moon being slightly smaller than the sun probably is about 8885 to 90 percent of the sun's surface and the rest appears like the ring around the more so than appears like the ring and that's where the ring of fire ok so doesn't look like a ring in the sky now tell us i remember being i should never look directly at a solar eclipse is this the case also by the annular eclipse even though most of the sun is covered is a dangerous time after time zillionaire. absolutely just making. when we look at the sun on any given day during its absence it's well we should not look at the sun directly even more so during an eclipse because we tend to think ok it's going to be duller because part of the middle of the sun is covered by the moon and unknowingly looking at it longer thereby damaging and damaging the ice and exposing ourselves more to some light. i caution and for the astronomical society of singapore we thank you very much indeed. now a quick reminder of our top story. a powerful st

the pittsburg says dorothy milar and her class were offered tickets tonight.haven't seen the original viral video, this is a little bit of it to get you started right. ♪ >> radio station 99.7 gave the class the tickets. no word on whether the kids will meet lizzo in person, but we know it's going to be a great experience for them. we know she liked the video because she tweeted our raj mathai about it. that's pretty neat. >> it's such an adorable video. we'll take any excuse to run it. >> all right, kari. i think your truth hurts right now. it's storm at least tonight fo concert with lizzo being in town, it's going to be pretty good, so we are staying dry. if you want to head out to christmas in the park, today is your day. look, we're getting a little bit of sunshine out there, although it may be filtered by some clouds, but we see it all set up there and we're also going to have a break in the rain. although we haven't seen the clouds clearing from san francisco. we started out with some fog this morning and storm ranger is showing not a drop of rain anywher

dorothy valley high schoo student was walking home fro school near punky away and i the hill road when a man driving a black sedan approached or the man asked are a number of tim if she wanted a ride and then told her to get into the car. e student refused and tn walked aw. n francisc people for dealing drugs in the tenderloin district jus in the past week. these are pictures of 45 of the arrested. police have made e nely 500rrests for drug deings in the tenderloin neighborhood so far this year. still ahead on the kron four's death toll continues to rise after a deadly volcano new zealand. and we are learning that american tourists among the injured. and a man is stolen from east y hotel with more than 2 dozen dogs inside at the time 'll have the very latest on that case. >>and right after the break another y area businesses forced to close because a close its doorsecause of risingrent prices, we'll hear from them beforee get to all those stories, lt's head outside show you the san mateo brid. no fog plenty of space he should not have any problems crossing the span east westbound at th

bartz, who was 51, 62—year—old derek miller from stoke—on—trent, 38—year—old jason shingler, and dorothyg director george boughton appeared at stockport magistrates‘ court charged with four counts of manslaughter by gross negligence on one charge under the health and safety act. manager peter schindler is charged with the health and safety offence, along with another manager, philip smith. wood treatment limited is charged with four counts of corporate manslaughter relating to the deaths and one offence of failing to ensure the health, safety and welfare of its employees. during a short hearing, elizabeth reid for the prosecution wrote out the charges faced by wood treatment limited. george putin, philip smith and peter schindler, all three men spoke to confirm their name and address. the court also heard they denied the charges. there was no indication... the investigation has been lengthy, detailed and complicated, involving cheshire police and the health and safety executive. the defendants will appear before chester crown court in the new year. the headlines on bbc news: the prime mi

surrounding area hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from their homes well since then all dorothy's have declared parts of the town closest to the plant safe for habitation r.t. documentary visited the ghost town and you can watch that film in full tomorrow on r.t. . march 20th live an earthquake and tsunami. a giant wave hits the fukushima one nuclear power plant. flooded almost the entire facility. first the reactor cooling system is compromised then there's an explosion then another and another. radiation rises to 5 times the normal level the situation is exceptional and it's given the highest possible score for severity of nuclear contamination tell you. what they were on with the cook and synagogues are well known as you know. there's own that's what they call the part of the prefecture to which access is still restricted the. highway runs right through this section and it's fenced off on both sides. and that. one of the media has done then. corner that could just grassy on. the border. just. or thank you for choosing r.t. international for your thursday news roundup my colleag

had eyes describing that moment, more than 70 years after she had seen that read what i love about dorothyis that she did become a math teacher after the war. she would end up teaching math at the same public middle school in arlington, virginia, that my own children would later attend. that is how few degrees of separation there are between us and women who did this work. i love the thought of middle schoolers taking her algebra no idea that this kind, sweet woman who many would remember as the best math teacher they had had been a truly badass code breaker during world war ii. she was so good the navy would eventually lure her from the makingo she went from the water transport code to the japanese fleet code, and she was able to make an extra $50 a month and by her first car using that officers' housing allowance. it was extraordinary to talk to these women and hear their recollections of the math they did to break the code systems. 10,000 women did this work and have gotten no credit at all. i think of them as hidden figures of the greatest generation, and i hope with the flowering of s

the advice to locals in this area of lucky where we are is changing you can feed at dorothy's all right now using water bomb is trying to combat these flames but the situation is changing we're monitoring fires around australia around new south wales in particular and the updates are changing where receiving checks from authorities here just as locals are and the advice is of course that that things can change at a moment's notice the advice that is current for residents here in blackheath is that they should try and get out of this area but of course things are changing very quickly stan and that could that advise could quickly be out of date thanks for that update jessica jessica watson joining us from the blue mountains in new south wales in australia the u.s. president has signed into law sanctions which could affect the construction of a russian gas pipeline to europe donald trump ratified the defense policy bill wall visiting troops in maryland it includes legislation targeting companies involved in building the nord stream to pipeline the project would allow russia to bypass ukra

