. >> hi, this is maria raven, chief of emergency medicine. >> reporter: dr. raven made this video diary and has shared it with kpix 5. >> this is full of all of the supplies we need. for our persons under investigation, and our covid positive patients. >> reporter: also on hand? >> here are some of the innovative things we've been able to do in the surgery department. >> reporter: using a cpam masking for sleep apnea patients and a handful of other medical gear, the doctors constructed a clerker alternative to a ventilator. >> i think emergency physicians are used to working under all kind offerings different circumstances. >> we all really are in this together. >> just heading through. >> reporter: ucsf is preparing for a surge. it's not here yet. >> we're starting to see a lot more people who are sicker. >> reporter: dr. raven is cautiously optimistic. >> light now the curve seems like it is flattening, and i think we'll just to keep monitoring the situation and see how things are going over the next several weeks. i think this is going to be something that

ravens have a pick in. >> with the 98th pick in the 2020 nfl draft, the baltimore ravens select malik harrison, linebacker, ohio state. it's getting late. >> malik harrison, he's a three-year starting quarterback in high school. he punted with jon harbaugh. he's got a guy who paced the buckeyes to 75 tackles. >> clearly ozzie newsome left the blueprint behind when he retired. the beat goes on. i talk about how impressive baltimore is. they got another great player in malik harrison. just like we talked about with the last player, malik harrison, 6'3", 246 247, right in the middle after an ohio state defense that's been lights out, dominating people, big stage, big games, and i really think they have been really the unsung hero. all the talk about chase young and okudah and all the other players around him, you would do a game with ohio state, and he'd make ten tackles and nobody ever talk about malik harrison. you know what i mean? guy was a great player, had a brilliant career while he was in columbus. >> the crazy thing, kirk, is that we can say that about five or six guys. itot pui

really appreciate the insight on the topics, jaclyn raven's court tenant rights attorney ravens croft llc. you so much for the information. >> you are welcome. >>> more people than ever doing good across the bay area, today recognize the union employees working hard to keep the lights on for us all. this afternoon we are highlighting all the linemen w 1245 out of vacaville, pictures of the employees hard at work keeping the power on. continue to shelter all of those union members stay safe, and thank you all so much for what you were doing. if you know someone who is making a difference during the outbreak just let us know, anything a healthcare worker on the front line, child stepping up around the house, your mail delivery person going the extra mile. the details along with pictures, or video at fox tv.com. >>> good afternoon to you, finally a little bit of sunshine to go around, more on the way warming temperatures in the days ahead, in and around the bay area today, a few sprinkles here and there, picking up just a few traces areas of the east bay. santa cruz mountains picked up o

the amount of all the walls were ravens just killed the straffing they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting the draft come to them and then make a great mix with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get in the right place for a while we just got to have and the ravens just look at the board to figure out who's the best player for them at that time the other 2 might make it was really outstanding will the minnesota white kids who addressed your biggest needs why you're so good quarterback 1st round were solid. after that and then posted ruby fans here that the worst teams were pretty easy to pick up both in the n.f.c. north chicago bears. your 1st pick in the 2nd round. which would be fine except we already had a titans of iraq. again i'm fully back to over the headlines on al-jazeera the daily death toll from the coronavirus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a 6 month and spain children are now allowed to go outside for the 1st time in weeks it's they will also be easing restrictions will be up to my job at

the amount of the baltimore ravens just killed this draft and they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting the draw to them and then making great picks with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get the right place for a guy we've just got to have and the ravens just look at the board and figure out who was the best player at that time the other team i think that was really outstanding well the woman. who addressed their biggest needs. first were solid. after that and then most of their. worst teams were pretty easy to pick to both in the n.f.c. north and chicago bears. their their 1st pick in the 2nd. which would be fine except we already had a tight end. contact case coronavirus down might be phadnis for 15000000 residents but not for its dolphins which have been spotted swimming and the city has shows istanbul streets and waterways of confinement because of the lockdown which has encouraged the mammals to swim even closer to the stalls some with sand and the narrow washed away the bosphorus which is usually very busy. hello again this is al jazeera and

