going to be defined by the time frame and i think we could be looking at at least a year to 2 years nabi 3 before we start to see production come back and alleviate that short supply with the high demand of aser speaking of sort of the messages that we've been getting from the federal reserve them trying to keep everyone calm we know that we're also waiting on the minutes from their latest meeting and they're said to be released this week is there any chance of the fed raising interest rates or making significant changes to their policies that are different from what we've seen over the last year. well of course there's a chance but if you think about the situation there and probably read many of my top 3 unfavored jobs the house right now would be to be drawn power working at the federal reserve because he's really in a tough spot if he even is to mates as raising the rates with the economy coming back but still relatively fragile and then there's still the question mark of what happens after we come back to keep growing then he really puts the basha not only on economic growth but he a

remember that we all attended the theater together a nabi of course and john quincy adams and my daughter nailed mrs. randiff, but patsy martha all of us engaging theater and oh several repairs the elegant dentists that you and your husband provided at all toy. that beautiful hotel where you lived in paris. no our children were very very fortunate and though there was somewhat of a disengaging if you will of both them correspondence and and friendly association during the two terms. i was cheap manchester to the nation. well now john quincy adams did come to visit at the president's house. what a roast remarkable boy. he is. i must tell you that that boy has more knowledge universal than anyone i can possibly think of he should make a very fine chief magistrate someday is my opinion. oh, yes. your next question is super. your friendship, of course as you all have mentioned included mrs. adams husband, john you traveled through england together mr. jefferson then lived in new york at the same time while both of you were serving in the us government. can you tell us some of the highlights o

3% versus last year but the company did note improvement in brands like cover girl i spoke with sue nabi, the ceo, and asked about the company's profitability and sales miss >> the profitability was clearly a momentum for us. as you know, this was a can you milestone that we really wanted to make happen during the third quarter. that was taken clearly by gross margin strong improvement, more than 450 base points versus what we've done in the past and this was clearly the number one objective. in terms of sales, you could really see that our prestige business, our prestige brands are booming, in america or in china, and we are starting to stabilize our mass beauty business worldwide, including in america. you've probably heard during our earnings call that's for the first time cover girl is seeing market share gain since four years. so the picture i really wanted to share with you today. >> what's driving that in cover girl i always thought of some of these big beauty brands, especially like cover girl, like the problem with big food where they need to be cleaner and go more where the con

daniel morrison is a lawyer and member of the ne she nabi indigenous people. she says that discovery is likely just crashing the surface as a fish for answers continues that more than a $130.00 similar schools across canada, the residential schools were opened with the sole purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assimilate indigenous people in canada and essentially in the words of one of the superintendent at the time was to get rid of the indian problem. and so the schools opened, they were run by churches. they were funded by the canadian government. and eventually it became a lot that all indian children had to attend school. and so the royal canadian mounted police actually had a heavy hand and forcibly removing children from their families and placing them into residential schools in which place there was neglect. there was rampant disease abuse and was testing done with electrical chairs and as we know, of course today, and we are talking about, there were many deaths when the t or the report came out from the truth and reconciliation