a lot of the ui and ux could be better. and the screen is underutilized.mily: you see a market tesla does not address. what does it look like? padmasree: china first. the market is growing for ev's there. driven by the incentives that the government is giving, but beyond that, there is more consumer buying power, looking at buying automobiles. and the family size is getting bigger because they have gone away from the one child policy. emily: so the nextev founder, william li, he pledged to build an electric supercar of sorts. padmasree: supercar is different. we will unveil it at the end of the year. in addition, we are looking at mass-market vehicles for china. that will be in the market soon after. emily: when will we see nextev's in the u.s.? padmasree: stay tuned. emily: you are on the list of the most powerful woman in the world and certainly in technology. when you were looking for your next gig after you left cisco, you had venture capitalists knocking on your door. you were talked to for the twitter ceo job. i would love to know more about your pro

one of the patients today is located outside the one-square- mile area of miami where the ui to be contained. dr. jon lapook is here with us. jon, does that mean the virus is getting outside that containmenn zone? >> reporter: well, the virus may be getting outside it, but the question is, are the mosquitoes outside that zone infected with zika? and that's the big question. so far-- i just spoke to the department of health, a representative in florida, and she said there's no evidence of any spread, active spread of the virus outside of that wynwood area. but when you see these little there, outside that area, the question is, is it because they got infected within that zika zone, so-called, and then traveled? or are there now local mosquitoes somewhere else that have the zika virus? >> pelley: there is important news on zika coming out of puerto rico this evening. >> reporter: right, you know, scott, puerto rico has been absolutely devastated-- is being devastated by the zika infection, and the united states government is declaring a public health emergency. just this week, there were nearl

the event is a kick off for the ui football season and honors hayden fry, a former head coach for the hawk for coralville's fourth of july celebrations. it all starts at 9 in the morning on friday and ends with fireworks at 10 at night the iowa river landing. if you have a non-profit event or organization you'd like to see featured... send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. members will likely allow a company to go on site of the knutson building soon. hobart historic winter. the meeting starts at 1:30 this afternoon. the murder of two nuns in mississippi has an iowa connection. a nun in boone knew both of the women killed and lived with one of them for a time. the man suspected of killing the women also spent time in jail in iowa for robbery and other charges. today, the national hurricane center might name the tropical storm close to florida. as that storm builds, it will hold a high pressure system over us here in the midwest. and as kaj is about to tell us, that means dry and warm now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on a day just like yesterday with hig

new concerns over the zika virus spreading in the ui states... and lawmakers are asking for more help. the latests on the outbreak. and if you missed the olympics closing ceremonies... they were pretty spectacular... we have all the highlights, coming up! another...... live look at the tim kaine rally in las vegas. he's speaking at a union convention at the mirage.... nominee is also speaking at the plumbers and pipefitters training center. doors...opened there at 9 but the event isn't set to start until 11- 30..... in today's health report... a new warning is out about the ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. u-s. concern is growing

with keeping an eye on the rise on the ui campus on hurky the hawkeye. >>> a little bit of cloud cover, let's take a look at the temps out there. we are seeing numbers anywhere from the upper 50s to the mid- 60s. details and a rain chance this weekend next. corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us on facebook - kgan cbs 2. hey, you're clarence! yes, sir. you know, at the model year end clarence event, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no good... stevent! that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 volkswagen reward card >>> all eyes on the river today specifically elkader, the turkey river 21.6 feet continues to rise. feet sometime amped midday today. bus stop forecast dry. a little fog this morning, 66, 79 had 9 at recess time. cloudy this afternoon. cloud cover this morning on the satellite and r

. >> this is a second company in this vein that you started your what is it about the conversational ui that convinces you it's the future? >> it's just issue. it's a natural way for us to interact. i had a guy that i was talking to that was not 65 and was asking me what i was doing these days. i kind of explained it to him and he said it's so tacky, i don't really understand all that stuff. i said actually technologies come to the place where it gets even easier for you to use it. you know how to hold a conversation. it's just a natural way for humans to interact. they have been doing it for thousands of years. if it became a de facto interface for pretty much everything that you do or at least many things where it's appropriate, i think that's very powerful and radically sympathize the world, especially with jack. >> you cofounded siri, so that the apple under the many other similar startups in the ai space that were acquired to work in big companies ai system. is mark zuckerberg took you for a walk in the facebook park for a hot dog and offered you all the kingdoms were viv tomorrow

