really connected about hannah montana. was the realism that, well, wait a minute, this is art imitating life imitating art. >> miley auditioned her own dad for the part of her tv dad. ♪ baby get ready, get set, don't go ♪ >> one of the episodes called "ready, set, don't go." i wrote that song as miley left for california. >> no daddy ever wants to see his little girl grow up. >> the series was picked up. i knew that her life and our lives as a family was going to change. >> the show and miley were a smash. "hannah montana" became one of the disney's highest rated tv series. and miley shot up to teen idol status. >> i think you could see the sort of long range plan when you look at her hannah montana audition. you can see she knew exactly what she was doing. she knew that the role would be a steppingstone to other things. merchandise, tv, music. she was really the first star to embrace all of these things. >> in 2007, she released hannah montana 2, meet miley cyrus. a sound track to her tv series and debuted under her r

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john was inducted into the gallery of outstanding montana concert at the montana hall of fame in 2003. this is a really neat thing they do. they have sort of a photograph and a sheet, a plaque i should say in the rotunda of montana is really gorgeous big capitol building. that only two or three dozen of such individuals. on clarke is one of them, and allen will join him in 2015. they are the only family members that are in this rotunda. the others are folks venture whose names you will know. gary cooper, charlie russell himself, randall stewart. and so the clarke's, two of them, two out of 30 something. to 1-15th, that's math i can even do, are commemorated in the gallery. so today, the clarke's i associate with the piegan history, am rights massacre but their names are also etched in the landscape in northern montana. if you've been to glacier national park you maybe have seen not helen which is in the upper valley or helen lake which is in the upper reaches of the swiss guard foun down or lake il which is in the southwest corner named for health and horace's younger sister, isabel.

do this. >> but in montana, helping barry beach was not on the menu. first degree murder was. barry pleaded not guilty, but when his trial began at the krousz in glasgow, montana, with prosecutor came on very strong. >> i had a detailed confession that only the killer could have given. >> within a decade mark roscoe would be elected montana's governor. in 1984, though, he prosecuted barry beach. >> he gave a very detailed confession that matched the things that were discovered at the crime scene. >> like what? well, beach described the shirt kim wore, the tire iron and crescent wrench used to kill her, how she was dragged out the driver's side of the pickup, on and on. when testimony was finished, the jury was back in just six hours. the verdict, guilty. and so, in the spring of 1984 the story of the life of barry beach was apparently over. a dead man walking, sentenced to 100 years, no parole, but, of course, who are we fooling? the amazing story had really just begun. >>> why would barry beach confess to a crime he says he didn't commit? if he's inno

this is why i was in montana that summer. the problem was i became very bored with the story which is a bad sign in the new project. adding to my displeasure is the fact i was living in on the glamorous life that is the typical of an academic eating tv dinners and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch every day and allowing myself only one diet coke in an effort to stretch my grant from the historical society as far as i could. what i wanted to make certain that i could get by in my month in helena entirely on the stipend from the historical society and was also a way for my wife and my daughter at that time. i felt i needed something to show for my month in helena. one day through my stay i decided to abandon the cypress hills massacre to see what else was in the historical society from the friends that worked in western history of the great repository and the west. it is a really beautiful building that is located in the shadow of the capitol. but i thought i will see what else i can find in the historical soc

then we find solitude in picture perfect montana, when motion returns. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [ male announcer ] you say tomato. ♪ old el paso says diced tomato stand 'n stuff chicken tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says start somewhere fresh. we've traveled to one of the most spectacular destinations in america. glacier is known for big views, alpine lakes and some of the best mountain scenery you'll find e on earth. of the two million people that visit most never leave the car and limit their experience to the drive of the going over the sun road. even though this is one of the coolest drives we've ever taken you can't get close the glacier national park unless you put some of this scenery under your feet. we got our first look by hiking the popular

