bernadette, the post. >> [indiscernible] gov. hochul: that is one of my top priorities. you will hear more about that this afternoon but it will continue a multifaceted approach, calling more people to the crisis, realizing there are many people are not aware they have these resources available to them, and connecting them to the landlords. i will be assembling a team of individuals getting today to assess this, and wait not one second longer in terms of how we get this relief out to people. it's there, it needs to be in their hands. to reduce some of the incredible stress these families and individuals are under. it's unnecessary. rami from univision. >> [indiscernible] gov. hochul: we are doing quite a bit of reach out and you will be identifying the members of my administration as time goes on. i've requested and granted myself a 40 day, five day transition period. it understands i needed to assemble my two constitutional officers immediately. these are incredible individuals with great integrity, and a lot of government experience. individuals with great integrity an

bernadette works at the lincolnshire breast screening service, and she is part of a shrinking workforcehs has been unable to train or even recruit enough radiologists, and many services now face chronic staff shortages. this is further complicated by the fact that each mammogram needs to be read independently by at least two specialist clinicians. so we have two people reading a mammogram, because it is actually a really difficult process, 0k? what we're looking for is tiny, tiny cancers. maybe two millimetres, maybe a little tiny smudge within a breast. and we are human, and some of us miss them. so that second read is that second opportunity to pick up that tiny little smudge that may, you know, change a woman's life. so the nottingham university hospital has been trialling a new tool that may help. this is mia, an ai trained to spot breast cancer. the aim of this project is for this system to be the second reader, potentially speeding up the whole process. so mia has had a look at this mammogram as well, can we have a look at what mia thinks? so in this particular case, mia has actua

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. >> but then they bring in bernadette and amy. >> hello. >> she eventually became sheldon's love interestt to you? [ laughter ] >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> at the beginning, sheldon is an outcast and intellectual, a geek. by the end, he's found his soulmate. he has friends, he's won a nobel prize. >> i have been encouraged, sustained, inspired, and tolerated not only by my wife but by the greatest group of friends anyone ever had. >> this show stayed on forever. it's huge. and they're nerds. >> we started to see articles written about how young people were going into s.t.e.m. fields in school because "the big bang theory" made it look cool. >> i need to get to here. >> what's there? >> the earliest estimate of the singularity. >> so, you're upset about missing out on becoming some sort of freakish self-aware robot? >> by this much. [ laughter ] >> it used to be chic to be normal and regular, but now it it's very chic to be an outsider. >> the outsider is this oddball character that just comes in and gets to throw fastballs. >> the fish out of water work

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it is orbiting -- taking high resolution photographs but then they bring in bernadette and amy and suddenly she became sheldon's love interest and that opens up a whole pandora's box. >> may i ask you a question before i give it to you? >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> the beginning of sheldon is outcast and intellectual and by the end, he found his soul mate and he found friends and he won a nobel prize. i have been tolerated not only by my wife but by the greatest group of friends i ever had. >> you have "big bang theory," it is huge, they are nerds. >> we started seeing caarticles about young people going into stem field because "the big bang theory" made it looked cool. >> i need to get to here. the earliest estimate of the s singularity. so you are upset from being some freak robot. >> by this much. >> it used to be geek to be normal and regular. but, now it is very chic to be an outsider. >> the outsider is this odd ball character that comes in. fish out of water works. because everybody really does feel out of place part of their lives. >> what's going

. >> people also need to be bernadette the stage.hool season where it's not clear how or whether they're getting to school, we are done with this. we have to start putting burdens on the unvaccinated. >> kentucky senate rand paul fired back this morning, take a look. >> obscene that if we now disagree in our personal medical decisions with the left they're going to declare we are a terrorist and we can't fly. it makes no sense. it is complete collectivism. all of these people, the same people who hooted and hollered and said trump is leaving us to authoritarianism, what can be more authoritarian than a no-fly list for people who disagree with you? kat: with a left succeed at unvaccinated americans into second-class citizens? you guns you are back. i will ask you, going to the airport for me very stressful. not the flank i remember all the stuff id, phone, charger, pants, are you stressed about maybe adding another thing they've got to remember you can't fly? >> this is crazy but it's also dangerous. who says this. to be able to come

uh, bernadette's nickname for you is the virgin piña colada.utograph is really a "me" autograph. yeah, well, once i was too lazy to walk across the hall, so i used your toothbrush. ooh, and one time when you were asleep, amy totally took off her... and that's why you're the best roommate ever. aw... now i'm sad i didn't hear it. so what do you need the headphones for? well, i've been struggling for months to come up with a theory of dark matter that doesn't make protons decay. i'm hoping to finally tackle it by optimizing my work environment. see, i've got, uh, my tea is at the perfect sipping temperature. uh, i have fleece-lined boxer shorts to keep my tushie toasty. and then, oh, last but not least, this inspirational cat poster, improved with the reassuring face of physics renegade richard feynman. is that why you had to take him to office depot last night? i don't want to talk about it. there, the place is all yours. yeah, have fun. oh, i will-- nothing more fun than a paradigm-shifting evening of science. (scoffs) and you thought it was so

bernadette is a successful microbiologist. not her looks. i mean, what kind of message does that send? i think the message is-- "check out the rack on that scientist." why can't someone be thought of as both smart and pretty? i just don't think a professional woman should have to flaunt her sexuality in order to get ahead. okay, what's the big deal? look, if it helps me make a sale with a physician, i don't think it hurts to flirt a little. i mean, laugh at their joke, touch their arm, maybe crank up the ac in the car beforehand, you know, to wake up the girls. maybe it's different in the world of sales, but it's already hard enough for women to be taken seriously in science. i was kind of excited about the article, but now you're making me feel bad. no, i think you should do whatever you want. you know, maybe if fashion magazines had female scientists in them, i would've become a theoretical physicist. stop smirking at each other. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion st

. >> bernadette, it seems after months of defending himself in the midst of these claims there was aaking point that ultimately led to yesterday's resignation. based on your report, do we know what that breaking point was for the governor? >> well, first of all, i've been covering the governor for the past three years and that was a shock. this is not a person that backed down without a fight especially because his attorney ryota glavin came out with a guns a-blazing defense of her client, governor cuomo and went nearly line by line, saying what their interpretation of the letitia james report and why it was unfair to the governor and then the governor came out and coined of honed in on those points and several reporters that i was texting who were also watching were say, well, you know, he's not going to resign. he's not going to resign because he also said something he's a fighter. i'm a fight but then it turned into, you know, i'm going to resign. i don't want this impeachment process to take up more time, money, effort with new yorkers and i'm going to step aside. one key thing t