the amount of all the baltimore ravens just chill was drafted they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting the draft come to them and then making great nicks with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get in the right place for a while we just got to have and the ravens just look at the board big year out who was the best player at that time the other 2 might make it was really outstanding with the minnesota vikings who addressed their biggest needs wide receiver quarterback in the 1st row and were solid. after that and many balls did we beat. the worst teams were pretty easy to pick 2 both in the n.f.c. north and chicago bears while there there were stick in the 2nd round. which would be fine except we already had a titans of eros. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the daily death toll from the krajina virus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month and spain children have been allowed outside for the fast time and weeks and italy will also become easing restrictions we're going to niger

maria raven is chief of emergency medicine at the university of california's san francisco hospital. >>> you've got me on one gurney and you've got a 25-year-old on another gurney. you've only got one ventilator for the two of us. who gets the ventilator? >> that's a very tough question. i mean, i think the answer that we would use if we were to follow principles from a specialty like transplant is that people that have more life years might get the ventilator. but there are also many other sort of principles that could underlie the decision making. you know, you have to take into consideration underlying illnesses people might have and you have to take into consideration if there are other temporizing measures in one person you could use. you may not need a ventilator immediately. >> reporter: maria, maria, maria, you're tap dancing. >> all right. i mean, i can't -- this is a tough question. i mean, i don't want to necessarily speak for ucsf on this because i haven't put out their guidelines yet. i mean, i think -- yeah, i think -- >> reporter: i'm sorry to interrupt you. when are t

raven made this video diary and has shared it with kpix 5. >> i think it's important to show what the front line workers are doing. >> reporter: in the e.r., special covid carts. is is full of all of the supplies we need for our persons under investigation, and our covid positive patients. here are some of the innovative things we've been able to do in the emergency department in anxious of a covid surge. >> reporter: using a sleep apnea mask and a handful of other gear, the doctors constructed a clever alternative to a ventilator. macgyver would be proud. >> so it is very mcgave, and i think emergency technicians are used to working under all kinds of situations. >> reporter: they maximize the use of their ppe, treating so it they can reuse it. >> we are really all in this together. >> just heading through. >> reporter: ucsf is preparing for a surge. it's not here yet. >> we're we're starting to see a lot more people who are sicker. >> reporter: the doctor believes what it bay area is doing working. >> right now the curve seems like it is flattening, and i think that we will just hav

i want to hear your take on the baltimore orioles and the baltimore ravens. maybe orioles fans hope they won't be playing this year. there is a lot of talk about this. what are your thoughts on no fans or the different options? gov. hogan: i'm a huge sports fan. comments, the orioles did not lose on opening day this year. we haven't lost a game all year. i would love to see us be able to get back to playing sports. fromired of watching games 20 years ago. it's going to be quite a while before we see people in the stands. different sports leagues are ways toiscussions about play the games. most of the revenue is on television. gamed play one orioles with no fans. i would love to get things back to normal. i hope they can get back to some way of doing it. i don't see us packing stadiums full of people. i would love to see it. a notch or how that would happen. ,> we talked about this before will golf courses in your state open any time soon? gov. hogan: is there a particular golf course you would like to have opened? >> i think they will follow your lead. i thin

facemasks when stepping outside their a l research shows aerosolized droplets produced by talking raven breathing can spread covid-19 and the virus can be suspended in the air. research is also showing people without symptoms can spread the virus. yesterday, bay area public health savants recommended that everyone now cover their mouth and nose when leaving their home. >> it is not that we would be protected from others, but, others would be protected from us. and if we are all in this together, and we all wear those kind of coverings, we stand a good chance of interrupting some frequency of the unknowing transmission. >> local health department are recommending the use of bandannas, fabric masks and even next gators. they say to stay away from surgical and and 95 masks to provide those for healthcare officials and first responders. this comes after more than 10 million americans filed for unemployment in just the last two weeks. is a record. businesses are eligible for as much as $350 billion in loans, the loans would be forgiven if they maintain their work force and use the money for

