siblings [reading names] she leaves behind her loving husband of 66 years, felix mendoza, her children andromeda, with alex, hydra with eric [reading] and grandchildren [reading names fast] and her 27 great grandchildren and four great, great grandchildren. thank you for allowing me to do that. and i want to thank you all for all your support during these last three weeks of transition for my mom who had been in hospice since january. thank you. all right. so at this time -- or was there? >> i just wanted to let you know we are currently, staff is taking up a collection. we will be announcing at the next meeting the amount of the collection and then we await for your father to let us know where he would like to donate the money. >> president h. mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you so much, superintendent. >> beautiful words, beautiful life journey, the board of education, superintendent, expresses our sincerest condolences to commissioner mendoza and the entire mendoza family. >> president h. mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. appreciate that. at this time we will take public comment for those who have submi

desk of stars, our galaxy for example is the milky way galaxy and the nearest counts each of is the andromedaalaxy and we think there are about a hundred billion galaxies in the visible universe. believe it or not that means we can actually count the number of stars in the visible universe. hundred billion galaxies, a hundred billion stars per galaxy so that is the number of stars in the visible universe. brian: what is an asteroid? michio: that is left over from the creation of the solid system. we are talking about mars out to jupiter. we think it is a failed planet, a plan between mars and jupiter that never quite condensed or maybe got too close to jupiter and got broken up. brian: so if you had to pick another place to live outside of the earth, where would you go? michio: i would go to another planet. none of them are exactly earthlike, once but was tropical. many had astronauts sunbathing on the beaches of venus. we now know venus is our evil twin. just like the earth, closer to the sun, the temperatures are 900 degrees fahrenheit. if you were to walk on the service of venus, you would

we can do a lot of great things, but wait until we create the andromeda strain or something. it's great but when you have cyberattacks, or ai, i don't want to live in a post-terminator world with skynet this is all stuff we need to think about. >> back in my history i was a law enforcement officer, entime we created technology, always think about how the technology can be used for good but in the back of your mind be prepared for it to be used for something bad. think about how you would cover for that that's another reason why we're here in d.c. we would love to ask the government, as we innovate what are some things we need to think about ahead of time in case it is used for the wrong purposes make it for the good folks, presume it will be used for good, but always have in the back of your mind what would happen if somebody with malintent used this technology >> craig wenter said probably nobody will take smallpox and find a way to spread it, no scientist could do that. i said you could do it if you wanted if you became an evil genius -- >> look at bashar al assad in syria.