welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: why jackie robinson? >> he was a major figure in my 1994 series and we thought we'd done him and several years later his widow rachel now 93 and a remarkable formidable human being said i want you to do a stand alone and was so busy and working with my daughter about the central park five and de well -- we wale . we realized we can go to jackie. he's smothered in mythology like washington or lincoln. we wanted to liberate him with a more complicated and truer story of the familiar stuff of the leadup, part one of our film it's a two-part series and the unknown post baseball where he's a civil rights leader and i think people will be stunned and surprised the familiar tropes of the early baseball career pee-wee reese putting his arms around him never happened and jackie robinson has agency and we like the idea of the good negro who turns the other cheek for three years but when it's no longer a requirement he returned to the man he was who was fiery and competitive and unwilling to accept discrimination an

we cut corners with jackie.oted in that 1994 series the idea that he had put his arm around him and it just takes a little bit of investigation, it's not in jackie's auto biography. there is no mention of it in the white press, no mention of it in the black press, which would have run 20 related stories. when you're playing first base and pee wee is at shortstop you don't go across the diamond and put your arm around. it's not baseball rhetoric. maybe later on when he played second base, he might have did it. i think time it's maybe that it's no pun intended that white people wanted to have more skin in this game. to think that we were good, as the historian says in our film, that we wanted to do well. what jackie went through is beyond the pale. black cats on the field. opposing teams, trouble with his own teammates. pitchers pitching at his head. charlie: when did he change from taking it because he said you'll have to take to it make this transition? >> he said three years. first year in the minors, he's at t

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what was it like having jackie robinson in your head? it was -- he was a doer not a sayer i spend way too much time talking not doing. he makes me want to make the world better snot just make it better for my own little niche but for others. that is exactly what he wants. very end of the film it's a little bit of downer, he's not sure he's had it made actually in fact. then you think that every april 15th, every single ballplayer puts on his uniform in every stadium in the major leagues it's the only number retired in every stadium. he appeals to the best in us and that's what makes it just not only great story in sports but great story in american history. in some ways a great human story. >> dickerson: ken burns, thanks very much. we'll be right back in a moment. download the new app? we're good. okay... what if a million people download the new app? we're good. five million? good. we scale on demand. hybrid infrastructure, boom. we're not good. we're total heroes. scale on demand with the number one company thanks for watching. nation

away from the field, jackie spent little time with his teammates. has to stay at the hotels and took his meals alone. jimmy cannon, writing in the "new york post," called jackie, the loneliest man i've ever seen in sports. >> dickerson: the loneliest man in sport talk about that. >> when this man passed away at age 53 he looks old and stooped like white haired retired carver. it was the load he carried. i'm 62, he was 53. he didn't -- he carried something for so many of us not just african americans, but as he is to say decent whites. people who were concerned with advancing the progress of america. and that's why the story is so important and the as a matter of fact that a lot of us talk the talk. he actually walked the walk. he got up every day try to make lives better for everyone else that was an amazing accomplishment. >> dickerson: what did carrying all that weight, what kind of character did it require and what did it do? >> we think of him as the guy who just christ like turned the other cheek. in fact he was angry and competitive and patien

jackie's ready. what was it about it? what have you figured out?r three years, one of the minors, two in the majors when he was behaving as a good negro, and when he finally didn't have to do that, we knew he was an uppity you know what. but i think branch ricky, who was intending to bring up other african-americans and this sort of fell into his lap understood that the college education, the feisty temperament that he would have to hold back, his competitiveness, and his unwillingness to be patient. his unwillingness to accept second-class citizenship put him in a position to fully understand how difficult a position he'd be in, and that he would have to shoulder a lot of this by himself, because he would be helping to carry his race. and jackie understood from that first meeting exactly what it was. and it's an existential story. he got up every day for the rest of his life and did something most of us don't do. we talked the talk, he walked the walk. he tried to make the lives of people better for every day of his life and he did that. and that'

. >> stephen: well, the new documentary is jackie robinson.robinson who was the first african-american baseball player in the white a major leagues. >> that's right. >> stephen: it was already the neglect ro leagues. why is jackie robinson's story an important one to tell. >> this film that we just finished t say small fim, two part, four hour, not the big long one, it will be out monday and tuesday i made with sarah burns and david mcma hon and they desearch equal credit. they are coproducers and codirectors. we treated him in our 1994 baseball series and it was an important part of that series. but jackie robinson, like george washington, abraham lincoln is smothered in mythology. we thought it might be possible to liberate him from the sentimentality that attach and try to free him because what jackie has to teach us now is almost what is going on. the bible say there is nothing new under the sun. that means human nature doesn't change. it just superimposes it self on these random chaos of the events or seemingly random chaos of the events.