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the presidential election commission has identified five polls we are at 10% flat on those five polls and that's an increase really of 4% con sen uis, over the last six or seven weeks, we are optimistic that we are going to get into the debates. lauren: first scheduled september 21 in new york. nicole: residents in south florida are bracing for a tropical depression that could dump 4-inches of rain on that state. a hundred miles of key west. sandbags are being stockpiled as people head to the stores for food, water and other mÑ supplies, separately a tropical storm watch has been issued for part of north carolina coast which could be see heavy rain early this week. lauren: two brothers under arrest in chicago in connection with the shooting death of the cousin of nba star dwyane wade. charged with first-degree murder in friday's shooting of 32-year-old aldrige. aldrige gun downed as he attempted to register her child to school. police say they both on parole were targeting a driver who had just dropped off passengers in a neighborhood. >> these two offensers are the prime example of the challenge we face in chicago with repeat gun

takers may not be the most friendly looking people around tragic shooting in chicago woman who was gunned down while pushing her baby in a stroller. with a ui this is stirring up controversy on the campaign trail today. if you're looking for a new place to live future checkbook ready stick around, we've got a look at the cheapest and most expensive neighborhoods to live. david was proud to be an american soldier. bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. par for the courts for late august 85 for the high today that the average is also far cry this pulled off significantly most spots from the sun upper 60s low 70s on the southwest as you drive yourself into the foothills black hawk in evergreen dipping into the 60s with lows in the 40s as we are already seen in a few locations dylan at 49 in east of town were feeling good 50s and 60s a few low 70s as you could end o

. >> quijano: as the summer olympics close tonight in rio,ui athletes from 176 countries are gearing up for the paralympics which begin in rio just lesspa than two weeks from now, jamie yuccas has the story of arch american paralympian who is >> reporter: wheelchairon basketball is fast-paced and fierce with full contact hits, sprints and three point shots. >> just because you have somepo type of physical limitation or disability, you still can achieve or even compete at a high level. >> reporter: for 27 year old brian bell, this year is the beginning of a new journey.in the alabama native will represent the united states in accident when he was ten. t after receiving a prosthetic, belgian to play wheelchair basketball. >> i tried a bunch of different types of sports, basketball, football, track, all types of things. i just fell in love with the basketball. >> reporter: and now before going for gold in rio, bell took a break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible. at shriner's hospital for children, the organization that helped him 17 years earlier.

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sarah, tell us the story of have uis ands -- of tevon lo his best friend. hough the police e admit ty killed sampson, kevin is in prison for 32 years. .> good to b be with you glad we are able to talk about these cases. as you mentioned, kevin louousis is one of 10 cases we looked att like this in cook county. the way he was held responsible boylston to the felony murder rule, a highly controversial legal document that relies on the theory of accountability. in t the summation of a felony, someone sets into motion a chain of events that leads to the death of another individual. unfortunately, even though the law is highly controversial, it actually exist in the vast majority of states a across the u.s. reliant on the felony murder rule, kevin lewis was charged with murder. these prosecutions are allowed for, because the felony murder rule was enshrined in illinois code. dealfused to take a plea on his friend's murder, and he was found guiuilty by a jury. amy: expxpin, if thehe officer s admitted killing marquee sampson . >> yeah, and the shooting was under h

as part of the public comment section >> ui the dr requested. >> eyes. >> you have a minute. >> was ainute left >> know you would not be able to speak on the public comment section >> okay i'm requesting the vertical extension will be illuminated from the bus. the additional story whether detrimental impact on the neighborhood by blocking views, stored sanchez seconds. the view study prepared by the project sponsor does not accurately depict the impact because it does not show the views from the area was commonly enjoyed by visitors. the study shows the views from the upper area only we have to stand at the end of the cul-de-sac to cw. so this does not provide any seating or shade was visitors sit here at the middle landing weather is more peaceful setting with shade and greenery. this image shows the impact of the view from the middle landing. this is the area they'll be blocked by the additional story. as you can see, half of the city skyline will be scared by the vertical addition. his is a significant and an acceptable loss to the community. the vertical extension should be elimin

