the fish are dried naturally for three months. in february the first batch of dried abalone was finished. gourmets in hong kong have been patient for the dried abalone to arrive. >> translator: i hope japan recovers quickly from the disaster and can export lots of abalone. everyone here is waiting for it. >> translator: we want to rebuild our abalone business. if we work as hard as we can, we will definitely make that happen. >> reporter: he is now looking forward to sending his prized abalone to hong kong again. kazutoshi ishii, nhk world. >>> let's get a check of the weather from mai shoji. mai, you might want to first tell us about the tropical storm in the south china sea. >> sure, michio. i think you will remember the tropical depression that has been hovering over the south china sea for whiquite a while . this has intensified and is now a tropical storm moving in a westerly direction, very, very slowly. actually it was very stationary over the south china sea for quite some time and then now it is inch by inch moving toward

as for the iberian peninsula, still dries out.articularly portugal has been dealing with serious drought conditions, but unfortunately, no rain is in the forecast for the next several days. meanwhile thundershowers are gradually easing in southern italy as well as the southern balkan peninsula. temperature wise lot of double digits across the mediterranean country. 11 in london. out towards the east, cooling down to minus 7 in moscow despite the sunshine and minus 3 in kiev under cloudy skies. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, board members of the international atomic energy agency are urging north korean leaders to follow through on their promises. the new leadership in pyongyang announced last week they'd take steps toward denuclearization in return for food aid. american negotiators are pushing the north koreans to honor their commitments by allowing early monitoring by iaea inspectorses. the u.s. member of the board outlined the detail of the agreement at a meeting in vienna. north korean official

the funding that rob talked about that is definitely needed on the clean energy side has basically dried up on oil and gas. the horizontal drilling, r&d that was done -- that doe lab does not exist anymore and funding has essentially dried up. and the political debate now that anything we do to foster fossil energy is going to slow down this transformation to clean energy sources that rob talked about. so, it is unfortunate that it has become this polarization. when i think, as the president has said most recently, we need it all, and what needs to be recognized is the time scale. you cannot do this in a political election time frame. we are talking about decades. and many of the things that have happened, in all of the forms of energy, are decades. >> csis is a think tank. what do you do there that promotes energy innovation, technology, or simply data? >> i think the most and horten role is to raise the level of the debates about energy and to try to put all the facts on the table and bring everyone who has a view about a particular hit energy issue to the table and to invite policymak

the funding that rob talked about that is definitely needed on the clean energy side has basically dried up on oil and gas. the horizontal drilling, r&d that was done -- that doe lab does not exist anymore and funding has essentially dried up. and the political debate now that anything we do to foster fossil energy is going to slow down this transformation to clean energy sources that rob talked about. so, it is unfortunate that it has become this polarization. when i think, as the president has said most recently, we need it all, and what needs to be recognized is the time scale. you cannot do this in a political election time frame. we are talking about decades. and many of the things that have happened, in all of the forms of energy, are decades. >> csis is a think tank. what do you do there that promotes energy innovation, technology, or simply data? >> i think the most and horten role is to raise the level of the debates about energy and to try to put all the facts on the table and bring everyone who has a view about a particular hit energy issue to the table and to invite policymak

. >> just when we're seeing the job market starting to fight back as stimulus spending dries up, now there are new calls in washington to ramp up the spending. but is this improvemeing saying we don't need it. i'm brenda buttner, bulls and bear. >> gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris along with bob froehlich and mike norman. bob, this week alone. announcing two million dollars in new spending plans, with the economy starting to add jobs again, as stimulus dries up. is more spending the answer? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, i think the reason why we're finally seeing some positive job growth is we don't have the stimulus, so, the government needs to sort of get out of the way and let corporations do what they do best. and that's make money and create jobs and plus, brenda, they don't even have the money for another stimulus. look at in five years, our debt has gone from 5 trillion to 10 trillion and how can you be talking about a stimulus and think about short-term. so far this year, since the budget season started, we have spent 1.5 trillion, and took in 869 billion. oh, my