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, where did the mother, nicki live? >> reporter: we know she was in the bay area for 12 years but she has family up and down the coast of california. we don't know where her family is located right now. >> jack, thank you. >>> police have identified eye mystery man sitting on the bench near the north berkeley library and couldn't tell police his name when he was found but he was identified as a 60-year-old from oakland and then taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. >>> it's 6:01, and let's get a check on traffic with gianna. and you have an alert? >>> i do, two fatal accidents, san bruno, southbound 35 remains shut down at skyline boulevard between berkshire. and the northbound lanes closed as well. chpsaid they will open the northbound lanes in an hour but one-way traffic is control in effect. 260 is probably your best bet. if you are trying to access 280, use highway 1. if you are trying to get to skyline college, that will be difficult because of berkshire being shut down to access it. and elsewhere, we are

jackie had a teammate and a lifelong friend. he was 21 years old on 1947 when jackie made history that day and he's the only living member in that team. ralph and i talked about that day with his good friend jackie robinson and whether the dodgers chose >> jackie was capable of it because he was smart and strong and aware of what position he had to break the color barrier. >> to hear ralph talk about that yesterday and to hear what jackie robinson went through it was so hard. there was players on the dodgers that did not want jackie to play their. >> as the story goes, there will be a petition that does not allow jackie to play for the dodgers. he and jackie were lifelong friends. >> everyone wears his number tomorrow. >> it's great! >> thank you. let's check the weather forecast. >> it's good running weather out there. >> yesterday was nice.it was a little bit brisk. it's good. >> they say the ultimate running temperature is 51 degrees. >> that's for your body to perform optimally . >> we start out 42 and we go to the midmornin

this is the president in ken's newest film, "jackie robinson". >> jackie robinson felt a reason to speakp. power where our voice matters. where we are heard. have to do a constant gut check. are we doing enough to make sure that voice is active on behalf of the values that are deepest in us that matter most to us. >> race continues to be a big conversation in this country. a new poll from gal up says the percentage of americans who say they worry a great deal about race relations has doubled. director of jackie robinson, film maker, ken burns. always good to have you at the table. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> it's a powerful documentary. big carveout of someone who has done wonders with baseball. how early did you know you were going to do this? >> well, his widow, rachel, had been asking me for many years to consider a stand alone, and sara burns and i were finishing up a film dealing with race again and figured it was the time. jackie, like many important figures in history, become kind of superficial and mythological. and if you liberate them from the tyranny of that m

robinson for jackie robinson day establish in 2004. i'm here because i'm here from the recipients. to new york they have a fund-raising dinner mentor ships internships and head over to the web site you can also make a donation as well. in 1973 and this foundation has provided $4.5 million for the scholarship program assistance just this year take a look at your weather and a beautiful day for baseball reconditions and oakland and the '60s. ) the coast in the '50s we will continue as the clear sky is not caught in the sky out here. i continue to see gusty wind speed satellite read our shot shows we have a big rig of high pressure and things that will have majorly and next couple days in the '80s by tomorrow lasting until sunday and by monday we start to cool things down. >> pam:now to the race for president. and the battle for the big apple. this weekend the presidential campaigns are cris-crossing new york and beyond ahead of tuesday's primary. but before the polls open - there's a lot happening behind the scenes. kron 4's mark meredit

i spoke to jackie reses. take a listen. jackie: there are a bunch of kinds risks that we manage.here is credit risk. we use machine learning models to underwrite our merchants, so we can provide them with a loan in the first place, and make sure they are in a position where they should be taking capital. second, because we have the data on how big they are and how they are growing and how seasonal their sales are, we are able to offer the right size loan to a merchant. it is important to us, from a credit quality point of view, it is the right loan to the right merchant. the second risk is market risk. that is on the investor side. on the market side, we are part of wall street. we sell our loans to investors, and we also take a small portion of those loans on our balance sheet. we are not a balance sheet heavy business, and we are thoughtful about what amount of loans should be sitting on our balance sheet, relative to what is being sold externally. emily: they say wall street does not understand their business. does wall street understand square's business? jackie: we are only

