gibbon, who developed a heart-lung bypass machine. the heart would stop beating during surgery, but the machine would take over giving oxygen to , keep the patient alive. dr. gibbon had one patient survive and four passed away, he abandoned it and could not go on. but mayo thought there was some merit in dr. gibbons' technology. so we essentially reengineered his machine. engineers, surgeons, technicians working together to create what is now called the mayo-gibbon heart-lung bypass machine. they transformed hurt surgery. if you know anybody who has had open heart surgery or a heart transplant perhaps, it began with a machine just like this. our first patient at mayo clinic, right over here, linda stout. she was a five-year-old girl from bismarck, north dakota. she was dying of a heart defect. she had a short time to live. her parents brought her here with no other hope. her life was saved in a machine just like this. that is her sixth birthday party a few months after her operation. she has had a wonderful life. a lovely person. i ha

gibbons' technology. so they reengineered his machine to create what is now called the gibbon heart-lung bypass machine. they transformed hurt surgery. if you know anybody who has had open heart surgery or a heart transplant perhaps, it began with a machine just like this. our first patient at mayo clinic, right of her here linda , stout, she was a five-year-old girl from bismarck, north dakota. she was dying of a heart defect. she had a short time to live. her parents brought her here with no other hope. her life was saved in a machine just like this. that is her sixth birthday party a few months after her operation. she has had a wonderful life. a lovely person. i have interviewed her a number of times. linda came back to mayo clinic on the 50th anniversary of her heart surgery as a guest of honor at a surgical congress. and look what she gave us. she gave us her autographed get book and her get well cards that her mother had saved for her. we tell our new employees when they come in here on their tour,

i'm leeza gibbons, and it was a big year for me. i turned 60, and i'm all about aging gracefully with empowerment and all of that. but, let's be real.

locked in a military confrontation over tripoli italy's prime minister has called for a cease fire gibbons. we wish and we are working with determination to prevent the continuation of a military confrontation we want an immediate cease fire and we wish the national liberation army the n.l.m. will pull back those who thought that the military option could support the stability of libya in these days in these hours were proved wrong solutions based on force linked to weapons never bring solutions never bring sustainable solutions congressional investigators are pursuing the u.s. president's business dealings by issuing subpoenas to multiple financial institutions to house committees have subpoena daughter bank as part of the investigation the german bank has been trump's long term lender the house intelligence and financial services committees have also demanded documents from institutions including j.p. morgan chase bank of america and citi group two reuters journalists who've been jailed in myanmar have won a pulitzer prize. wallonia and choice have won the prestigious honor for an invest

that's when they found kevin b gibbons of southst washington inside. they pronounced him dead.rince george's county police are trying to figure out who shot him. >>> right now d.c. police are asking for yr help identifying anyone in this surveillance video. they are accuste ofing thousands of dollars worth of stuff from an airbnb property. they show us thebeemocrat left nd. >> it feels like a sense of safety was violated. >> elizabeth is upset after an airbnb nightmare. police say these are the persons of interest. >> we rented out the house for two nights to what looked like a legitimate airbnb guests and in return they ended up robbing and vandalizing the house. >> she's managing the house only roylace northwest near connecticut avenue for a friend whoas out of the country. take a look at the home surveillance video from last month. eight people go in the. hou a few walk in the back yard and take picture these photos show what's left of what they allegedly stole. tvs off the walls, speakers, appliance, clothes, shoes, electronics, more than,0nd wor worth of goods and they tra

gibbons. we had to read a part of the time i was at princeton and i remember i was captivated.e's such a great writer. his sentences, i heard you say what makes history and/or? to me it has to be written really well. there's a lot of other historians one way or another that have influenced me, but he stands alone. >> thank you for being here and for your work. i am a journalist with aspirations of writing, and i'm wondering if you can speak a little bit to your relationship especially at the beginning of your career because for instance was a story that you have to sell your house to cover your living expenses while finishing the powerbroker and i'm just wondering whether any doubts was present for yount or if that is just a chip that's missing? [laughter] >> that is a good question. it's one i was interested in bringing a pan she's asking basically you sold your home to pay for the powerbroker at one point. your back goes out and you are saying you have no money, she's going and getting the records for you and you are telling her take a left, take a right, go to this, and so t

given's technology -- gibbons' technology.is machine,ed surgeons and nurses working together to create the heart-lung bypass machine. if you know anybody who has had open-heart surgery or transplant, it began with a machinelike this. our first patient at the mayo ,linic over here, linda stout she was a five-year-old girl from bismarck, north dakota. she was dying of a heart defect. she had a short time to live. her parents brought her here with no other hope. her life was saved on a machine like this. that is her sixth birthday party. she has had a wonderful life, interviewed her a number of times. clinicame back to mayo on the 50th anniversary of her heart surgery as a guest of that a surgical congress. she gave us her autograph book herher get well cards mother had saved for her. we tell our employees when they come in on their tour behind every invention that mayo clinic there is always a winner. it was always sweet. typical autograph book, she has her world-famous surgeon's autograph, the cleaning lady's autograph, the kid

. >>> i'm kendis gibbon at msnbc headquarters in new york. horror at a passover holiday celebration when a man opens fire in a synagogue near san diego. one person is dead, and three others are injured including the rabbi and yet another act of violence that appears to be motivated by hate. details of an open letter believed to have been left by the gunman just hours before the shooting. >>> plus, tensions between william barr and house democrats continue to boil. all of this after the attorney general threatens to skip out on thursday's hearing with the house judiciary committee. >>> and a battle of the ages. now poll numbers have joe biden as a clear front-runner for the democratic ticket. but they also reveal a weak spot for his campaign. is the former vice president lit enough for america's millennials? >>> we are going to get started on the left coast in san diego. we're going to start with the rabbi from that tragic southern california synagogue shooting speaking out for the first time. he calls the gunman a terrorist and says the jewis

. >>> i'm kendis gibbon at msnbc headquarters in new york.e near san diego. one person is dead, and three others are injured including the rabbi and yet another act of violence that appears to be motivated by hate. details of an open letter believed to have been left by the