it's a guy in montana in a cabin. and louis said wait, give us 24 hours. >> cbs news told the fbi director we had planned on going to the air tonight with this information. they said we could hold off unless the competition finds out. >> with the clock ticking, the authorities close in on kaczynski, and when the news breaks, it's on the fbi's terms. >> few hours ago, law enforcement agents took into custody a montana man suspected of being the mysterious unabomber. plap bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the dusty basement at 1406 35th street. it is the story of the old dining room table at 25th and hoffman avenue. the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ...and the second floor above the strip mall at roble and el camino. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. ♪ so different and so new where those with endless vision and an equal amount of audaciousness believed they had the power to do more. time and time again. ♪ and then, it happened at dell, we're honored to be part of some of the

it's a guy in montana in a cabin. and louis said wait, give us 24 hours. >> cbs news told the fbi director we had planned on going to the air tonight with this information. they said we could hold off unless the competition finds out. >> with the clock ticking, the authorities close in on kaczynski, and when the news breaks, it's on the fbi's terms. >> few hours ago, law enforcement agents took into custody a montana man suspected of being the mysterious unabomber. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? because only the sleep number bed offers dual air technology that lets two people find the perfect balance of comfort and support fo

it's a guy in montana in a cabin. and louis said wait, give us 24 hours. >> cbs news told the fbi director we had planned on going to the air tonight with this information. they said we could hold off unless the competition finds out. >> with the clock ticking, the authorities close in on kaczynski, and when the news breaks, it's on the fbi's terms. >> few hours ago, law enforcement agents took into custody a montana man suspected of being the mysterious unabomber. of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alrigh

it's a guy in montana in a cabin. and louis said wait, give us 24 hours. >> cbs news told the fbi director we had planned on going to the air tonight with this information. they said we could hold off unless the competition finds out. >> with the clock ticking, the authorities close in on kaczynski, and when the news breaks, it's on the fbi's terms. >> few hours ago, law enforcement agents took into custody a montana man suspected of being the mysterious unabomber. [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and mel

i have visited the montana national guard in iraq and afghanistan and kuwait. i'll promise you, i'll guarantee you that a governor of montana will never have to send the national guard to the canadian can border to protect an oil supply. we ought to wean ourselves off of that petro dictator oil in the middle east, produce our own energy cleanen and greener right here in the united states and canada. >> is it safe, governor, to go pipeline over american land like that? >> we have 160,000 miles of pipelines that crisscross our country right now with petroleum products in it. 1760,000 miles of those pipelines. many of them were designed and built decades ago. i am absolutely sure that i an pipeline designed today and built within the next couple years is going to be safer than all those other pipelines we've got. this is another supply of oil. it's produced a little different way than the sweet crude that we produce in montana but ultimately, it is crude oil. >> and is the president going to give his stamp of approval? what do you know about it? >> i don't know. i

i think the montanas, i think they bleed scarlet and gold. i don't know. >> we're going to see. we'll see. >> all right, dennis, thanks so much, man. >> we'll bring it back home with a hot streaking san jose sharks. they've been getting it done on the road overcoming a here can you low an effort today --herculean effort today. top shelf, game tied at one. and he wasn't done. second period. >> they score, four goals. >> on the other side four goals, lighting up 4-2. but here came the sharks. kennedy sets up joe. he closes to 4-3. and then off of a rebounding shot, 21 seconds later, little joe again. to tie it up. minute left in the third, it's another one, a career first hattrick for little joe. a perfect road trip 3-06789 they come from behind to win 5- 4. cal looking to go 5-0 in the conference made it look easy. tick-tack-toe passing. threw it down and they take care of washington state 76-55. >> all right, thanks so much. we'll see you in half an hour. k- ,,,, male announcer: ge st, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. and through monday, ge