>>jackie sissel:.obin winston: will have a different perspective of this accident the have and this one land open in the east and sky with a one. the freeway was close traffic as we combine the corner is on the scene a heavy- duty tow truck is just the right to sing that is good news as more commuters to throw out the back of is growing will still have an estimated time of clear and not get on the left is 80 east if you're coming from the legal you can take 80 to 780 to 680 the back of the only getting worse, it should leave early this morning if you have to use the no estimated time for clearing is bound in the coming school reform is a traffic. >>james: it's warmer out that antioch were also looking at mid fifties across the north ave as well >>reporter: a lot of it is cleaned up a lot of the cleaning was done just today there was still some little that is visible the 420 the unofficial pot smoking holiday but the park officials said there will be aware into the morning cleaning up the aftermath of t

emily: my interview with jackie reses.up, the draft encryption legislation is out, mandating companies would have to lie, with court orders requesting access to data. moving into that next. ♪ emily: turning to encryption, the release of a draft of a bill that would require companies and individuals to comply with court orders, saying measures are needed to protect people from criminals and terrorists. the senators are soliciting input from the public before formally introducing the bill. --as joined by luke lebowski luke vanboski. >> it is an emotional debate. i understand many industries have come out against it. it will be essential that legislation have broad industry support in order to have any chance of passing in the end. we will see how it turns out. emily: what is a productive way for tech companies to work with the government? >> many have been trying to work with the government. the answer is to find a balance between privacy and security. it is not something that is out of reach. whether this is the right appro

jackie ward is live with more on today's announcement. jackie? >> reporter: this is startling to know, kenny. some of san francisco's fire safety laws were established more than 100 years ago, and a recent stripping of fires in the mission is part of the relationship that they are bringing the issue to life. lack of fire sprinklers and alarms are some of the issues that they are expecting to focus on. the department's building inspectors, not the fire department, are supposed to be responsible for this but they say they are under staffed and overworked. >> jackie, what is the required law that landlords have to uphold? >> reporter: we're at 22nd and mission. take this building behind me, for example. state and local laws don't require older buildings like this with 16 or more apartment units to even have fire alarms or sprinklers. the buildings should comply with whatever law was established in the year it was built. some of the buildings built in 1906 and 1907, that is the fire safety law they follow. back to you. >> jackie ward, thank you. >>>

the phillies are one of the many sponsors of the jackie robinson celebration day. the team is donating tickets for local kids to attend the game. tonight fans will take part in a jackie robinson salute. >>> an employee at a chester county chick-fil-a received a special surprise. >> yes, he did. nbc 10 was there as a group of mothers gave him an unexpected gift. george holston has worked at the chick-fil-a in downingtown for eight years. those who know him say he greets everyone with a smile. recently jennifer fisher realized that george was wearing a worn-out medical boot. he has diabetes and couldn't afford the $200 shoe she needs. she wanted do something so turned to other moms on facebook for help. >> the money started pouring in. lots of compliments about george, how much he made an impact on peoples lives. it was overflowing. so we ended up raising $1800 for him. >> today i'm just overwhelmed today. i'm thankful from the bottom of my heart. >> $1800. more than enough for george to buy his new shoe and a future one if he needs it. >> reminds me of the phrase th

jackie bensen has the latest from police. jackie? >> reporter: this is the type of call firefighters do every week, sometimes every day. now, it happened about 7:30 and resulted in a lockdown of this neighborhood, which is just off branch avenue. we know there was a 911 call by a concerned citizen, someone worried that the occupant of a home on sharon road was in medical distress. a fire engine and ambulance responded, meeting the 911 caller at the house. when they're knocking on the door and got no response, there was concern that the occupant's threatening. at that time, a decision was made to force entry into the home and try and help him. here's how police chief hank stewinski describes what happened then. >> they were in the process of trying to gain entry into the home to ascertain the condition of the person inside. as that process is unfolding, the shots ring out. >> reporter: we know that the two firefighters were shot. one, according to the chief, was shot multiple times. the concerned person, the one who was less seriously