intelligence agents that you'll talking to and they'll follow you around on all the devices that you have. something, uying consumer electronic device, taking it out of the box, wall, using into the it as some i.d. like you do with and having that thing say hey, dag, nice to meet you. set your preferences in this device. do you want me to tell you about it, right? kind of a new thing we're talking about and it's not that far away. so if you have your way, viv will be imbedded in download available for and enabled inside other apps. so it's not about launching a app.le it's about launching a system people can imbed in their their hardware and software. dag: we'll start out with a similar experience i showed you today to show case the power of and invite the developers to have at it and use it for whatever self interest they have. watch the market evolve. it's hard to say where it will exciting to l be see. matthew: you've used the term cam brian explosion in the past tms of how fast a.i. will grow as a sector. hat do you think are the benefits a.i. will bring normal people? dag: it will just make things mun

release do you complain to the city and the fine ui thousand dollar? that's infuriating to me. then, the permit for the siding the original siding with her says remove or replace it, it says required. you look at the drawings. there's woman got up they got called on it. they pulled a permit to do more siding and it says not visible from the street. it did not go to planning. it's visible from the streets. either you guys let him keep going but he said it doesn't matter any figure it out for you guys say, stop. no more work until they get this figured out and then report back. the right thing to do is a continuance of this hearing to planning and building can respond back to the board about this out-of-control project. >> good evening. sorry i've a couple points to make taking into consideration the appellants arguments. first of all, i've nothing to do with the easement is. there was another attorney involved to my involvement with this case and i'm not clear on what that all has to do with their construction and demolition without a permits. secondly, with respect to the permit

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if osd comes back and says can you do more than the 60 plus the 10, our ui security kind of stabilized? .. so now based on the fact that we ended up with folks locked up in the enterprise for so long, our projections were if we didn't stabilize, we were going to have more folks leave the enterprise than we could bring in. he's been very supportive of allowing us to stay on track. we get to that point in approximately 19 and then at 19 given the demand signal, i predict we will get more demands. for now and then we hope to get the system healthy. >> 60 plus 10 by 2019? >> right. >> please. >> i want to get back to some of your comments on the training, one of the things you noticed is that pilots don't fly. can you talk about nondeployed availability for pilots right now, how many hours are they getting in the air? >> putting in the perspective of captain grew when i was growing up as an f-16 pilot, i would do three exercises a year. that would be a normal battle rhythm. that played out for me the first night, the first day of desert storm when i along with my rest of fellow pilots got

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the lesson plan at offered free protective clothing and insect repellant. florida's governor announced 5- llion dollars in state funds would go for zika preparedness and mosquito control in miami 3 3 across southern ui devastating flooding.roads are lined with debris as the scope from the catastrophic flooding becomes more clear as water receeds.fema representatives say some places are still unreachable... and the flooding has forced more than 100-thousand people to ask for assistance. 20-25mb: kathy what have you lost here?"virtually everything... virtually everything.//50-54 "we're doing it ourselves. we don't have any fema, no government no nothing. are still living in shelters... and the flooding is blamed on at least 13 people.president obama will be in louisana tomorrow to survey the damage. waukeksha's approval to use water from lake michigan is apparently being challenged. according to waukesha mayor shawn reilly, a "cities group" is asking for a new hearing on that approval.waukesha says it needs that water because of radium contamination in its own supply.the city's request to use lake michigan's water was approved by lakes council earlier this summer.a statement from reilly today says the

