and also, in bayview senior center, dr. davis, they've had a trial run at this because they have had experience in doing programming in the evening and that hasn't been a barrier as of yet, for that particular center. so -- but i think there is more information about transportation. >> hello again, wanted to add, as part of the initial dignity fund allocation, we did set aside funding for increased daas group van service, so with all the contracts, we ill step back in and have funding to provide door-to-door shuttle service for participants. >> president serina: great, that's very important. >> i also want to -- hi -- >> state your name, please. >> kathy, bay services. we run a program called bay view move that helps gets seniors and disabled people around the city and we're working with the program to get a van to help the clients get out in the community and we do access para transit a lot to get group van service for the clients to get places. in bayview, they do get out and about pretty well. >> president serina: that's great

to go about it that is his problem is intentions are good but he does a lot to go about it well dr davis i guess time will tell but for now we have to leave it there i really appreciate you being with us today and time viewers please share your comments on our twitter facebook and eighty pages and i hope to see you again same place same time here on the world's apart. because gold is periodic album number seventy nine and that's unique attributes that make it great for money because it did with not more in a vacuum it has got forty years of history to it and it's evolved through all these technologies it's a unique protocol and it's like gold it is attracting a huge amount of capital force for the for this achievement and you can't say that you can simply go out there and create another one there are competitors of course just like there are competing species on planet earth for energy and survival but there is only one the apex predator or that is man at the moment before he dies from all the garbage. since the cradle of jazz. america is still a very good we have. to close this jazz fee

dr. ann noble, sensory science at uc davis, which proposes a shared vocabulary for describing wine aromas and taste. we also collected this flip chart which tracks discussion among wine makers from virginia, as they were trying to determine the best varietials to plant in their region. and taste profile of a significant part of their discussion. while developing the exhibition, we also brought in new collections, part of our work as curators is to identify objects and archival materials that we believe should be added to the holdings for the benefit of the public and the historical record. we work very closely with the archive senatcenter in doing so. from 2007 at the nordicware loading dock in minneapolis. we collected some other wonderful material recently, including molly catsen's moosewood collection. this is the very first edition. she was inspired by the vegetarian restaurant she helped establish in ithica, new york. the moosewood cookbook was incredibly important and life changing for many people who adopted a vegetarian diet as part of a lifestyle based on nonviolence, environment

dr. larry nassar, saying, quote, the tables have turned, larry. that's not all she said. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: larry nassar on the stand today, sobbing. unhinged by testimony from this woman who said she only recently came to terms with her own abuse. >> wow. what have you done? >> reporter: one of more than 100 women and girls testifying at his sentencing. earlier, an unexpected speaker -- olympic gold medalist alley race raisman with a warning. >> the tables have turned, larry. we have our voices and we're not going anywhere. now, larry, it's your turn to listen to me. i'm no longer a victim, i'm a survivor. >> reporter: raisman this time gives her abuser, the former team doctor for usa and michigan state a piece of her mind. >> the very person who sits before us now who perpetrated the worst epidemic of sexual abuse in the history of sports, this monster was also the architect of policies and procedures that are supposed to protect athletes from sexual abuse for both usa gymnastics and the usoc. >> reporter: no tears, just determination and anger directed at nassar and usa gym

dr. anne noble, a sensory scientist at uc davis, which a shared vocabulary for describing wine aromas and tastes. we also collected this flip chart, which tracks a discussion among winemakers chrysalis winery in virginia as they were trying determine the best regionls in their and you can see the reference to the significant of their discussion. while developing the exhibition we also brought collections. part of our work as curators is to identify objects and materials that we believe should be added to the museum's holdings for the benefit of the public and the historical record. we work very closely with in doing so. here's an example from 2007 nordic ware loading dock actually in minneapolis. we collected some other wonderful material recently, including the moosewood collection. she published the moosewood in 1974. this is the very first edition and she was inspired vegetarian restaurant she helped establish in ithaca, new york. cookbook was incredibly important and life changing for many people who had vegetarian diet as part of a lifestyle based on andiolence environmental awarenes

dr. charles simone understands he also has an eagles game ball one given tom former trainer otto davis byvermeil. >> many people go to work every day. >> sure. >> come home, watch tv. the other families and that's it. but the team allows them to have some kind of loyalty. some affiliation. some fulfillment of a need over and above what ordinarily have in their life. >> reporter: back in the '90's people never heard of basketball bought michael jordan jersey and claimed the chicago bulls. because it felt good to root for a winner. that's the patriots now. the bulls are no longer releva relevant. jordan is retired. i hope the pats have enjoyed this ride and that it comes to an end super sunday it's high time and the eagles are prime to do the take down. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ kristen a little thing for you. >> yeah. >> you know belicheck and brady have been at this so long that for the first three super bowls doug pederson was understudy to brett favre. >> you know what -- >> crazy. >> it's time. it is time. it's on to minnesota. after the eagles vanquish the vikings last night. com

dr. larry nassar. team usa announced it's cutting ties with famed coach bela karolyi's training center. abc's linsey davishere with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the about any of the complaints. this morning, a gold medalist showed up to talk about her story. as a steady stream of women continuing to come face to face with their abuser, larry nassar in court. judge rose marie aquilina slammed nassar for the six-page letter he wrote to the court. >> spending four or five days listening to them is significantly minor considering the hours of pleasure you had at their expense and ruining their lives. >> reporter: more than 150 women have accused the former doctor for the usa gymnastics team at michigan state university of sexual abuse. including bronze medalist jamie dancher. >> your days of manipulation are over. we have a voice now. you're pure evil. >> the next survivor could not be here today. >> reporter: the prosecutor read this statement aloud on behalf of olympian m >> if they had paid attention to any of the red flags in his behavior, i never would have been abused by him. >> reporte

dr. larry nassar. >> those are the keywords there. there's a reason it's called victim pacted. it has been quite emotional, the testimony, so far. here is linsey daviso let the world know that you are a repulsive liar and that those treatments were pathetically veiled sexual abuse. >> how dare you? what kind of a person has the audacity to sexually assault a child in front of their mother. >> anger and angst, rage and regret. >> i feel like the life has literally been sucked out of me. >> reporter: dozens of women speaking out publicly about what many of them say they feared talking about, sexual abuse by an adult they trusted. >> i have experienced flashback nightmares about the abuse. >> reporter: larry nassar, once the prestigious doctor from the usa gymnastics team, as well as michigan state university, confronted for the second day in court. >> i remember laying there on the table utterly mortified, confused and scared. i felt so powerless to control what was happening. >> reporter: almost all the victims were young girls sent to his office for treatment. >> without my knowledge and consent, i had engaged in my first sexual experience by kinder

dr. larry nassar who abused more than 100 people. >> nassar was hoping to avoid today stating listening to his victim's stories is detrimental to his health. but it judge wasn't having it. linsey davison this. >> reporter: for three days now more than 80 women have unleashed an onslaught of emotions directed at larry nassar. >> life has bitterly been sucked out of me. >> reporter: even the judge took aim, dismissing a letter from nassar to the court expressing concern about his mental ability to hear from all of his accusers. >> spending four or five days listening to them is significantly minor considering the hours of pleasure you had at their expense. >> reporter: more than 150 women have accused the former doctor for the usa gymnastics team and michigan state university of sexual abuse. >> your days of manipulation are over. you are pure evil. >> reporter: and this statement read allowed on behalf of olympian mckayla mulroney who claims u.s.a. gymnastics tried to buy her silence. >> michigan state university, usa gymnastics, the u.s. olympic committee, if they had paid attention to any of the red flags in larry nassar's behavior, i never would have been abused by him. >> reporte