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jackie ward has details. jackie? >> reporter: michelle, we didn't see every single text message that was sent but saw enough to make anyone uncomfortable. the public defender obtained the pages of unedited text from march of 2015 to august 2015 and it included derogatory terms about blacks, indians, hispanic and gay people and even made a joke about internal affairs reading the texts. >> when we're talking about bias precincts and racial profiling, there is a direct connection to these associations that are being made by officers being implicit and explicit of what ask happening -- is happening on the streets. >> reporter: the department said they do not reflect the department as a whole and officer lai has resigned. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, the big question is what's next? >> reporter: this investigation stemmed from a sexual assault investigation. investigators couldn't find enough to charge lai with sexual assault charges but found enough to charge him with multiple misdemeanors and he acc

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, police are not saying anything about why this happened or motivation, nothing about that; right? >> reporter: they are not release anything details about the killing. all we know about nicki is she has been a bay area resident for 12 years and worked at a best buy on harrison street and they are keeping details under wraps. >> okay. thank you. >>> two graduate students are expected to announce they are filing complaints with the state about a u.c. berkeley professor. their attorney said they were victims of discrimination, sexual harassment, and a hostile work environment. these are the latest in a series of similar accusations at the university. >>> new this morning, a palo alto non-profit for people with disabilities may have to cancel a camping trip after thieves stole equipment. this is a previous photo from a trip, from abilities united. someone broke into the organization's shed and took off with tents, sleep baggings and other gear worth $1600. >>> it's a monday morning, and we do have a little bit of drizzle out there which hasn't affected traff

jackie ward has more. jackie? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. this happened after the bill cosby case came to mind finding that charges could not be filed in some cases due to the time of the case. an 80-year-old is the oldest of more than 50 women who accused cosby of sexual assault. because of statute of limitations is a decade in california, hayes cannot file charges against him. >> if i was 19, i would have said, oh, bill, you're so silly. but at 38 i said what the hell do you think you're doing? and it scared him i think and he left and said have a nice dinner, ladies, and i never saw him again until this day. >> reporter: if approved, it would take effect in 2017 and the senate public safety committee will consider the bill this morning at the capitol. jackie ward, kpix. >>> we have no rain this morning, and we don't look for the next chance to come until thursday morning, maybe. but in the meantime, a chance to dry out after what was a rainy weekend. we're looking from the transamerica pyramid towards the bay bridge. the numbers look nice

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he followed jackie robinson 11 years later. jackie made his debut. he became the second african-american and first in the american league. he went through everything, through, and he didn't have the benefit of playing a year in the minor leagues to know what was going to happen. he went from the old negro leagues to the majors. and when he arrived, with the exception of one teammate, joe gordon, all the cleveland indians in 1947 ignored him. and then he played in the 1948 world series. in the 1948 world series, becoming the first african-american to win, that with the pitcher steve grumic, that was his pride and joy. because that's when he felt black guy and a white guy together hugging, that's the way it should be. you know what? to his credit, larry dolby, no bitterness. kerry: cool story. thanks for sharing that. that's it for the news at 6:00. thanks for joining us. i'm kerry drew. for all of us in studio 5 and we'll see you back here on at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped.