the coast lin line. if you like it warmer wait until tuesday.3>+ui"p]yñ%i we have the heat come back into the pichblingt. on 7 news$q 9:00. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about in san jose. you can see on this map where a car hit a natural gas line and sparked a building fire. >> it is happening west carlos street and lincoln avenue few block west of downtown. crash happened about 8:45 this evening. >> we have a crew on the way to the scene. more details on 7 news at 11:00. >>> u.s. marine recruiters are targeting high school girls sports teams to find candidates who can meet the corps tough physical standard after the pentagon decision to allow women to serve in combat. corps has smallest percentage of women among all military military services. wants to increase the female percentage from 7 to continue percent. that means 3400 female recruit each year. recruiters also traveling to meet with female high school athlete and their coaches. >> ashley judd announced that come fall she will be at cal bear. >> i am now officially a student at the university of calibercly. >>reporter: judd will pursue p

the metaphor in terms of what you are talking about. i have a daughter and she is now 34. she has a child and uishave to give the talk to them as some point. my daughters got it well and got it early. the way he used to describe it to myself sometimes i would say if you are black in america you understand that when you are young and looking at here life you are looking at a minefield and this minefield is even by white and black circumstances, you know they are going to blow you up if you put your foot down in the wrong place at the wrong time. we have all sorts of stories of people. the thing you don't want is for your child is a well hell, i'm just going to sit right here where i am an not me can effort to do anything for myself because it has already faded. but here's the problem. the problem is your ancestors and your predecessors in your mothers and fathers and grandfathers since 20 century, 18th century paid to clear path through the mindset. some of it got blown up. we know who to lineup. some got halfway through but they left a map. if we are listened -- willing to listen to the wisdom of

the kyrgyz we serve since my first day in office. i outlined it as a parody of mine likes only things in life you outline what you want to work on. issues choose ui thing. issues choose the time. a day i was sworn in was the day freddie gray was generalized in baltimore at the day violence broke out the evening. it quickly became an issue we had to focus on extremely quickly. we've done a lot of work in this area, despite the fact not only has a been a difficult month it's been a difficult couple of years for this conversation. even though we've all been talking about how we restore trust and bring trust together, we often have these conversations in separate groups and it's easy to say if only someone else would do this, or if only someone else would change the perspective we can work on this. what i started out doing my first year in my community policing tour was going to cities that have a very challenged relationship between law enforcement and the community, is shooting, a police incident of some sort, doj had come in and sued the jurisdiction. yet three years later they found themselves in a positive place. my question was, what did they s

scott sabol is up next with a ui final look at your forecastth ar the 8:00 a.m. show then off too the nine. will be right back.ck getting plugged in on a free for all friday much more of your comments andl don't forget the o band they made cookies for us. were even more happy. have you seen rob portman's ads saying he's leading the fight against opioids? well here's what he's not telling you: rob portman actually voted against the funding needed for the program. that's right, portman voted against the funding. rob portman voted twice for budgets that threatened cuts to drug treatment programs. rob portman: can't trust him to tell the truth, can't trust him to be for ohio. good morning everybody. ten minutes until 98:00 dayytily forecast couple of spotty storms popped up later today.a small coverage as we look atk temperatures middle 80s todayo and tomorrow.d tomorrow the effectstomo of thed front will be felt in the evening.. we'll see rain and stormswe'll e developing in rn and tsthe eved overnight saturday.night saturd. i would say by sunday early most of the r

the ground? >> consider pli more organization on clinton's side. she has 19 or 20 offices open. as of today donald trump has one headquarters in car so at that. they're talking about opening uicouple dozen more within the next couple of weeks but that hasn't happened yet. i think like in a lot of states the trump campaign is really all about these big rallies. that's sort of what trump himself emphasizes.ph so it's true, they point at rallies where they draw 10,000, 15,000 people and suggest that shows that the energy is on their side. the question a lot of l republicans and democrats ask, with those people going after the rallies, they don't need to be pushed out.ou a lot of people are worried on the republican side that he needs to dot something to bolsr the ground game and push people to the polls that aren't automatically likely to go. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins, we're talking about two of the states where it's competitive.om hillary clinton is ahead in somn of the other battleground states. you describe what does donaldd trump need to do. you have been talking to people inside his organization. >> the two juggernaut states for sure, florida and ohio, he absolutely nee