. >> what do you do with the dried apples? >> these are way to preserve them. what we'll do once these are fully dried we'll store them away in cloth or paper sacks or the lovely chest of drawers on the wall there. when i want to make an apple pie in the season when i don't have fresh apples anymore, usually spring and summer, i can soak these in water overnight and they'll rehydrate. >> oh, really? >> yep. we can even stew them down to sauce if i wanted to. >> even if there are flies all over it? >> there are some flies. when we live on a farm like this, there's a lot of animals. so the flies really like animals. they come in. they also like warmth and good food. who doesn't? >> then this other part there, that's where the quill stays. so they stay dry and even more importantly, the points are protected. pop up that part. then i'm going to close it at the top. so it's going to be one piece, but it's still going to be hollow in both sections. i'll just take off that extra clay that i pushed over to close it. i want it to be a little thicker at the top edge so i

they are dried. it is to die that helps it avoid artificial ingredients a survey by the barack and afghanistan veterans of america shows that a significantly higher number of veterans are unemployed this year ... the so-called natural products are everywhere in the stores but how do you know if all natural or eco friendly really is the best? you some advice on how to make sense of natural labels is jennifer weigel of trib-u >>because there is no government certification employees place for what this means it was a very murky description. now genetically modified organisms or glutens are the buzz words on the labels it's a free-for-all in the food industry and also the cleaning products and cosmetics industries ... we are trying to help people make sense of these labels , and you have tips on how to read these labels, >>first of all you want to look for certification seals: things that are certified by kosher food councils or the epa places like that ... leaping bunny is a company that insures that an

the air has really, really dried out. winds north, north west at 15. so the windchill this morning feeling like 28 in town. as we look across the country, a lot of activity out west. the pacific northwest and the mountains winter is still going strong there as these storm systems continue to come off the pacific. seeing mt. hood and those areas, they're doing great, even into some of the mountains in california. but they're getting the rain. the rain extends into parts of the northern plains, the great lakes but around here, clear skies. that's allowing the cold care to move in. with high pressure just about overhead, just to our west, we've got the northerly wind. that will be just about overhead later today. then the winds will turn toward the south. tonight won't be nearly as chilly. then the attention turns north and west. by tomorrow morning see this line here? that's a cold front from erie, pennsylvania to columbus, ohio in the morning. midday this thing is up to our north and west. it's going to come through with a couple of showers, maybe a thu

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futurecast shows the clouds coming in with fog, these green patches, then it dries out for the end of the day. monday morning, we do the same thing. these clouds may be more or less persistent through the day. the rain chances are highest to the west of us. tomorrow, no rain but a lot of clouds, maybe a few sun breaks. approaching 70, but cooler today. monday, near 70. monday is similar to sunday. then spring starts tuesday with the high of 74 with the rain at the end of the week. >> fro the susquehanna bank sports center, this is a 11 sports. >> seeds tend to hold their spots in college hoops for women more than men. at comcast center chalk held. they knew it would take a perfect game for the upset. the first half was played closely. maybe driving in and kicking out. morrison hits the long jumper. tied at 17-17. kim rogers got hot from the outside. the second half, the acc player of the year settled in. 12 in the second half. navy kept hanging around. the athleticism was too much. spectacular. the final contest center -- marilyn moves on, 59-44 -- maryland moves on. >> we should the

it's dried out quickly. take a look at radar. the action now is well to the south there you see it across southern maryland. and one thunderstorm right around drum point there. another one by la plata. all of that activity moving quickly off to the east/southeast, into the bay, into the potomac river. and across the lower eastern shore a little bit. in fact, you folks in crepo, right there near elliot, are going to see some showers in your region very shortly. it's all moving very quickly. not lasting so long. here in tv hill, literally, it rained hard for about six minutes, just as i arrived on top of tv hill, got soaked. north of the city, you see it clear out nicely. temperature rebounded after the rain left. 64, elkton. 70s to the south. 75 now in cumberland. and 66 in oakland. locally, temperatures heavy. kent island. upper to midticket of synths. -- mid-60s. and low 70s. but tomorrow, winds will go back to the northwest. right now, they have gone to the southwest. still milder air. later tonight, there will be the frontal p

high-definition radar, the rain has shoe dried up around the bay area.he front is being pushed along by the low pressure center and will spend over point conception and santa barbara they had steady rain tonight. they had snow atop mount baldy. it was raining in palm springs and it will all head out of the state by tomorrow night. breanne civic center, almost 1.5 in.. san francisco had almost 1.5 in. and loss status had an inch and 2/3. we are still just half of mourn normal rainfall this season. it got cool today, the average highs this time of year are supposed to be in the mid-60s. we were about 7-10 degrees behind that today. it will warm up tomorrow but will get wet again on tuesday. mostly clear around the bay area. notice that it gets cloudy and then declares off during the day and then a high clouds advance right before more rain begins to show up in the north bay after sunset marron night. that rain will spread south during the day on tuesday. tomorrow temperatures will be in the low 60s and and then we will increase the clouds which will lead t