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jackie was asked to testify.ne of the first casualties, first deaths of the american revolution was crispus att icks. african-americans have fought bravely and every single war we have had. supporting the ideals of freedoms since the second arrived. that is one of the burner transformations. host: james is waiting in houston, texas. good morning. you are on with ken burns. guest: thank you for taking my call. theknow, i was born in 1940's and grew up with a lot of this. i am not a racist by any means. we know amongst ourselves that some people automatically look down on other people. it is basically by the way they act. there are white people who act stupid, and same thing with hispanics and same thing with blacks. i play golf with a black group and i have been playing with them for years. with otherproblem discriminate they against themselves face-to-face. if i were to do that, they would call me a racist. that needs to be emphasized more. they need to start treating each other better. i think other people would

jackie? >> reporter: yeah.he hassle to start their day on a shuttle, but this morning, that is not the case because train service has resumed between the pittsburg-bay point and north concord train stops. for almost three weeks, that part of the line has been tested by techficials as they trying to fit -- by technicians as they try to figure out the problem. while it's been difficult for bart, it's been a headache for commuters. >> i'm relieved. relieved. i have been going on that shuttle for a while and it's a nuisance and delays me at least 20 minutes from getting to work on time. really excited about it. >> reporter: so while ai

jackie?ndary rocker says a show will not go on in cleave lapped. >> joe walsh cancelling a concert after finding out it was part of the republican convention. she was told it was a benefit for veterans. he says the presidential campaign are isolationists and spiteful. i cannot in good conscience endorse the republican party in any way. >> speaking of the republican party hatred for donald trump turns to vandalism. 5,000 dollars in damaging after his tires are slashed and yogurt touched in his car after a donald trump bumper sticker. he called the bumper sticker a tool of hate and such things need to be destroyed. >> i wonder ma kind of yogurt it was. >> suing ashley madison will have to use their real names in court. a missouri judge rules the 42 plaintiffs whose confidential information was hashed last year will sue them against the infidelity state. they claimed sop plaintiffs filed suit under their real names. that reach impacted 37 million customers some of whom relied on the site's full

today is a day to remember and honor jackie robinson.e'll tell you what's going on in philadelphia to pay tribute to the man who broke baseball's color barrier. >>> don't just watch the news, you can be part of the conversation. follow the nbc 10 news today team on twitter. the addresses are on your screen. you can read all of the posts we put forth. you can tweet us. we'll tweet you back. . >>> welcome back. today marks the anniversary of a victory in the civil rights movement. on april 15, 1947 baseball great jackie robinson broke the color barrier and played for the brooklyn dodgers. today people in philadelphia will come together to honor robinson's legacy. the annual jackie robinson day ceremony takes place this afternoon at the philadelphia stars negro lead memorial park. though robinson was not from philadelphia, organizers say the mission is to remember his legacy and educate kids today. 900 am wurd is one of those organizers. >> that's why this event is so important to our community. why we are here, we'll be broadcasting live s

jon: what about on the democratic side, jackie? bernie sanders on one step state but if the state allowed independents to vote. doesn't that say something to the larger party question mark. >> i don't know. it seems like this race is sort of over four bernie sanders if you look just at the map. he is intending to go all the way to the convention but you are starting to hear more movement argument for bernie sanders rather than talking about winning and you have to imagine he's going to fight tooth and nail to get his pitch into the democratic platform so it has more residence even beyond the bernie sanders campaign. jon: jackie kucinich, jamie weinstein, interesting times. thank you both. >> thank you. heather: on the democratic side the race moves to indiana. on may 3 with 83rd 83 delegates at stake thanthey had to west virginia on the 10th with 29 delegates. our political correspondent mike in any well is live in huntington, west virginia with the latest and look ahead at those important races. highlight . reporter: good morning.

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. >> the "on the record" political panel is here rick klein and daily beast jackie kucinich.oters, likely democratic voters still undecided. >> yeah, i feel like it's like when you are at the end of the election cycle and you see there are independents still vice president decided who are these people? sure enough they do exist and showing up in that poll. the interesting thing is bernie sanders has consistently had trouble with more diverse populations in states that are more diverse and we're seeing that reflected again in new york. >> it looks like at least at the polls and poll is 53% on the pressure there. >> the pressure is on bernie sanders. a lot is made about his winning streak and hillary needs to bounce back. he has a gap among voter groups, delegates overall votes it is his home state, his native state. win there that would send a serious message to the democratic party right now and start to make up the gap we are talking about. it's a closed primary so only democrats vote. those have not been good to him in the past. diverse state. he has got to one. if he does

