joining me now is the reseatch directorhope lab, danielle ramo. >> thank you.o be here. >> well, hope lab has an interesting model where it tackles health challenges facing teens a young adults, whether it's loneliness or recoring from cancer. can you walk us through that? >> sure. it helps people with a whole host of mental and physical problems but we don't know how to transte that to the digital environment. so at hope lab w pair behavioral science and human centered design to hlp change eir lives and feel meaningful and engaging. specifically to gen-z today. >> why is it promoting on the young children, and not the other issues like bullying and weobesity? >>, we started off as a mission to support young people who had a key problem with sticking to chemotherapy, medication. it's really tough tyke a pill that has extreme side effects every single day. that's what's needed to undergo thchemotherapy. e was a real need there to support something that wasa ecting deeply the lives of young people. now, we're flycused more broa on mental health as well as other p

and daniel lind-ramos, whose assemblage of tools, branches, natural and salvaged materials, hecomes a kind of shrine to the suffering from017 hurricane in his native puerto co. shd, there's also the strange, translucent torsed hanging forms, hand-made by ragen moss, who wants us to walk around and peer inside them >> sculpture's, to me, categorical imperatives , it can teach us about space like nothing else. >> brown: moss is also a lawr, no doubt unusual for a biennial artist, but she likes the way her two disciplines make her think differently. >> when you're a lawyer, you're given a set of facts. they are not in your control. and a good lawyer's job is to analyze, issue, spot, address themnd solve them. art could almost be an opposite funnel, where there are no facts. i make the facts, and then i t solve problemshat don't exist. i set my own questions. >> brown: the whitney biennial is known for addressing current political issues, but this year, the museum itself has become the focal point, in a controversyfa similar to tng other cultural institutions. the metropolitan museum of a

incident and they say the suspects 45 year-old adele ramos fired a number of rounds throughout the day and into the night. sacramento police chief daniel hand provided an update on where they stand in their investigation. officers were essentially ambushed by the suspect and the result was him or during one of our communities. police officers. throughout much of this incident from the first time the suspect shot at our officers, murdering officer o'sullivan. at 06:10pm. he continued to fire at officers for over 4 hours is clear by the suspects action that he was intent on murdering. addition officers and was taking action to do just that. repeatedly shooting at officers. throughout much of this incident. that he had multiple weapons. in multiple buildings on the property. both handgun. and rifles along with numerous rounds of ammunition. due to the fact that the officers believe they're being shot at with the hype high powered rifle. they had officers retrieve armored vehicle. i truly believe if officers utilize the equipment they had at the time. to retrieving the armored vehicle. we would have of additional officers murdered on that

ramos's case, he's facing 4 counts including the murder sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan, the attempted murder of her training officer daniel chipp in 2 counts for owning an illegal rifle. >>there's an ongoing investigation, i'm just going to take a long time to process the crime scene my guess is the charging document may have some additional counts this time goes on. >>assistant chief deputy da rod norgaard spoke with reporters after the arraignment last year he prosecuted a successfully convicting luis bracamontes to the death penalty for the death of 2 central valley police officers in october 2014 counts in or guard says it's unclear free most will face the death penalty himself a we have an internal the dictates the procedure by which we seek the death penalty which includes input from his counsel if they so choose. >>and that decision will be made down the roadways nor guarded ad there was little more officers could have done disable solondz life. there was nothing that could have been done to save her life the nature of that injury is such that it could happen in an emergency room and she would not be say bubble. so i find it very di

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ramos's case, he's facing 4 counts including the murder sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan, the attempted murder of her training officer daniel chipp in 2 counts for owning an illegal rifle. >>there's an ongoing investigation. it's gting to take a long time to process the crime scene my guess is the charging document may have some additional counts this time goes on. >>the assistant chief deputy da rod norgaard spoke with reporters after the arraignment in the last year he prosecuted a similar case successfully convicting luis bracamontes to the death penalty for the death of 2 central valley police officers in october 20 or guard says it's unclear if ramos will face the death penalty himself a we have an internal dictates the procedure by which to seek the death penalty which includes input from his counsel they so choose. >>and that decision will be made down the roadways guarded ad there was little more officers could have done to save us all life. there was nothing that could have been done to save her life the nature of that injury is such that it could happen in an emergency room and she would not be seeing double. so i find it very dish