scale at one pound and it's as long as a baseball bat all for a mere 26 bucks and you'd better be none dri. >> tony notches his 13th win in nascar and the hawks with a marathon game. plus, after one of d greatest downfalls in sports the old tiger woods is back. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and it looks like we're starting off this last week of march on the warm side, what aed by surprise. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> hey, there. a very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports there'll be no cinderella story this year as march madness comes down to a face-off between four college heavy weights. here's nbc's mario solis with a look at all your early morning headlines. >> two more teams punched their ticket to the final for. we begin with north carolina and kansas city, kendall marshall sittinging this out with a broken riftst kansas pulls away in the final minutes. taylor on the break, manages to get the bucket. kansas up seven. carolina trienld to come back. travis relerford finishes on t

but now, the roadways are dried. if that would change by tomorrow morning. here is what we are expecting for weather today. mostly clear this morning. it is cool in some spots. a few locations coming in in the '30s but most of the areas in the forties. increasing clouds this afternoon. the north bay will get a chance of light rain late in the afternoon. overnight, we expect the rain to really increase. tomorrow will be wet. hugh is a quick look at temperatures outside. like i said, in the 40's generally causes around the bay. careful look at the forecasts coming up in a little bit. >>erica: i am not looking at any hot spots around the bay area. we do not have any accidents on the chp traffic law. here's a look at conditions on interstate 80 in san francisco. the east bay looks good. in the south bay, no problems for interstate 280 or highway 101. we do not have any accidents to report coming out of the bay shore. >>mark: a man has been arrested in the murder of 05 people on friday. police say he killed his victims inside the home. the bodies were discovered

officers believe the fire may have actually been caused by dried leaves under the engine block.ll no word on the suspect or motive in this case. >>> a former mount rainier police officer is due in court today for sentencing. gene gillette pled guilty last year after investigators say he set i'm sex trap at his home and shot the victim as he tried to escape. during his time it the mount rainier police fore, gillette was named rookie of the year and officer of the year. >>> also in court today, serial arsonist maurice dues. he is expected to plead guilty to arson in maryland. last week, he pled guilty to arson and aggravated assault in tease and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. he confessed for starting at least 18 fires in d.c. and prj county. one of the fires injured five firefighters. >>> mitt romney wins illinois. he took 47% of the vote. rick santorum got 35%. ron paul and newt gingrich, who did not campaign heavily, were far behind with 9% an 8% respectively. speaking to supporters in illinois last night, mitt romney took aim at president obama's energy policies. >> unde

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. >> it has been dried the last few weeks. not a lot of rain in the meet forecasts.e some of developing tonight and then again thursday night into friday morning. showers and thunderstorms clearing out early next week, and maybe some temperatures in the upper 30's by tuesday and wednesday. what is that all about? >> that is a look at our news. thank you for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message.

if that dries up you are dealing with less and less. >> thank you very much for your time. the latest fourth which was has been released. forbes magazine says there are now a record 1200 26 billion airs on the annual whist compared to 140 when it was rated 1226 millionaires on the annual list compared to 140 when it started. >> he has a fortune of $69 billion. he is still ahead of his closest rival. this is asia's richest man. his net worth is $25.5 billion, something to enjoy at the age of 83. one of the winners this year is mark zuckerberg, who is worth $17.5 billion. the biggest loser was this man from india, the owner of the biggest steel company. his net worth dropped $10.4 million. the russian oligarch also dropped. it is roughly half of what it was last year. it has been an unstable time for the world's richest. >> it was an amazing year of volatility. it is only a net gain of six teen who. -- 16. there were 117 who dropped off, another 12 who died. >> there were also new faces. ford said there were as many who gain wealth us who lost it, and in terms of countries, t

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in february, the dried abalone was finished. in hong kong they have been patient for the abalone from japan to arrive. >> translator: i hope japan recovers quickly from the disaster and can export lots of abalone. everyone here is waiting for them. >> translator: we want to rebuild our abalone business is if he work as hard as we can we will definitely make that happen. >> reporter: he is now looking forward to transporting his abalone to hong kong again. >>> well, there is a tropical storm in southeast asia. that's affecting conditions out at sea and on land. let's go to rachel ferguson to get the details on that. >> good morning, catherine. yes, we have the first tropical system of the season. it's moving close to southern vietnam at the moment, inching closer every day. it's moving very slowly at the moment. this is t. of course, you can see in this mass of cloud. it's really come together in the last 24 hours or so. it's moving slowly, 65 mile an hour gusts and it means that the heavy rain is going to come down in the same p