down the dorothy, is likely here. if you share is very well and then it dies off.the south—west of england. there is more wet and windy weather to come as we head into tuesday and tuesday night. the next deep area of low pressure swing in from the atlantic, bringing rain to all areas on tuesday and tuesday night. possibly gales and severe gales and that may lead to some impacts. this is bbc news. the headlines. the online forum reddit says it believes leaked government documents, detailing uk—us trade talks, and posted on its site are linked to russia. the really big question is how did the leaks get there in the first place? how did they end up online, being amplified by what reddit certainly says is part of a known foreign influence operation? oceans are running out of oxygen — warn scientists — as global temperature rises put many species of fish at risk of extinction. a chinese american researcher is freed by iran in a prisoner exchange with the us — but president trump says he won't rest until they release all wrongfully detained us citizens. 12 people are swe

the right accessories for his mane are vital says her mother dorothy . and of it so he has that place to eat and huge state with pink rosettes reminiscent of howling kitty and cherry blossoms. we women aren't usually involved directly with the horses or the training. we all eat together and we cook we help keep the stables clean. out of our board out we try to support our men at work as best we can. or study. or stand us and act. in my the coach doesn't reveal whether he's happy with the grooming or not shortly before the race he has other concerns. that they're very good morning and welcome to our ice fishing competition fourteen's are taking part with 2 fisherman each about to start watching the sporting spirit is also strong on the icy expanses of lake on a guy in cathay india the local event agency is hosting a fishing competition there are prizes for catching the smallest the largest and the 1st fish. and today. is up for the challenge of which though in the middle of winter is a tricky time for ice fishing the water is extremely cold and the fish a

and is stirring in off dorothy's threaten criminal prosecution it gets employees of russian news agency sputnik pressuring them to cut ties with their parent company. studio where it's just past 2 o'clock in the morning you're watching our team's national armories on the low could spankie for joining us. the u.s. house is debating the donald trump impeachment articles prior to the landmark vote it's spectate late today the president himself has accused the democratically of shift pressuring policy members to vote a certain way and have been plenty of sound bites coming from the house floor already. this is a moment that you will read about in your history books he sought to elevate himself as a dictator a king but we are not him aren't monarchy we are the united states of america i want my daughter to be able to tell her children grandma did the right thing because in america no one is above the law now one of the democrat witnesses not one was able to establish that the president committed bribery treason or high crimes and misdemeanors tench taken office nearly 3 years ago president t

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[applause] oftand here in the name day,a hessel, dorothy fannie lou hamer, curtis may -- curtis mayfield two. introducestop now and someone. he has been such a major force for good ever since he set foot in congress. [applause] who has been willing to take a stand. you have been sitting much too long. there is a permanent increase in your right and wrong. [applause] the one and the only, my aye oh.ster, puerto rican legacy. ♪ >> what is up los angeles? what's up los angeles? i can't hear you. what is up los angeles? [applause] los angeles, california, are you ready for the revolution? [applause] i know i am. thank you all so much for coming out here today. it is amazing and really nice to get out of the freezing cold. [laughter] i am so thrilled to be here. i am so thrilled to come to the heart of where we are going to change this country. [applause] that is why we are coming out today. next november. [applause] every day after that too. i want to reiterate and go over some things dr. west was talking about. if those of you who do not know, you better now. -- you better know who dr. west

. >> greg: is that where you sync it up to dorothy? >> yes. but you have to smoke something really strong for it to work. >> juan: you have a special place in their shell because the weirdest christmas gift i ever got was the snowflake sweater. >> greg: why are you wearing it? >> i liked it so much that i wore it at home for my family on christmas day last year. >> he wore it the whole day? >> while i wore it for dinner. i don't know about going out afterwards. it's a pretty fun suit. the second question for our christmas special, this one comes from lindsey c. it says what's the most annoying christmas song? >> i will go first on this one. the chipmunks. alvin. >> we were still doing feliz navidad. and that's the only spanish song i know. t >> i said only ricky martin, but that is the most annoying christmas song in my opinion. >> it's christmas. >> i'm going to have to agree. >> you are all racist. >> years ago, years ago peter and i invited my sister to washington, d.c., for christmas and as a surprise we brought her to new york for the fir

i'm ay share an analogy, dorothy, the ruby red slippers are the sertity cases i have. the agencies point me on the yellow brick road. i've made a lot of friends along the way, they've been supportive on my journey to the emerald city, those big doors closed in my face because of some of the regulation that i told me to go back, jump through some wicked hoops which i managed to do, got back, the doors were then opened, only for me to find another set of regulations behind the curtain. so my ask of this administration would be remove those regulations, let us get to the man behind the curtain who knows the power and those ruby red slippers they've given us to open those doors for contracts so we can truly. president trump: did you write those regulations down that -- i assume you think they're unnecessary. >> i won't say they're unnecessary. great people in the s.b.a., i'll use that as part of it, they are tremendous, they know their job. president trump: you know the ones barbara is -- >> we're going to talk about that. >> we're going to talk about that later. president