down here called nipa and it's been assessing their plans and according to the un has already begun some repairs. they do believe the current system is going to need to be in place for three months. but there are plans in place to try to figure out how to best assess the needs of clean water around the country and how to meet them in the months and years to come after that. really important topic, obviously. we want to shift topics now to something else that we talk a lot about here on the program. and it has to do with childhood obesity. we now know that the white house is starting to take this on and that the first lady is going to spearhead a campaign called let's move. she spoke pretty candidly about this with our own larry king. take a listen to what she had to say. >> one thing i try to emphasize is that this isn't about weight and it's not about looks. it's not -- it's not a physical issue. it's really about the quality of life of our kids. because, you know, teachers are seeing the challenges that kids