the wife of 49ers legend joe montana teaming up with the enemy. jennifer montana is partnering with seattle running back marshawn lynch. no worry, it's all for charity. montana is designing a custom necklace for sunday's championship game. it cost $124 on the website. but 80% of the profits going to montana's foundation and lynch's family first foundation. lynch is a friend and a inspiration of hers. >> she gets a pass? all right. how loud will it be inside century link field? we sent our bob redell to san jose international to find out. >> good thing he's not the quarterback. >> the noise inside the stadium is comparable to that of a jet engine. that's where bob was next to one. coming up some advice for colin kaepernick and the niners how to overcome. >> i know they need it. especially from bob. all right. let's check the morning commute. >> the more you talk about them heading to sjc so perhaps a little practice in front after jet engine as well. this is 580, our dublin camera, right at the bottom of the screen you catch a glimpse of the roadwa

era un cable colgado en la montaÑa que servÍa de vía de comunicaciÓn, al primero que vimos utilizarlo es a este hombre que con la destreza propia del uso diario lo cruzÓ cargando una bicicleta. pasar por el cable es extremadamente peligroso, pero arriesgado serÍa intentar cruzar el rÍo que corre debajo, el caudaloso pÁez, famoso por la cantidad de vidas que cobra anualmente, y por sus desbordes. la gente del lugar conoce el traicionero rÍo, pero tambiÉn conocer el riesgo que implica que un niÑo cruce el cable. >> es peligroso porque no tienen la destreza de alguien mayor, y pueden caer. >> por eso benjamÍn prefiere cruzar el rÍo junto a su hija para asegurarse de que llegue salva a la otra orilla. para ella no es una aventura, es la manera de llegar a la escuela. >> porque quiero aprender y salir adelante, mÁs grande. >> aunque pasa dos veces al dÍa, una de ida y otra de regreso, dice que no ha logrado dominar el riesgo y prefiere no mirar hacia lo profundo del abismo donde se esconde la muerte. quÉ miras? >> el cielo, o a veces miro para el fente. >> alirio saber que el c

there is going to be a lot of talk this week about clark and joe montana . but today we talk about mike gay and cumberland and all the men and women that are before us today that have had great pleasure in giving the city so much pride in maintaining what is the oldest stadium in america i believe at this point. i think lambeau field is a little older but it recently underwent quite an extensive renovation. you have done an amazing job in giving the city just so much pride in particular the last couple of decades when let's be honest, you were responsible for stewarding a stadium that has been long past it's prime. you have do it with such incredible pride and such incredible commitment and you are our unsung heroes. when 70 thousand people show up at candle stick to see the 49ers and everything works and all the details that nobody appreciates and understand, it's because of the incredible work that you have done. so you are really our hall of famers today. we really want to celebrate this team. on behalf of the mayor and on behalf of sports fans everywhere

many parts of western montana look untouched by man. people come from around the world to fish the black foot river and other waters. today, there is a threat to this popular pass time global warming is putting the state fish the cutthroat trout in danger. >> all right, we are going to need the net, the fisher and the tagging equipment. >> clint monitors fish and rivers for the u.s. geological survey. they are looking for solutions. >> this area is actually warming two to three times the global average. >> worse case scenario would be that the rivers dry up, warm up too much to the point where trout can't inhabit the waters anymore. >> mofeld and his team work the stream in glacier national park. >> this is kind of iconic. it is the poster child of climate warming in america. as temperatures start to increase we can actually see fish starting to move up the mountain side. >> what are we doing? >> surveying a stream where we hope to tag native cutthroat trout. these fish like it cold? >> they like it cold. >> sooner or later there will k

montana family foundation. also 100% of the proceeds from beast mode for marshawn lynch go to his foundation. it always goes to a good cause but vern i have tootle you that dodgers' outfed -- to tell you that the dodgers' outfielder matt kemp offered shun thousand dollars to use boast -- $100,000 to use beast mode and lynch said no-go. >> you're in the eye of the hurricane up there. i mean you're in seattle right in the middle of all these seahawks' fans. but i must and you, among the 49er fans that you have run into, up there, do they honestly think their team has a puncher's chance of pulling this off? >> reporter: we were having this conversation kenny and i of all the people we've spoken with the. the seahawks fans believe 100% they're going to win the football game. but the 49er fans believer they're going to win the football game. there's no doubt in their minds. i think they're going to win. i'm going with 17-9 the 49ers, i don't believe they allow the seahawks in the end zone. so there you have it vern.

