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deana dedicated her film. to the women of afghan. in 2009 then afghan president hamid karzai approved a law that once again after years of taliban rule curtailed women's rights so deonna took to the streets to protest provided the impetus for her film. this law was something to love why lands against women and against human it said something like this that if a woman leave her house without her husband permission the husband can be warse that why. was was. was she was. the was that she was the attack she was on but like i said that i told her that was a lot of kind of talk i know how like i said because that's something i am a part of why it was was like what we are trying to do as afghan women is to make. space for women to breed to to to be. outside of there was of the house to face the society to be present on the street. video artist in a small ascii film is a political instrument a means to create change. she frequently travel to the west bank to meet men living there. maybe. there is something i missed this year that this is so

for deana what keeps girls and women out of i.t.is not a lack of interest but in an welcoming environment. for her change will only come if the culture within is addressed. it's a culture that subconsciously depicts men as the norm and women as a deviation from that norm a female scientist. a little old male and why should you call me a female it kind of feels like most of the b.s. that is in the 1st place so if you want to just be called science it's. creating. products just for girls won't at vannes women in stem because building pink household products teaches me that real science is not for me confirming the very stereotype it's set out to dispel instead we need to address girls negative self perception by showing them that women pulled long in science just like men in part 2 we'll look at some real life wrong models. some countries have seen more progress in much of latin america as well as russia and eastern europe about half of all stem research has all women. western europe the us and many other parts of the world are laggin

>> that's a great question, deana. i think there's no easy answer but i think, first of all, we think about ways we can quell the virus in the community. and it's really a triangle of test, trace and isolate. so let's dissect that a little bit. first of all, from the testing perspective, we have random testing and we need to do a lot better because although we ramped up testing, there have been a lot of delays. delays in lining up to get the test and more concerningly, delays in getting the test result back. every day you wait to get a test result back, you infect more and more people. let's think about the other two parts. trace and isolate. tracing is very difficult a lot of times, particularly in minority populations where you may be suspicious, even though it's not a law enforcement person asking you for contact information of the people you've been around with and their names and addresses. so i think people are trained in cultural sensitivity but i think we need to do that more, and i think that might be somethin

the singer deana martin was a long time friend of regis philbin. she paid her tribute.worker i've ever known, aside from my dad, who was just always, it seems like he was always working. but regis philbin was down to earth. he, gosh, he was a dear friend of mine because he would come to my concerts, he would get up and sing with me, and in fact on my show, on friday live, i'm going to make a toast to him and sing the song he would always sing with me. he and joy were a joy to be around. they were just... you know, down—to—earth, hard workers, and he was, he loves dean martin, and in fact, one of the pictures that we have sent you is, "i'm sitting on the dean martin shared that regis got from my dad", and that, he was so excited about that. we have definitely lost a true legend. and he was, as you said, in front of the tv cameras more than anyone, ever. but he loves that. in fact, i was on one of his first tv shows when he was the announcer forjoey bishop, and that's going way back. so i've known him for many, many years, i've gone to his house, i was on regis and kelly.

we'rejoined now from the us by singer deana martin, who was a long—time friend of regis philbin.condolences to you for the loss of a friend. just tell us the loss of a friend. just tell us about what he was like? oh, my gosh, and thank you for inviting me on, but it is dina, like dino, my name. sorry. that's all right. so, regis was the most amazing guy in the world. he was funny, he was kind, he was the hardest worker i have ever known, aside from my dad, who was just always, it seems like he was always working. but regis philbin was down to earth. he, gosh, he was a dearfriend of mine because he would come to my concerts, he would come to my concerts, he would come to my concerts, he would get up and sing with me, and in fact on he would get up and sing with me, and infact on my he would get up and sing with me, and in fact on my show, on friday live, i made a toast to him and sang the song he would a lwa ys him and sang the song he would always sing with me. he and joy we re always sing with me. he and joy were a joy to be around. they we re were a joy to be around. they were