[ ♪ ] [ howling growl ] wolfy!rds. grr... okay. i'm mad because my kite is stuck in this tree! that's what you were growling about? yes! you didn't know? no, but now i do, because you used your words to tell me. now i can try to help you get your kite down! [ gasp ] [ laughter ] come on, give me a hand. [ grunt ] reach! got it! yeah. oh wow! thank you, princess pea, thank you so much! [ laughter/hooting ] yay! finally! hip, hip, hooray! the super readers save the day! [ ♪ ] ♪ hip, hip, hooray ♪ hooray! ♪ ♪ the super readers save the day ♪ ♪ we changed the story ♪ we solved the problem ♪ we worked together so hip, hip, hooray! ♪ ♪ hip, hip, hooray ♪ hooray! ♪ ♪ the super readers save the day ♪ ♪ hip, hip, hooray ♪ hooray! ♪ ♪ the super readers save the day! ♪ [ ♪ ] announcer: pbs kids presents the all-new... you amazing cat. yes? announcer: "peg + cat." all: pirates love peaches. but they can't decide how to divide them up. announcer: wherever there's a problem... peg: there's enough peaches for all of you. announce

hi, wolfy! hi, whyatt! whoa cool kites! thanks whyatt! woo!

to quote one of mozart's france from the stage play and film amadeus, write it down, wolfy. thank you very much. [applause] >> i guess we will have a q&a. do you need the mic? any methodical -- ashley is here too. yes? >> when you talked about the play, i wondered what your reaction was. >> i was one of those people. let me come to the short one. we had met at the time but i was one of the people who came and talked to him. and being a woman and engineer, it really touched me. i grew up as part of a generation that experienced a lot of gender prejudice. i walked into a meeting and been asked to get coffee. that can be tremendously frustrating for us, but watching that play really helped me to put everything in perspective because when we still have a ways to go we have come so far. i never had to worry about going to school or going to get technical degrees at the university or at least with some effort being accepted by my colleagues. i have the luxury to complain about the little things thanks to people like mary sherman morgan. i spent a large part of my professional care

and the problem that republicans have and what they're wolfied about, rev, is starting october 1st, moreit's a lot easier to say you want to repeal something that hasn't been fully implemented so people aren't fully sure what it is. when they're getting the no pre-existing conditions, and it's kicked in and people understand what they're receiving, then when you try to propose taking it away, it's going to go down like it was on medicare. they used to hate medicare. they said it would destroy the country, it was socialism, you once it was implemented, you can't even take it away from a tea partier. >> listen to this. >> the fight over here has been won. the house has voted 40 times defund, change obamacare. to repeal it. it's time for the senate to have this fight. >> congresswoman, why can't john boehner just stand up to the tea party? >> well, first of all, i think they control a bloc of votes. and he can't get to 218 without their votes. i've been here two and a half years now and i have participated in all those crazy 40 plus votes. they keep talking about repealing. you notice they

[ ♪ ] hi, wolfy! [ heavy sigh ] red, what's wrong?