When we were saying it doesn't matter in the '60s and '70s and '80s, we didn't have the experience of enough kids in a culture when families were breaking down. It was just our best guess.

That's why people feel so set up.

It's a good and exciting and energizing thing when we can start spending money on preventive, empowering education instead of continuing to spend it all downstream trying to pull families out of the river.

Now we're seeing more private developers saying there is no question whether we should do this or not, we've got to.

In the wake of recent experience, no one is saying that this threat should be taken lightly.

What we're saying is, they had information about the allegation.