>> seth: fall raven.right, fjallraven anyway, tomato, tomato i'm a vsco girl. [ laughter ] >> seth: are you productive at all? i think that there's sometimes this burden of feeling like we should be doing more with our quarantine going >> yeah, that's a strange new burden to be placed on ourselves. i mean, i'm pretty productive. i'm watching "housewives." >> seth: yup >> i'm -- i'm emailing and i'm texting. >> seth: you're cultivating that relationship with those li the way youlds. described it [ laughter ] and, you know, i will -- i'll make something that's already been made by trader joe's. i'll heat that up. >> seth: i see gotcha, gotcha all right. >> and i took a personality test while in quarantine. >> seth: yeah. >> called the myers-briggs test, which is like your name. [ laughter ] have you ever taken that test, by the way >> seth: i don't think i have. what did you end up with what was your -- >> i am an esfp. >> seth: esfp. >> an esfp which is extroverted, sensing, feeling and perceiving >> seth:

the best business you know i think this is a really easy call because the baltimore ravens just killed this draft and they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting them and then making great picks with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get in the right place for a guy we've just got to have and the ravens just look at the board and big who was the best player at that time the other team i think that was really outstanding with the minnesota vikings who addressed their biggest needs wide receiver back in the 1st round were solid. after that and many holes to very deep sense that the worst teams were pretty nice even to both in the n.f.c. north of chicago bears didn't have their their 1st pick in the 2nd round. which would be fine except they already had a titans of their os yes yes both both cassel michael carson think you very much for that you're welcome. or this by the global pandemic sport is still going ahead with live crowds in nicaragua on saturday boxing a resume to end the central american nation's capital mana well some. precautions were taken

teams trade up trade down try to get in the right place for a guy they've just got to have and the ravens just look at the board figure out who was the best player for them at that time the other team i think that was really outstanding will the minnesota vikings who addressed their biggest needs wide receiver quarterback in the 1st round were solid on the often sublime after that and then posted with the pens that the worst teams were pretty easy to pick too both in the n.f.c. north and chicago bears didn't have bush while their their 1st pick in the 2nd round they took a title and kokomo which would be fine if they already had a title and what their roster but the pandemic has come full sports events around the world but tennis star rafael the doubt will be back in action this week from home he's taking part in a virtual version of the madrid open $32.00 players will be involved in the charity event 5 time champion the doll will face off with britain's andy murray. fairly low . investment today and said you've been practicing for like 3 or 4 hours a day. yeah now i am not doing anything

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through the subcommittee hearing and then goes home to her castle in thee forest to confer with her pet raven. she's basically maleficent. there's been a lot written about the story. story. there's been some regularity. someone gets all excited because it is an appealing feminist story, and it's all wrong. the more that i dug into the sand started researching it, that's why there are so many error quotes because that whole narrative is just not right. so i am going to tell you a little bit about theot story toy and also kind of walk you through the process of how i cecame to write this book. to which i will t do this so tht it is burned into your memory. [laughter] so, to start off, when i started reading about the story, i read the feminist one to the one abou, the one abouttaking on mad she is a woman in her early 30s and in a male-dominated field trying to be known for her skill. it hit home to me in a lot of ways and it really felt like a great story to tell because who doesn't love giving and unknown figure from history that they are due. as i started researching, something bothered me a

the skies over the raven peninsula are still pretty full of clouds and that's an extension of what's happening in kenya up $30.00 pm which is the rain's coming northwards and they've been so significant rain recently causing flooding in yemen that could be a few more showers have to clean the west obviously the something around riyadh moving towards bahrain and qatar this is during choosing eventually or moves across into iran as a few showers leaving things quieter but not absolutely quiet behind but the only times are iraq in the event it's been warming up it's been generally quiet now admittedly the blue here in turkey that's fairly active sherry weather but it's not really coming south i don't think enjoy the sunshine running down for the same class it is produced flooding recently in kenya and interesting it is quite a lot of forecast rain in somalia including in the capital mogadishu this is been proven to produce flash flooding and this time of year it may well do so again it is the way it is time of year more or less now in the next month or 6 weeks. which means there's not m