we're in the middle of crafting a medical marijuana bill in montana that works. the feds came in, arrested a bunch of these people that were the largest producers and put them in federal prison. >> so, what is your -- while you were watching that piece, you would say be careful, colorado, folks in colorado because the federal government still views this as illegal. >> i wouldn't trust them. they did it to us in montana. >> to those who say, look, this is a slippery slope, do you believe the legalization for recreational purposes should occur? >> i think colorado and washington is probably a pretty good experiment. i think the federal government, like usual, ought to stay the hell out of the states' businesses. they ought to let states decide. if a state doesn't want medical marijuana, don't have it. if a state wants medical marijuana and it passes through their legislature or citizen initiative, let them regulate it. >> how much money do you think this can bring the states, medical marijuana or -- >> this is interesting. colorado claims i think a 27% tax, when yo

. >> die hard fan and montana pastor tim christianson cut his sunday sermon a little short to catch the game. >> i'm thinking we might have a little abbreviated service, so if you want to follow with me a little bit, would you all like to be forgiven for your sins? >> yeah. >> okay, that's great. you are. i was going to talk in my message about wine and servanthood, but i think you probably know enough about that, right? >> yeah. >> great. there's some bread and wine on the table. feel free to help yourselves if you'd like to. come as you are. that's just fine. go in peace and love and serve the lord. >> we will. thanks be to god. >> i'm out of here. >> nice. right to the nachos after that. >> why doesn't that ever happen in my church? >> let's see. if he's from montana, sundays still have to have the service because the game is in the afternoon, correct? >> 3:30. so his mass will be at 9:00 in the morning. >> that's right. >> okay. >>> where does colin kaepernick's playoff record rank with steve young? ,, i'm detecting increasing levels of happiness. ...and the speed readings are off t

hatch: my friend from montana is absolutely right. international trade is crucial to america's economy. last year exports supported 9.8 million american jobs, including 25% of all manufacturing jobs. jobs created through trade are good jobs. on average, u.s. plants that export overseas pay their workers up to 18% more than non-exporting plants. they increase employment 2% to 4% faster than non-exporting plants. but we can do even better. more than 95% of the world's population and 80% of the world's purchasing power is outside of the united states. to succeed in today's world, our farmers, ranchers and job creators must be able to fairly access the world market. mr. baucus: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. baucus: madam president, i hope everyone listened to my good friend's words. i mean, he made a very important point, statistics i think most americans are unaware of. and if they were to think about it more, would realize the importance of trade. we export so much now. it's such a large percentag

will out with one time over with montana that mean that by montana lied to us from the start saying that mining was lice these are. their business sharing their profits the people of san miguel. the people of san miguel are dying. we're asking the government to listen are the legitimate owners of our land. they. travel across the caribbean because i want more about. officers and crim white uniforms pick up their golden cargo and like we call but nonetheless. there's no question the united states has a history of. america and fomenting coups and sasa nations the cia has admitted they were deeply involved in your throat arbenz and want to well in one hundred fifty three. asked major land for. this was going to have significant effects throughout all of central america it was right around that time that they began to seriously contemplate a covert operation directed at overthrowing the government of what it. was carried off by the us so there were major business interest. the company that was most offended by the reforms that were taking place with united fruit company on the board of unite

so take in montana, for example. if both of your parents are college educated and you live in the country club or they have the ability to educate their children before they make it to first grade, that kid is going to be successful. how about that kid who only has one parent and it's her grandmother and her grandmother doesn't speak and she never catches up. we passed a full day in kindergarten so every child has an equal opportunity. we started early. here is what else we did in montana. we challenged the way higher education was delivered and lowered the cost of higher education and six years montana was increasing our adult population with a college degree with the fastest rate in the country and increased it by 6%. unless you have college graduates you can never catch up with this income equality. >> jon meacham? >> i think one of the things -- i think one of the big issues for that couple of months going forward is who can make the case for government part of what is inevitably a mix of public and private pro g