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joblessness and programs that can help people get back on their feet and back into the labor market, we need to not leave out ui. >> i would put my meager recommendations in the context of the overriding purpose of sustaining the american experience in self-government which i consider to be permanently precarious. so i would say that whatever policy ideas we would ponder must be considered alongside the perspective for collateral clinical and social damage that comes from quietly, implicitly broadcasting in the notion that if you have a problem, we the government have a program that writes, unlike what jefferson and the people who wrote the declaration of independence second are based in nature that writes mean what we savin say t. there can be rights to anything we think you've got to have. so i would say that given, in line with my more or less prepared remarks, given the abundance of our efforts, our policy efforts already in the direction in mitigating poverty and preventing people from falling into bad circumstances, that our focus should be not on innovations or augmentations but on simplifying and stream

from joblessness and programs that can help people get back on their feet and into the labor market, we need not leave out ui. >> i would put my meager recommendations into context of the overriding purpose of sustaining the american experiment itself government which i assume to be precarious. whatever policy ideas we ponder must be considered alongside the perspective for collateral, political and social damage that quietly implicitly broadcasting the notion that if you've got a problem, we the government has a program -- we the government have a program jeffersons -- unlike and the people who wrote the declaration of independence said -- mean what they say they mean. they can be rights to anything you think you ought to have. given -- in line with my more or less prepared abundance given the of our efforts, our policy efforts already in the direction anditigating poverty preventing people from falling intobed circumstances -- bad circumstances, our focus should not be on innovations or augmentation but on simple fine and streamlining and consolidating, don't fewer things, doing those few things better tha

the region a bit wrmer then yesterday -- but still likely remaining below seasonal average in te very low 100s. .................... our flash flood watch only lingering for portions of lincoln and nw arizona ui satellite/radar showed this mesoscale convective vortez over southern nevada that wrecked havoc on our temps. -- unusually cool with storms. the lack of afternoon heating prevented more storms from developing yesterday afternoon. today we could still see the threat for storms -- mainly in higher elevation. if skies can clear a bit more look for possible convection >>> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton returned to las vegas yesterday ... election comes down to economic opportunity, national security and american unity. ((hillary clinton/presidential candidate: "i'm going to work to make sure we pull together. we get the economy working for everybody not just those at the top. we keep our country safe and work with our allies we don't insult them and we're going to work together to get rid of those threats that we face and then we're going to pull america together again.")) ((patrick walker)) >> clinton tookh senator harry reid by her side. she says she's pushing for appre

and he ui are at anyed on side of the building police say brook land was drunk he was arraigned on friday on charge including open and gross lewdness disorderly conduct and assault and battery on a police officer. during his arrest. >> and new hampshire firefighter is dead police officer and dispatcher injured after late night crash. police say 25 year old steven was killed in crash on 993 and canter berry. he was firefighter in lincoln. truck. bamba and dispatcher were passengers. now truck went off the road hit slupter trees in median officer suffered serious injuries. the dispatcher is expected to survive. >> governor maggie hassen released statement which said in part his heroic commitment strengthened our communities. and our state. >> residents in methune have access to 24 hon you are safer he dipose medical syringes and other sharp objects. band residents from throwing away needles syringe and land sets and household trash. it can found police station on hamster street rest accident must them in container before dropping them off. >> and dorchester man is behind bars accused of exp

>> guest: yes paul mack ui to reduce the. you can get it on -- he has extensive, is written extensively on trade and the distortions we don't have free trade. how is it conceivable that american workers can compete with workers overseas that make 30 cents an hour in china, for instance, who are very confident, equally intelligent as us with no workers comp, no environmental standards, no social security, no epa, no pensions, no health insurance, nothing? i mean, it's impossible. >> host: thanks for your call. >> guest: let me tell the caller that the united states with 5% of the worlds population produces about 20% of the world's output. we need to find a market where we can sell our goods so that we have prosperity. second, the economic studies that have been done about keeping markets open demonstrate since world war ii we had a bipartisan consensus favoring the keeping of open markets and the great economic interdependence advances our well being of our prosperity and our security i might add. doctor hofbauer over at the t

