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experts on this subject we have but he's a professor of computer and data science at the university of new haven we also have our friend todd shipley the sober security analyst and the president of the dark intel are guys look this is right up your alley it looks to me and to anybody who has my. mother would say can see 2 fingers in front of their face like o.d.o. paid this ransom do you agree. will definitely there's no doubt i think that the issue becomes that if they hadn't paid it they wouldn't be able to respond as effectively and as fast as they did so they paid all right but let me go to you on this i do love to know 'd whether you think that it was done as a joint communiqué or operation with the government of the united states in other words they were working together to say ok let's go ahead we're going to have to pay this they. must have been in the company it's as was mentioned earlier the federal government does not have the tools or the power to dictate how the company should react in a certain sense as of course lines are recommendations coming from. f.b.i. and d.h. as in new scen

he's a professor of computer and data science at the university of new haven and we also have our friend todd shipley the so obvious security is at risk catalyst and the president of the dark intel are guys look this is right up your alley it looks to me and to anybody who has my mother would say can see 2 fingers in front of their face like colonial paid this ransom do you agree. will definitely there's no doubt i think that the issue becomes that if they hadn't paid it they wouldn't be able to respond as effectively and as fast as they did so they paid. but let me go to you on this i do love to know 'd whether you think that it was done as a joint communiqué or operation with the government of the united states in other words they were working together to say ok let's go ahead we're going to have to play this thing. in the common use as was mentioned earlier. the government does not have the tools or the power to dictate how the company should react in the circumstances of course. recommendations coming from. f.b.i. and teach as the new scenarios it's best not to pay the ransom to enco

new haven c hospital. and last, the but certainly not least, dr. steven deiks.resear he's thech professor of medicin at the university of california-san francisco, onef the greathe long- research snuxs nation. and he does long covid study im referred to as link, i believe.s welcome to each one of you.efulo ms. hokula, we're very gratefull to you and also for your patience because this is and us continues to be a long day, but so worthwhile for all of us. so thank you and you're on. >> okay, thank you. as was stated, i was a collegiate runner at a d-2 college. i got covid july 4th, 2020, and the first two weeks were very, y very mild. i just lost my taste and smell.d i had a fever for a couple daysl my fever broke and i was feeling, i thought, normal immediately following my two weeks of quarantine.reath, then following my two weeks of quarantine, i began to develop some chest pain, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing. i had severe fatigue building up. h each week got worse and worse. by the end of july, they discovered that i had pneumonia because i wenthat to my primary health care provider, and it was shown that i had some slight n a indicat

center for lung disease at the yale new haven hospital twok you and thank you and last but certainly not least, doctor steven de rks professor of medicine at the universityof san francisco one of the great research institutions in our nation. lead scientist for impact with novel coronavirus study and that is referred to as link. i believe -- so welcome to each one of you. ms. hakala you are first and recognized for five minutes for your testimony and again we're very grateful to you and also for your patience because this continues to be a long day but so worthwhile for all of us so thank you and you're on. >> okay. thank you. so as was stated i was a collegiate runner at a college i got covid july 4th, 2020, and the first two weeks very were very mild i lost the taste and smell i had a fever couple of days fever broke and i was feeling -- i thought normal. immediately following my two weeks of quarantine. then following myy two weeks of quarantine, i began developing chest pain shortness of breath difficulty breathing, i had to take -- severe fatigue building up each week got worse and worse. by the end of july, i discovered that i had pneumonia because