you guys are celebrating jackie robinson.s, we have been celebrating since 1996, when major league baseball instituted jackie robinson day. we have a great line up at the ballpark. we will honor jackie robinson and philadelphia a stars. we will be recognizing jackie robinson foundation and philly's rbi scholars as well. the for the first time this year, we will have have, six local churches singing one of the jackie robinson's favorite songs oh, happy day on the field. >> i have a special t-shirt on right new the that the fans can get tonight, correct. >> yes, absolutely. first 500 fans that purchase tickets on line to the team night page have an to opportunity to have that commemorative philadelphia a stars t-shirt. >> i know you are friend with the family, you know, what does this day mean for them as well. >> it means a lot for them. i have been lucky enough to get to know them and their families. they have become my surrogate grandfather almost getting to know them throughout the year tonight philadelphia a phillies will

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. >> jackie schultz and her husband, alex are, expecting their second child.r, alex. there's two alexs in the room. don't get confused. we've got a bit of a problem here, because the water is breaking all over the floor. time to jump into action, brother alex. [ bleep ]. >> i can't believe you're blogging right now. >> alex is a blogger. alex mandel, and his sister jackie are the kids of comedian howie mandel. >> no! . >> getting a little peek inside the mandel family here it starts to get a little more tense. >> ow! >> this guy -- they're both on the phone. >> no one is going, are you all right? >> alex is starting to lift the legs, the husband is telling him what to do, push the legs up. >> i don't know what you want me to do! >> and now it gets -- even weirder. >> put your knee ace part, jackie. >> no! >> put your knees apart. >> no, it's my brother! >> well the reason why the husband isn't helping is because he's tending to the first baby. >> ow! i think he's coming out. >> i'm not ready for this! >> the baby is coming out. >> but just when you think it co

>>jackie sissel: the petaluma police department was notified just yesterday that he would be released into palo the unhappy about a buck is really nothing they could do if he is seen in or around the campus students should immediately call the campus police department and let the know about it. >>jackie sissel: is continues to be a developing story we're waiting for the petaluma police parliament are expected to be here on campus, will talk to students and faculty to methanol exactly what is happening in the resulting story that will be on all morning long. >>darya: the new text messages surface as investigators looking into sexual assault politicians to against an off-duty santa cisco police officer mcgee is says the messages were sent to during and after last year's tax in scandal when 40 officers accused of sending a similar text messages some of the new text messages they found had a clearly acknowledged the early scandal and some even mocked what was going on the support for the community to know that any officer who does not behave will be dealt with. >>darya: the yen condemns c

in pacific heights, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> yahoo is done with the fight. big names in tech are reportedly bidding for the company. kiet do joins us live with more. news of a possible sale? >> reporter: yes, good morning. tongue the list of potential buyers is verizon. verizon has reportedly hired several banks which means they are serious about this. now, according to a report by recode, a leak shows the revenue forecast falling by 15% to $3.5 billion with earnings falling by 20% this year. now, verizon is said to value yahoo's core business at $8 billion. recode said, quote, the financial situation at yahoo is dire. now, ceo marissa mayer's efforts to reboot the company into a content provider by launching a video web service portal fell flat and stock was down 20% this year. if the acquisition by verizon goes through, verizon would replace mayer with top executives from aol. and if mayer is ousted, she could end up with a severance package worth $110 million. google was reportedly also interested but only mainly as a way to gobble up the audience and blo

jackie ward is live where the daylight will result in resuming the search. jackie? >> reporter: a woman reported seeing a corpse near mile rock yesterday. park police and members of the fire department looked on multiple trails but turned up empty handed. the coastal rescue teams know the area well and are confident they will find something soon. >> there is a lot of rails that start off big and inviting and meander off and get smaller and get towards the cliffs. it can be difficult. >> reporter: authorities tell us that the woman waited hours to tell them what she saw. they asked us to remind if you you do see a body to call 911 immediately. and the fire department plans to be out here now that the daylight is on its way. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> police in san francisco are trying to determine if a car blew through a red light yesterday near union square. four people went to the hospital to get checked out, and they should be okay. >>> police are credited for saving a driver who nearly got hit by a train in riverside. a police helicopter crew was on patrol when the