. >> i'll take a point of personal privilege and i want to hear your take, multiple ravens will they be playing either sport or maybe orioles but will either sport be playing? on a national fan so. [laughter] but there is a lot of talk about the president is eager and what's your thought on no fans or the options on the table? >> i'm a huge sports fan and despite of your comments about the nationals and orioles, orioles did not lose on opening day this year, i can tell you that. [laughter] they've not lost a game all year so were looking good this year. [laughter] no, i would like to see us get back to playing sports because i don't know about you but i'm tired about watching games from 20 years ago on the sports channel but it will be quite a while before we see people in the stands and some of the different sports leagues are having discussions about are there ways to play the games without fans because most of their revenue and most of the people watching on television and they are not the one sitting in the stands. we did play in orioles game with no fans during the riots when i

the skies over the raven peninsula are still pretty full of clouds and that's an extension of what's happening in kenya at $30.00 pm which is the rain's coming northwards and they've been so significant rain recently causing flooding in yemen that could be a few more showers saved in the west obviously the something around riyadh moving towards bahrain and qatar this is during choosing eventually or moves across into iran as a few showers leaving things quieter but not absolutely quiet behind but all this time syria iraq in the event it's been warming up it's been generally quiet now admittedly the blue here in turkey that's fairly active sherry weather but it's not really coming south i don't think enjoy the sunshine running down for the same class it is produced flooding recently in kenya and interesting it is quite a lot of forecast rain in somalia including in the capital of mogadishu this is been proven to produce flash flooding and this time of year it may well do so again it is the way it is time of year more or less now on the next month or 6 weeks. which means there's not mu

in addition, she's been a fellow at the raven institute at massachusetts general hospital, m.i.t. and harvard university. her first book was "cured, the people who defeated hiv." she's written for publications including "the new york times," los angeles times, the atlantic, slate, popular science an "time" magazine. in 2016, she published the work that's the basis of her talk tonight titled "the rise of the rocket girls, the women who propelled us from missiles to the moon to mars." that work was a best seller and was widely praised by critics including one who described it as immersive, evocative and superbly readable, holt's poignant narrative should be required readingment another called it a marvelous book, adding when neil armstrong made his giant leap for mankind, there was womenkind in the control room. it's a pleasure indeed to welcome to fredricksburg to the university of mary washington and to great lives, nathalia holt. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you having me here tonight, and i'm excited to talk with you about the rocket girls. this is a gr

raven thought it. because to me the most persuasive argument against is having said that, is the relationship he began to develop with his mouth is museum goers, and inside is museum was a theater. so there were people who would go to melodramas and he would put on there. in the later in his circus career was really just the last quarter of his he was always very, very careful about his relationship with his audience. and he did not ever sort of overtly exploit them in a way that a sucker born every minute would suggest. after he bought the museum, he just spent enormous amounts of money to bring things in from all over the world, wild animals, objects, people of interest. and he continued to charge only a quarter, maybe a quarter twice if you follow the egress sign, and half of that, 12 and a half since, for children. his whole philosophy of this centers on as, word that is usea lot called humbug. he called himself the prince of humbugs. in today's world, the word humbug tendsds to mean somebody who e

senate with a committee hearing and then goes home to her capital in a forest to confer with her pet raven. she is the basically maleficent from sleeping beauty, the original not the angelique no jolie one. there's been a lot written about the story, pops up with some irregularity. it's appealing, round of feminist story. and it's all wrong. the more i dug into it and the more i started really researching it, that's why there's so many air quotes because that whole narrative is just not right. so, i'm going to tell you about this story, the real story today while also walking you through the precipice of how i came to write the book which i will do so that it's burned into your memory. so to start off, when i started reading about the story i read the raw raw feminist one, the one about jerry taking on nasa, this intrepid worrier and she's a woman in her early 30s, in a male dominant field trying to be known for her skill. it hit home to me in a lot of ways. he ends it really felt like a great story to tell because you want who doesn't want giving an unknown figure from history or little-k

in this subcommittee hearing, and then goes home to her castle in a forest to confer with her pet raven. she's basically from the sleeping beauty not the angelina jolie but the original one. so there has been a lot written about the story. it pops up in the news with some regularity someone finds it a gets all excited. this is appealing feminist story. it's all wrong. [laughter] the more i dug into this the more i really started researching it, that's why there are 70 air quotes because that whole narrative is just not right. i am going to tell you a little bit about the story, the real storyl today. while also walking you through how i came to write this book. i will do this so it is burned into your memory. [laughter] to start off, when i started readingea about the story, i read the feminist when all about gerry taking on nasa come this intrepid warrior. she is a woman in her early 30s in a male dominant field trying to be known for her skill. it hit h home to me in a lot of ways. and it really felt like a great story to tell because who doesn't love giving an unknown figure from his

