and mr. wadestigative science writer he's formally "new york times" science writer, a formally writer with nature, and science so they know something about these subjects. and i want to thank you for coming on the program but first paragraph, sir of your piece which is published in something called the bulletin of atomic scientists so sounds like it is quite legitimate the first paragraph says, the covid-19 pandemic has disrupted lives world over for more than a year it is death toll will soon reach 3 million people. if the origin of pandemic remains uncertain, the political agendas of governments and scientists of generated thick clouds. which the mainstream press seems helpless to dispel so i want to go through -- some of this so it is understandable to all of us. some of the institutions, some of the names and you can fill it in for us if you don't mind sir so let's begin with identify egg institution and actors. what exactly is the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases in washi

and mr. wade is an investigative science writer and family new york times science writer and a formally writer with nature and science we know some things about these subjects. i want to thank you for coming on the program. the first paragraphs are every piece which is published in something called the bulletin of the scientist so sounds like is quite legitimate. first paragraph says that the covid-19 pandemic has destructive lives the world over for more than a year and it was soon reached $3m people for the death toll if the origin remains uncertain. the political agendas of governments and scientists have generated take clouds which the main stream press seems helpless to discuss. so i want to through some of the sow is understandable to some of us, some of the names and institutions and you can fill it in for us if you don't mind. so let's begin with identifying some ofwh the institutions and actions. when exactly is the national institute of infectious disease in washington dc. tguest: is a b

mr. wade's daughter is completing her masters, and she'll be home. and when i got home uncle wally called me to come down to the furniture store to meet this precious red-headed young guy, and it was love at first sight. oh wonderful. never thinking that i would marry a military man. never crossed my path that i would do that because i saw how much they moved and i knew their lifestyle. so for me to fall in love with a young lieutenant was a little bit of a surprise to me. i was a product of the 60s and 70s thinking i would be you know working and doing the good for the country and i don't know. i don't know where i thought it'd take me but i didn't think it would take me back to blytheville and then i didn't think it would take me where i've been. so very strange life that's been wonderful. well, i know love kind of trump's all but yes it did. did you worry about? the consequences of marrying a military man and the separations and things did you think about that as you as you corded or did that kind of get swept away? robert was a true military man.

mr. wade's daughter is completing her master's and she'll be home. and when i got home, uncle wally called me to come down to the furniture store to meet this precious red-headed young guy and it was love at first sight. never thinking i would mary a military man. never crossed my path that i would do that because i knew how much they moved. i knew their lifestyle. for me to fall in love with a young lieutenant was a surprise for me. i was a product of the '60s and '70s, thinking i would be working and doing good for the country. i don't know where i thought it would take me but i didn't think it would take me back to blytheville and where i've been. so a very strange life but it's been wonderful. >> i know love trumps all. >> yes. >> but did you worry about the sequences of marrying a military plan and the separations and things? did you think about that as you courted or did that get swept away? >> robert was a true military man. he always believed in the greater good. and if it was his job to fly and bomb, then that's what he was going to do. so i

mr. chair. i'm trying to wade through it but dr. meyer let me start with you and talk to dr.ut the ingenuity. so how and for the others how do you get your experiments once you've decided we are going to send another rover up to mars, how does dr. bozak get it on the spectrum and then i'd like to hear from their side and their experiments t as part of the whe process. >> i will put it this way is quite a goblet in terms of what's needed but as we done with curiosity and as we did with perseverance to put a call out the says we are going to send a mission to mars and this is what the goal is, send us your proposals and your instruments and we will see how it all fits together so it's very much an open competition for peoplele to propose whatever they think is applicable for the goal and very rigorous competition it's very hard to go through the whole process and then you have to choose, you have to narrow it down to those things that will fit on the mission from all of the goals that you received and then there's a little bit of -- we don't want to send to the same measurement

wade this unfolded which is profoundly unflattering to the british system in key politicians, including the prime minister. people will question just what kind of a witness mr what his motives were. but i think that is why it is so striking. it is the first account from deep inside the government. staying with us in helping us assess this testimony, let us remind ourselves the dominic cummings is answering questions as part of the lessons learned process on response to the pandemic and mr cummings was a centralfigure in government. here he is pictured with borisjohnson in 2019. he is a part of the prime minister's inner circle which led to an election victory that year and to brexit withdrawal deal as well. he was also the chief adviser to the prime minister when the pandemic hit in march of last year. however, in november, with the pandemic still ongoing, he quit and here he is leaving downing street for the last time. a lot to work through for the last seven hours of testimony, here is some questioning the eligibility of many of those in charge of making decisions earlier, including himself. is completely crackers, crack is the borisjohnson was in there a