[Inaudible - Lots of newsroom chatter]
Sophia: Good. How are you?
Saad: Same. Good. Good. So, how's everything?
Sophia: Good.
Saad: Good?
Sophia: I'm working on a story
Saad: Oh, wow. Great.
Sophia: [inaudible]
Saad: Oh, about Honduras? Cool.
Sophia: Yeah.
Saad: Now, you know Arthur Brice downstairs. He's our -- we have two español workers who, um, do wire stories.
Sophia: Okay. I spoke to Mariano Castillo.
Saad: Mariano. Okay, but, Arthur Brice. Do you know him?
Sophia: I didn't know ...
Saad: Okay. He is down there now working on Honduras.
Sophia: Oh, okay.
Saad: So, I don't know if you should touch base. Is that for the wire?
Sophia: I'm not sure what it's for.
Other speaker: Maybe dot com.
Sophia: Yeah, I think maybe dot com.
Saad: Ok. Well, I need you to, for us, and we need to go through us too on that, and make sure you're not duplicating any efforts.
Sophia: Right. I don't think I am.
Saad: So, go see Arthur ...
Sophia: [Inaudble chatter] It's a different approach.
Saad: Oh yeah. How so?
Sophia: Yeah, Well I, um, I looked at the constitution and found some information regarding what's going on, and ...
Saad: Look. Touch base with Arthur Brice on this too.
Sophia: Okay. I will.
Saad: Okay, because I don't know what he has in mind.
Sophia: Okay.
Saad: Um, one of the things we always try to do is coordinate with CNN.com. You know, if you're writing the story -- so, excuse me, so he doesn't embargo it, and then you can have your [inaudible].
Sophia: Okay. Yeah, and Mariano said to do that, as well, or something like that.
Saad: Okay. 'Cause I know Mariano is not in today, and Arthur is working on Honduras [inaudible].
Sophia: Okay, well, I'll talk to him. Thanks!
Saad: All right, great. Sure.