when parks do open, parking will remain off-limits from the concern of supervisor david raven, worried about the accessibility for people with disabilities. >> there will be certain parts that have parking lots. >> reporter: residence can only visit the parks in the neighborhood. >> at the to people to respect the social distancing and facial covering requirements. >> reporter: of all nine counties sonoma has the second lowest number of cases, 222 since the outbreak, with 117 active cases currently, 103 people have recovered. it's a delicate balance by sonoma county leaders of keeping the spread of covid-19 and check while slowly trying to usher the community and do some sense of normalcy. >> this is the first step, not the final step. am hopeful we will continue to move toward equitable access for locals to get into regional parks. >> reporter: coastal beaches and parks such as dorion regional park are not a part of this move, they will remain closed. sonoma county officials say they will study the soft opening and determine whether they should lift more restrictions in the future. >>

he was signed and cut by the eagles, dolphins, ravens, browns and bears. last year he got a chance to shine. played in every game, eight rushing touchdowns. 220 yards and four tds against the packers. raheem joined us on our with authority podcast talking about life as the underdog. >> look at me now, i'm blessed to be in this position. i'm blessed to have the opportunity to still be on a roster. i just take all those little things into account because, like i said, you n life where your career is going to take you, especially in the football world. and i don't -- i don't take it for granted at all. >> now, the draft will be virtual. teams did a rehearsal today. a little rough at the outset. niners gm john lynch is ready. look at his home setup. seven monitors, three phones, two ipads and a laptop. giants gm dave gettleman, small laptop and a binder. the niners picking at 13 and 31 in round one and not again until the fifth rounding. lynch says there could be a trade. otherwise he's fine. >> i think we have ample opportunity with the picks we have. there's

if thebo ravens conversation abt five years ago we be talked about this large, five years ago this large dengue outbreak that's occurring in south america. this -- dengue causes i think about 30,000 deaths a year, something something around that. the same exact rescue the causes chikungunya virus. that was a aat big thing in ths two, three years ago. that one doesn't seem to cause any deaths. but because of the failure since the 70s to keep up with these efforts to decrease mosquitoes and kill mosquitoes, and not paying attention to the people dying from yellow fever, people die from dengue, now all of a sudden were all up in arms, we have disease due to aedes aegypti the seem to be infecting pregnant women. so this lack of action over the last 40-50 years against a known threat that is put us in this current position. at least if you happen to be in south america these days. i heard yesterday zika now has not just move throughout the americas but is now at cape verde if it is essential nokia door of africa to say hi, i'm next, your next pixel think about what could happen if that virus

the state owns orioles park and ravens stadium. university of maryland owns comcast arena on the campus. he's the biggest landlord in sports locally. our mayor and the city owns the nats stadium. we have d.c. united, capital one arena privately owned. you are all in this together and have been hit hard. we have been focused on always being fortified to run a good league organized -- lean organization where fortunately we are not burdened with too much debt. i published a paper a couple of weeks ago that says here is a cheek sheet on how to manage through crisis. i am old enough now to have been through a bunch of these, right? 9/11 was the last one, but we have had tremendous economic downturns previously. you have to stand behind what your principles are. in a business sense i put together a stack. what's most important to us? how does the energy, the attention of dollars flow? we chose people as being first and we look up to that to date. we said our partners were a part of that and our players are our partners. they are in the s

raven, you've been waiting for this moment where businesses get the chance to reopen. limited capacity, 50% capacity. could you update me? >> yes. >> neil: so how's it going? >> it's going really good. we actually opened up monday. >> neil: what reaction are you getting? okay, good, what reaction have you beginning from your customers, many have been shopping at the bit from this? right? >> they are ready for retail therapy. >> neil: how they nervous? we talk to people, a lot of people. we are told many of them where this happened before -- you get a chance next week to see it. they are leery. they are nervous. what kind of protections will you have in place? do they have to wear masks coming in? what are you doing? >> as they come in the door, we have the sanitizing they can use for their rail and their hands. we ask -- we don't really require them to use a mask, but all my employers are using a mask. they see that. we have a lot coming in with masks. the social distancing where they say, 6 feet apart. trying to make them more at the same time and not make them feel u