>> exactly. >> my wife is from montana. my marriage license says montana. i don't want to be cruel hearted, nobody wants to be cruel hearted. look at the numbers. it's been extended 11 times. it is not a job creator. i frankly would give it to them as long as it's transparent, put it on the budget. another three months is not going to make a difference. we need fundamental pro-growth policy. what's your take? >> you're right and you're expecting results from d.c. still. that's why i'm in state politics. i think we passed more bills in montana this session than d.c. did during the year of 2013. there's your biggest issue. you think there's enough common sense to get something out of it. corporate income tax? lower it. afghanistan has a lower corporate income tax than the united states overall. >> what are you doing in montana? give me a for instance. governor schweitzer's been in there a while. >> they supposedly cut the corporate business tax a little bit. instead of wipe be it out with a $350 million stimulus, we spent the rest of the money. i was embarras

you think the montanas are pulling for? >> i think they are pulling for lynch and seattle. we will see. >> reporter: i should say that all the proceeds from lynch, the trademark name beast mode; they all go to his foundation so that's the good thing. but vern, the dodgers outfielder matt kemp offered him the beast mode for $100,000 and lynch said no thank you. by the way, there is no way the montanas are pulling for the seahawks. >> okay, all right. that is a matter of public record. thank you dennis and i will see you on the other side of a 19- 17 49ers victory. vern glenn has predicted that the 49ers are going to win. it is on the air. that's it. >> reporter: i like it. i like that you took a stand. i told kenny the 49ers win the game 17-9. so we are both on the victorious side headed to new york city. >> see you game day tomorrow. >> all right. coming up after the break, a top seeded open. and warriors and the sharks. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you

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passed it by initiative, nearly 70% of montana voted for it. since the bush administration was enforcing federal law, very few people were willing to tread in that community. there were probably only 100 medical marijuana cards that were issued. the holder, attorney general's office issued the ogden memo telling states who had medical marijuana, if your procedures follow your state law, they were going to be hands off. so we states that had medical marijuana saw a marked increase in consumers and producers. we had 30,000 people who were card carrying marijuana users. main street businesses who invited county commissioners and police to come in, wanted to make sure they were following the letter of the law. we were in the middle of a legislative session. people were concerned that some of these people that got medical marijuana cards were just dudes that wanted to smoke pot, so they got a doctor to give them a card. >> which is an issue. >> fair enough, we were working on legislation that would close this up a little bit. the legislature sent me

montana shows off his favorite super bowl snack and young weighs in on the big game. >> every player has to decide, will i focus on game or enjoy the experience? a lot of guys say, i i will only be here one time i will enjoy the expense and that is why teams lose. >> that is tim tebow. you can catch montana and young at 7:00 in 11 minutes. >> it is drying off and now we also have a big problem on caltrain. >> we will check with leyla gulen not latest. >> right now we are taking a look from sky 7 headed northbound out of redwood city to san car hose where it is reportedly hit a pedestrian. we do have cars that are in the southbound direction headed back to san carlos northbound trains leaving are being turned back. we are told that no passengers are allowed off the train while police and fire conduct their investigation. we were hearing reports also of yellow tarp on the trabs but we do not have confirmmation of that and we do not know the condition of the victim. the train 305 is stopped and we hear that express trains will not run. you have local service on caltrain but that is it.

