david banner and big create i think even so a lot of rappers have really been vocal about it parchment is located at least 2 hours away from many major cities making it difficult for lawyers family members and having kids to visit in recent months incarcerated people have used contraband cell phones to share videos and photos of their conditions on social media a risky act an incidence of forced transparency in a deadly situation where the prison officials allege that prison gangs are to blame for the mounting death of the merged and many are pushing against that narrative stating that the inhuman conditions are driving people beyond sanity i think now with all of that. technology that now we're going to have people now they're going to be able to see inside and i think that's what's threatening to. the people that are supposed to be in charge of the prisoners not disappoint i think this is was threatening to warm because you can't you've got so many people and so much of that is around so much controversy and they were going there you can't you can't really control or find out who wor

peter baker, another banner day of reporting on this president and this crisis in "the new york times." take me through first the david that he's ignoring science and safety in his push for the vaccine and the president's own basically confirmation of that story today in the oval. >> look, you want a president to push for faster action. the question is does he push so hard that people cut corners. that's what obviously is the danger. this is a president who has said from the beginning that a vaccine would be available soon. those are the words he used, relatively soon, even though of course it's going to be a year, a year and a half away. the fastest any vaccine has been developed was i think four years in crises like this so you can't expect it to be an overnight kind of thing and he has promised that already to the american people. so i think that the concern here is that politics, the drive to get this solved particularly before the election alters what should be a scientific process. >> doctor, he's been pushing for a vaccine process that bypasses science out loud and on tv. here he is in march doing just that. >>

banner. liliu closed herself into washington place. they had kind of a mourning there during annexation day. there, seventh from the left is prince david, the heir apparent. and he did not live long. here she is retired at washington place. she lived for almost another 20 years. in fact, she was always kind of a prickly personality. jack met her once in london and charmeon wrote that she shook hands with us, but the look in her eyes, i could tell she'd rather kill us. she died of a stroke in 1917. there are different pictures of her with territorial governors and ceremonies. during world war i, she did raise the american flag over washington place when she heard that five hawaiian sailors had been killed in the sinking. she died, and at least they gave her a state funeral in the palace, which was not the seat of the legislature. her funeral bury is pulled by 200 people pulling 1,200-foot ropes and she was buried in the mana ala cemetery with her relatives. there we have it. and i'm sorry, i hope i didn't go too long, but that is my take on liliuokalani and why they feel the way they do. liliuokalani today is regarded as a symbol of the

david solomon from goldman sachs. i hope you will put up the code. you can pull your camera out, point at the code and we can start and a banner will pop up press on thell take you to a donation page for mount sinai. >> we've got the code up you can see it, tim. i think some of your audio is a little bit slow. the internet -- you can call your old friends at verizon. not as fast as we always want. let me ask you, tim, thank you about your comments and all the work you're doing. it's remarkable stuff out there and you're right, the business community in many ways has stepped up in so many ways one of the issues though that has concerned the world, the media, of course, is the world of advertising and marketing spend. you have a pretty dire prediction about that. i wanted you, if you could, to walk through the permutations with which you think this is going to happen and who it's going to hit >> joe >> can you still hear us, tim? >> yeah, i can my connection just came in and out. i think what you were saying is the concern around media and where things are going we should say, andrew, we're at the highest point in history of media consumption. streaming