you interview governor hogan, you should ask him how he is doing right now with orioles .ark and ravenstadium university of maryland owns comcast arena on campus. he is the biggest landlord in sport locally. our mayor and the city owns the nats stadium. we have d.c. united. we have capital one arena privately owned. all in this are together. we have all been hit hard. we have been focused on always being fortified to run a good legal organization. we are fortunate we are not burdened with too much debt. i published a paper a couple is a ago that said here cheat sheet on how to manage through crisis. i'm old enough now to have been through a bunch of these. was the last one, but we have had tremendous economic downturns previously, and you have to stand behind what your principles are and then, in a business sense, i put together is mostf, what important to us, and how would the energy, dollars flow? we chose people as being first and we lived up to that to date. we said our partners were part of that. our players are our partners. they are in that stack. and then our property. we waterf

event here weekend and the big ones were i think more than double of the 3 women of the baltimore ravens just kill this draft and they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting the draft come to them and then make a great picks with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get in the right place for why we've just got to have and the raiders just look at the board and figure out who was the best player at that time the other team i think that was really outstanding were the minnesota vikings who addressed their biggest needs wide receiver 1st were solid. after that and then all stood where the. worst teams were pretty easy to see you both in the n.f.c. north chicago bears didn't watch while they're there 1st pick in the 2nd round. which would be fine except we already had a titans on their roster and their family excited arsenal open their training facility next week to help their place stay fit the club say access will be carefully managed to in line with the u.k. social distancing guidelines the players will reportedly practice on a rotational basis in small gr

there is some degree of continuity or maybe less contradiction raven compromise in this case because he someone who despite his taste in art house film and choosing to put off the quirky american television series fargo on prime time on channel one, he never stopped believing in the central or premier authority of the state. for him that's not a contradiction and that's what makes them interesting to me something a friend of his told me for my profile of the chapter of him that's about him that's in the book, he said ernst is an intellectual but he's no liberal. i had to sit without thought for a minute because in my life those terms are often interchangeable or collapsible into one entity. >> but they have been historically. in european or american culture. since you mention are ernst and ensure a lot of you read the excerpt, the profile of constantine ernst, the director channel one in the new yorker a couple weeks ago, i i thought e was a really interesting choice because, this is a bit of criticism. i didn't see what compromise was making. he loved films. having an aesthetic is a

raven going bankrupt is a blow to alaska, a blow to the economy. alaska is used to disaster.nately. we just deal with them. earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, fires, floods. we pull together and usually come out of these things stronger. it's going to take a little while. we've got to stop the free-fall in the economy. that's going to be probably just as devastating if not more so over the long run for ahas cans -- am las -- alaskans. leland: we heard from the white house trade advisor about how poverty breeds real problems when it comes to mental and physical health that you pointed out. just before we let you go, alaskans are known for wanting to do it on their own. what do you need from the federal government that you're not getting? >> well, we're getting ppe. we've always taken things into our own hands. we always understand it's always a possibility that given the distance and the isolation that we're going to have to handle things. so we're making swabs internally in the state here, we're looking at making some of the vials, reagents, some of the ppe. we're getting shipm

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brewer group jack brewer, former nfl defensive lineman and author devon still and former baltimore raven minneapolis, ron johnson. gentlemen, i thank you all for being here. jack, i want to go to you first. what did you think of this virtual draft? i mean, the informally i thought did a pretty good job. >> they did a great job. it was entertaining. i think i watched the draft more this year than i have in years past, actually. it really was good to see roger goodell and the whole nfl team do such an amazing job during this pandemic. you actually got a chance to get your mind off of this stuff, jason, and i think that was their goal, and they definitely accomplished it. i mean, record-breaking numbers. i mean, to see it go up by double digits in regards to the viewership, it's an exciting time, and hopefully the nfl can kick off without a hutch. jason: devon, i got to tell you now that i've finished netflix, i'm kind of ready for some real live actual sports out there. do you think america's ready for this? >> i agree with jack. i mean, just to see the numbers double, it really shows peop