it all dried as the sun sank slowly into the west and then all of the keating of the day drew out theective ability for those clouds to form rain. it left us with an inch and a half in san rafael. almost 1.5 in. in san francisco. we are still at about half of average for the bay area. clouds tamara as this system begins to move in to the pacific northwest. it will slide across the state tomorrow night and we will look for the north bay to increase clouds tomorrow. it will spread south over the rest of the bay area on tuesday. this is a computer model of what we think will happen tomorrow. we are shrouded in clouds tomorrow. this is what we think it will look like at monday night and more rain will be coming in overnight monday night into tuesday morning. temperatures near 60 degrees tomorrow. 58 at half moon bay. for the east bay, 63 in brentwood. in san francisco, upper 50s. increasing clouds will lead to a chance of rain in the north bay monday night. it will be wet and stormy on tuesday. it looks like it might get wet again on saturday. so we have some on-again, off- again. >> ther

after they get water in them, they have to be dried. >> a fire house like this is for sale. if you have $1.3 million, which is really cheap enough for a firehouse -- >> one in the inner sunset was just sold. >> was it? i want to buy a streetcar. i cannot pay my rent. >> there were two of these for pumping water out of the ground. murphy gave a lot of money for it. >> what decided the boundaries and the location of golden gate park? >> it was a deal that they basically cut in 1868. the up side lands were up for grabs. it was u.s. government land, san francisco land, and then you had these squatters. these were rich men who decided maybe they could make some money. >> you put up a fence and you owned the land. >> it can to a compromise. squatters get some. you have certain military things reserved, government. we will create a public park. everyone donated a certain amount to create golden gate park. they also created smaller parks. there were all part of the deal. >> a lot of people got moved closer to downtown as part of the deal. if you are out in the middle of nowhere land

. >> see the cabbie fighting while -- >> he's mistill managing to dri. >> little do these poor penguins know -- >> there's a predator lurking. >> how a seal thinks -- >> he's got a penguin buffet there. >> and you're about to witness a car-b-q. >>> steven will kick off this half hour of "right this minute" with the story behind surve surveillance footage. >> we're in the middle of spring training and the owner of the little brick deli is working on his swing. you see a gentleman walk into the store with a motorcycle jacket and helmet. he didn't take the helmet off. he eventually makes his way to the counter and starts pepper spraying the owner, apparently trying to rob the place. but the owner says not in my store. he grabs a baseball bat and starts doing his best alert pujols on this guy. the guy walks away completely empty handed. police are still looking for this guy. they say he might actually be hurt from this altercation with the owner. >> that little shopkeeper had an awesome arm. he took that bat and just started swinging. >> that guy didn't have a motorcycle helmet on, i think

there would have been cry for another candidate, fund-raising may have dried up. he could have very well lost ohio in that circumstance. so now we're looking at a race i think where you're just trying to keep romney below the number of 1144 and it's hard to do that. certainly -- >> super-tuesday is this coming tuesday and these are the 10 states holding pry mary's -- alaska, georgia, newt gingrich's home state, idaho, massachusetts, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, tennessee, vermont, virginia. so which one of those is romney going to -- take or -- what -- >> i think romney will dominate super tuesday. he will not probably carry georgia, which is beginning rich's home state. long gingrich is in there he divides the opposition against romney so i think romney will come out of this day as the clear republican candidate. >> you agree? >> the big prize is ohio. no republican has won the presidency without carrying ohio not only in the primary but in the fall. and that's everybody will focus on ohio, whether santorum can catch romney in ohio. then gingrich has yet to win

the air really dried out a lot. dew point only 15 right now. so the weather headlines not as cold tonight. up 36 to 44. warmer tomorrow. we're going till about 75. however, there's going to be a front coming through so ahead of that some showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. then cooler again thursday. we'll be looking at highs thursday around 60. you can see the cold air in the northeast. 24 in caribou. out west. but the warn t here, -- warmth here, 56 national. this is tomorrow's weather before a front comes through and knocks us back down for thursday and friday into the 60s. you can see it coming in toward iowa right now and into northern missouri. see this line of showers right here? a couple of thunderstorms? that's going to be marching off to the east and southeast. we're going to see it late tomorrow. as far as the front. the showers and storms, well, they're not going to get here till probably early to mid afternoon from northwest and then taking the afternoon to move south and east. here's our future cast. quiet tonig

the dried fruit could help lower blood pressure in young adults according to a new study. even just munching on a handful of raisins three times a day several weeks could make a difference if. they believe it is the high level of potassium that does the trick. the movie theater snack popcorn could be good for you. researchers at the university of scranton said that its rich and antioxidants and that prevents damage to your cells. it is the crunchy hull that contains the most nutritional value. but there's a catch. the popcorn should not be covered in butter, oil, or salt, or cheese. >> if you like something more organic, first lady michelle obama will welcome schoolchildren to the white house garden today. the fourth annual spring planting, part of her initiative to help students to eat healthy. planted a garden first . >> coming up -- >> a little show and tell with kristin chenoweth. >> m captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> so it is monday. all of us complain about not getting enough sleep. >> today on anderson, guests and experts explain

