me next week. brian gary is a partner in a family-owned business, green city eco-instruction. nicholas holland lift lives in clifton and owns valley dental services based in rosemond. bridgett kelly lives in norwood where she has served in the past on the norwood city council. relations director of the united food and commercial union local 7 a. and ben lynndy is the executive director of teach for america in the cincinnati dayton and covington regions. okay, with all of that, welcome. >> thank you. >> and i'm glad to have all of you here. it's not easy to have four at one time. so we're going to do the best we can here. dan, let's start with you. the controversy that has really started in the last few weeks centers on you. and you wrote an article in 2000 -- it was published in 2011 by yale law journal and it's entitleded the impact of teacher collective -- keep rolling that for me please -- i don't remember the whole title. tell me the title. >> most people don't. that's okay. teacher collective bargaining and its impact on student outcomes appeared whatever and whatever and whatever. okay.

and the three bears looking at francois hollande, or three main players in the opposition. you can see the small there is nicholas sarkozy. so thrilled tom find francois hollande sleeping in their bed. by stabilizing and stealing ideas from the right, francois hollande is stabilizing the right. people wonder if this is a good political strategy. genie: this alarming spread of traditionally, spread by mosquitoes, but there is a new development there as well. lookingery ominous front page. this is the enemy, the mosquito, of the zika virus, is on the verge of turning into a massive pandemic. there is been that case in texas, and the china daily in their cartoon today are focusing on the potential explosive spread. those are you are -- those other words that we hear from the world health organizat