the jury's camp somehow find out about it. you have to be very careful about how much you televise. >> host: marcia clark, you reference that uis wanted to be a writer, since you are a little, where did you grow up? >> guest: i grew up. >> guest: i grew up all over the country. eyes born in berkeley and then we moved immediately after that and all over the place. washington down to texas and then california. southern california, the northern california. then detroit, maryland and new york. then we came back. >> host: what kind of work to do parents to? >> guest: my father worked for the federal government. >> host: at what point did you decide you wanted to be a lawyer? >> guest: i didn't decide wanted to lawyer until i graduated from college. i graduated ucla with a degree in political science with a minor in international relations. focusing on the middle east. i had wanted to work in the state department and the foreign office, and field but not so crazy they were about having girls in the foreign office. when i applied in at the time i spoke french hebrew, english, some spanish, and i thought could this not be good, this co

that is going to grow the spending of the fast food chain and general restaurants. could not have uifunction here where we can see the ownership. what i'm looking at is about an 8% stake from carl icahn. you also have some pretty big stakes in there. as the leader of a company, do those largehave ownership stakes by very active investors, are you beholden to them, do you want them on there? >> without carl icahn, i would not be her today and the company is not doing as good as it is. to separate the crane business from the food business was absolutely the right thing to do. i am very thankful that he put that pressure on. thatquently, it was clear the manitowoc foodservice needed new management. he supported the hiring of myself as ceo, but also a new cfo, coo. secondly, i do not see him as a short-term investor. his holdingat patterns, if he likes an investment, he stays there for a couple years. see him as very supportive on our long-term strategy, and we are happy we have him. carl icahn is not on the board, represented by his general counsel. .e talk from time to time as i say, w

the point though about valuation, it matters only when it does, which is now. but if this stock can hold to 72 pnts 5 level where it bounced on big volume tomorrow, ui think yu buy. >> so this is not necessarily a cloud problem. >> i think you have to go back the last spring. may of 2015 when crm made new highs. rumored that microsoft was going to pay $70 billion. so you have a situation where microsoft has turned the page and there's few people that could acquire sales force, so you've gone from a situation where they were potential take over bait and now, they are going to have to be in the acquisition scene and i think that changes the dynamic when you give them the valuation. >> what's wide of the net now? the best cloud play. across the board, bring in alibaba, china cloud r, oracle. microsoft. salesforce on the pullback. >> you can start to get into stuff that's esoteric. the core cloud plays would be microsoft, amazon, salesforce. i think it's microsoft. windows azure and outlook 365 are things that i think the average user, they're come nating and think wbt where these guys can trn sigs their business. i think microsoft's got the edge. >> amazon as two a

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>> i think in the early stage side, there's a ton of noegs going on around this new ui platform. ut sending funny pictures. i'm not talking about that part of it, but the fact that people like to have these short text and graphicical messages back and forth. if you think about at work now, sort of the rise of like slack, as the way a lot of people who have pcs will interact with each other, as opposed to e-mail. i think it's just about that quick, really fast communication. and so there's a bunch of really interesting innovation going on around that to enable. so you can -- obviously, you can better on which platform is going to win. by the way, we haven't talked about, but you know, google and microsoft are also trying to invest in these conversational messaging front end platforms and what they're building behind them are bots, right? there's a lot of talk about artificial intelligence and bots. we're involved in a very interesting one that's based on photo and video bots. that's an interesting place to invest. and on the public side, we didn't talk about this, but the other sid

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uys jobs, many of them get married. so it ought to say something to us that men don't marry when jobs.don't have and if we can get them employment, they tend to form families. the other side of that is women don't marry men who don't have jobs. it's kind of critical that we try to figure out how to get men jobs. out just getting them jobs was not enough. we also need to figure out, us use many of them come to having been in the welfare system, having been in prison in their trauma lives. so they also need the kind of upport we give to women but we don't give to men. so we need to put those kind of systems much more clinical. they also need, and i know some like this.not gonna they need spiritual development. because many of them have no all. at and they need some. the other one is communication skills. is math skills. one of the reasons we focus on because within wisconsin, one of the jobs that re going untasked are infrastructure jobs, plumbers, electricians, carpenter, workers and machinists and welders. set hose require the same of skills. math. geometry and trig. they're not really difficult ubjects and we can teach them pretty easily and pretty fast. one o