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. >> this has dried beef in it. you put it in a pan with hot water. you would throw one of these in, one per man three times per day. >> another party reached for the south magnetic pole. >> he remains one of the great heroes. this expedition it a tribute. >> everybody pulling together try to achieve goals against insurmountable obstacles is good. >> no one in this expedition is under any illusions. they, too, may need the will to survive. robert hall, "bbc news." >> the opera is a sensation in many different settings. but the city of sydney is going one step further. hero is duncan kennedy. >> the tragic love story played out on an open air stage. but this is opera on the ocean. a giant floating platform in sydney harbor across from the iconic opera house. but as this last dress rehearsal showed, open air means open to the elements. there was a frantic effort to sweep the stage and keep it dry. they are trying to sound positive. >> it puts us in a difficult position. >> certainly the crowd didn't seem bothered. >> it was beautiful. the weather was ug

. >> this is rendered it down beef fat dried beef that has been ground up into it. you put it in a pan with hot water and you throw one of these in three times of day and this turns into a sustenance. >> ernest shackleton remains one of the great and arctic heroes. this expedition remains a tribute to his endeavors. >> he tried to achieve goals against insurmountable odds. >> no one on this expedition is under any illusions. they may need the will to survive. >> robert hall on what must have been one of the most incredibly terrifying journeys of all time. that brings the show to a close. you can get updates any time on our website. from all of us at "bbc world news," thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our exte

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that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect.y a clever way to get drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at any given time. >> if we didn't have drugs and alcohol inside prison, violence level would be very low. the department is going toward rehabilitation and that's a very good goal and long overdue, but you cannot have rehabilitation as long as you have drugs and alcohol inside of a correctional institution. it doesn't work. >> ready, mikey? >> yeah. >> let's do this. >> this one guy? >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually

and when the music stops then all of a sudden, the cheap, overnight money dries up. this is what's happening in europe today. this is what happened in 2008. and then people are stuck with all these risky assets, and they can't fund them. they owe cash to the people they borrowed overnight from or on a weekly basis. that's what creates the so-called "contagion." that's what creates the downward spiral. now, unless we let those burn out, it'll be done over and over. in other words, if, you know, if a lesson isn't learned, then the error will be repeated over and over. >> stockman says the modern bailout culture took off under president bill clinton. it was engineered with the help of federal reserve chairman alan greenspan and top economic advisors at the treasury, larry summers and robert rubin. >> the american people either didn't agree or didn't understand what in the world i'm up to in mexico. >> i think it started with the bailout of the banks in 1994 during the mexican peso crisis. >> reporter: for investors it was a sight for sore eyes. mexico's stock market act

brief downpours and it dries out in the afternoon. sunshine returns, a mild day.t turns colder saturday night and sunday. sunday will be chilly. east winds at 5 knots. the day temperature around 46. clear temperatures back in the 30s, maybe 30-40 across the area. tomorrow, increasing cloud and showers and rain by evening. 59 down into 40s tomorrow night. showers early sat, then clearing down to 38. colder, 54 for monday and tuesday. that's below average for the first days of march. >> we don't want to start going below average. we'll check in with jessica tomorrow morning starting at 4:55:00 a.m. >>> somebody else will be wearing number 25 for the ravens in the not too distant futures. we have all that and more coming up next in sports. ,,,,,, weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? that is so gross. ew. seriously? dude that is so totally gross. so gross...i know. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could sa

his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog s

historically when votes dried up your money dried up. but that's one of the problems. the republicans are going through right now. it's totally distect-- disconnected to any electoral reality. and so that makes it tougher for romney as well. that these guys can hang around even though, santorum has done pretty well and won a number of primaries. but gingrich by historical standards should long be gone from the race. >> that will be a perm thent feature of politics from now on as long as-- . >> woodruff: only a minute or two left but david a lot of talk this weak about the women's vote and whether the republicans have done some long-lasting damage to themselves with all this talk about birth control, con extra-- contraception, turning many women off, how do you see that? >> i really don't think so i think women are as divide as men there are a lot of pro-life women, a lot of pro-choice women. there has been historically general leigh a bit of a gender gap. so i assume that will be there. but i don't think there is a women's position on a lot of these issues. and so i ex