joining mess is john tester of montana, he was at last night's meeting. senator, great to be with us here. tell me, what did the president tell you? >> to be honest with you, the president did a whole lot more listening than talking. he talked about education, retraining, and doing things to keep the economy moving forward, but really he was listening from the senators to hear what their priorities were, some of which were the same, education, retaining unemployment insurance and those kinds of things, but it focused around empowering the middle class, making sure that we maintain the middle class that is the envy of the world. >> you heard the numbers i was bringing about. about a half dozen seats perhaps of concern for your caucus. what did the president say about maintaining control in the senate? >> i think, sure, we want to keep control of the senate, i think it's very, very important, but the president is on the ballot this year. we have a lot of good candidates, and a lot of the red states that you talked about that have donnell an incredible job o

estas fotos de satelite muestran hace un ano la cantidad de nieve que habia en las montanas. comparelo con la foto de la derecha tomada este ano.. la declaracion del estado de emergencia le da al gobierno flexibilidad con algunas leyes de suministro de agua por ejemplo en la zona del delta de sacramento 15:09 sino necesitamos dar mucho agua podemos salvarla para otra parte del ano 15:17 15:21 con la ley ahora tenemos que poner mucha agua en el rio y no vamos a tener agua en el otono 15:30 ante las consecuencia s de la sequia, brown ordeno a sus agencias, contratar mas bomberos por el peligro de incendios, buscar formas de asistir a los agricultores y campesinos que enfrentaran desempleo, y preparar planes de contingencia para enfrentar la escasez de agua potable en algunas comunidades. 42:51 si voluntariamente no se logra el racionamiento de 20 por ciento se podrian ordenar racionamientos obligatorios, lo cual no seria la primera vez en california, con esta informacion me despido yo soy pilar nino regreso al estudio 43:03 blanca --- la agricultura al estudio 43:03 blanca ---

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max is a legend in montana. has committed and passionate thought you 29. that is why montana's trusting him to present that great state for nearly 40 years. otherwise pay later the senate finance committee, max and his issues affecting our relationship with china better than anyone. max's anti-china eight times. he's led trade in agriculture missions there. he knows the chinese leadership. chairman of the finance committee, max also no right now. aeschylus serve them well as they represent her interests are second-leading trade partner. maxis commitment to economic opportunity is paid off for montanans and americans for literally decades. as ambassador, he will have the opportunity to take his passion, his work ethic and knowledge to the next level. if max is confirmed as the next ambassador to china, he legitimate element in an overseas, our current ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul also hails from the big sky state. it is really the footsteps of another montana legend that max is prepared to walk in. after 24 years in the senate come including a recor

in montana, democratic senator max baucus he'll be ambassador to china. republans think that one is in the bag that. would get them to 46. then what happens there? well, arkansas. senator pryor very vulnerable, a democrat. he won't welcome president obama. republicans think that's a great opportunity. they think in alaska, mark begich just said on cnn a short time ago, no thanks, mr. president, i don't need your help because you're wrong on so many issues. republicans think they have a good chance to get that one. that gets you up to 48. then you look at the map from here, north carolina, that's a state kay hagen her first re-election, tough race here. i won't switch it but we'll leave that one. louisiana another one, a republican opportunity. they think they could have chances in michigan and iowa where you have retiring democratic senators. so the map a tough one. a tough one. also perhaps new hampshire. a tough one. but republicans do think they have a chance to get to 50. so let's continue our conversation with audie cornish of npr, jonathan martin of

. >> has jennifer montana joined the enemy? >> the wife of joe montana is now making jewelry for seahawks running back marshon lynch. >> what? >> limited beast mode key is here. check out our web site. jennifer? montana partnering with lynch for the special design just days before the championship game. >> most go towards lynch's charity. and big changes have been approved in california for those eligible to receive discount phone service. >> ted's vote was the first in the nation. >> yes. >> california became the first state to make people without are social security numbers eligible for lifeline program. the vote for by the california public utilities commission extends to wireless communications. not just land lines. executive director of the reform network alouded the vote. >> your ability to get lifeline based on status as a paying customer. >> we're getting communications from poe teb sh providers. and hope to be able to provide services to the community by mid to end of february. >> a little difficult to see here, that i