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. >> thank you, cardinal gregory for that beautiful prayer. we gather to pay tribute to the lives we have lost. a grandmother, a grandfather who was our world. a parent, partner, sibling, or friend who we still cannot accept is no longer here. and for many months, we have grieved by ourselves. tonight, we grieve and begin healing together. though we may be physically separated, we, the american people, are united in spirit. and my abiding hope, my abiding prayer, is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new wisdom. to cherish simple moments. to imagine new possibilities. and to open our hearts just a little bit more to one another. it is now my great honor to introduce lori marie key. she is a nurse at st. mary mercy livonia hospital outside of detroit. her community was hit hard when the virus struck. she was assigned to the covid unit. she is known for singing on the hospital floor, and a video of her singing a certain hymn inspired our nation. she joins us this evening to honor the -- >> thank you so much, vice president-elect harris. it i

but gregory he had a way i wanted made to win but maybe gregory could one yet totally. >> yeah but metgregory's amazing but melissa is in that season two and she made it to the top three or four. >> and her mom was so cute she loved her so much. and i think melissa is the most adorable person. yes of course. on gregory or melissa would work. >> sc so here's a good question. this is little more serious but i think people would like to hear from you on this. so is healing for making disorder it would helpful for me to move towards being a fully embodied person like you are. something healthy. any suggestions for how to start? i currently both hate and fear my body. >> well, i mean obviously if there's, so this is kind of tricky. i would say if you could do therapy that would probably help. but i'm not in therapy so i can take the stuff that i do. i have found that one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently and i do every day, is i used to do on tumblr and now i do on instagram i just follow as many different types of people who show their bodies as i can. and i just wa

please welcome andre and gregory sean. >> hello. hello. so, yes. can everybody hear us? i hope so. >> yes, we can. >> she's gone. it's just us now. [laughter] >> thank you to all the people who've left and hopefully returned. >> yes. welcome back. yeah. >> hello, los angeles. >> this is not actually my head. [laughter] you don't care, who cares. it's not really part of the show but it's part of the technical problems. anyway, i've been asked to interview which in a way is strange because i already know andre and i know quite a bit about him. he's already written his memoirs but anyway, i will ask some questions about life. personally i find it fascinating to be as old as i am and i am not as old as andre but your life is not complete and we can still do great things or we can really screw up and do terrible things. a lot of people make mistakes in their later years which we could easily do and we could also do great things in our later years. we've each had what some people would call a life, complete really so we can look back on this in a certain way that you can't do

my father is gregory fairly well known in california architect from the forty's and fifty's. so this is letters. to say i just came into my hotel room from an interesting and unexpected visit to the basement drafting rooms that yeah why didn't have to tell of johnson's jewel that new canaan he is a real fascist intellectual. i started running through some old papers and then i came across this you know 200 page 100 he had 200 page file that the f.b.i. kept on and then they were watching everything he did from the mid forty's to the mid fifty's. gregory believes that decent housing should be there right and everyone not just the privileged very wealthy people. watching 12 percent of the population is black there should be a lot of black families living out here yeah this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful well let's see how wonderful it is what i want to belle and winds come flying out of. there mary notes. the neighborhood was supposed to be twice as large the playoffs was $400.00 homes and only $52.00 were built the f.h.a. at the time didn't think that enter grad

david gregory, your reaction? >> it's a significant step. obviously it's unprecedented. so much has been unprecedented about donald trump's presidency. my suspicion at this point is that it will be largely symbolic. i haven't seen any indication that the senate would, you know, move with the house to go to an impeachment trial, but i think the -- that mitch mcconnell wouldn't do that and they wouldn't have those votes anyway, but i think what is significant about it is that democrats want to go on record historically as having opposed the president and called out his unconstitutional actions for what they are on january 6th, and secondly they want to demonstrate for the historical record that there would be republicans who would vote to support that and that would be significant even if it's relatively a small number on the house side. >> yes. in fact, that's what's different. that's what makes this impeachment different. susan, we just heard from senator ben sasse a republican who said he would be open to this. listen. >> the house, if they come together and have a proc

>>and new leadership at sonoma raceway jill gregory, one of nascar's award-winning executives in recent years will take over as executive vice president and general manager on february first and as mark demsky reports it will be a homecoming for gregory. >>when there is a chance to do what i love, but also do it in a place that i love them so i mean we've got to figure out a way to make this happen and joe gregory did just that. >>as one of nascar's top award winning executives, the past several years as well as being named one of the most powerful women in sports, the last 2 years by ad. well in modesto feels like she couldn't found a better fit for her next chapter always had soft spot personnel always love going back there and opportunity to. >>go back to california but also do it in a sport that i love and i built my whole career was kind of once in a lifetime opportunity for >>gregory takes over the lead now at one of nascar's most popular stops every june. her predecessor steve page is credited with building sintomas state of the art racing facility from its more primitive days, y

two years ago gregory marshall was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting 217-year- old students while he was coaching at the san jose school in 2004 and 2005. today, one of those students filed a lawsuit, saying marshall molested her on-campus , while the school turn a blind eye. >> the sexual assault occurred all over valley christian high school including this will cause a, the weight room, elevators and classrooms. through this legal action, i am demanding that valley christian completely change their child protection system across all campuses. that means first, implementing a thorough screening process for anyone that will have access to students. >> we have reached out to valley christian repeatedly for a comet, and we are still waiting to hear back. >>> firefighters, paramedics and emergency technicians have been deployed to help manage the search at northbay hospital. all nine of them will be on duty at petaluma valley hospital for at least two weeks. right now, about 25% of his patients have covid. hospital officials say they have requested extra help in december to hel

is it true that you have a letter from gregory peck? writing in general, because, you know, look, these things are nice. the phone is great, and it's terrific that you can get a text from somebody that says, "good to see you" but there's something about holding a piece of paper in your hand, that's been written on that-- and i write letters, you know, every day. >> stephen: really? what's the last letter-- what's the last letter you wrote? >> i wrote one to my wife yesterday-- two days ago. >> stephen: but you're in the same house together, you just said. >> but we don't talk, so i just write. >> stephen: no eye contact with clooney. that's the rule, right? >> it's been the rule for a long time, you know. if you know about my career. >> stephen: what did cronkite write you? why did walter cronkite write you? >> we had done "fail safe," this live show for cbs, and i had gotten him to come to the intro. and it was actually really funny because it was really big and ambitious. this was the first live production back in a long time. >> step

cnn political analyst david gregory. also with us, charles ramsey, the former police chief in washington, d.c. in his statement this morning, president trump continued to spread the lunatic, dangerous lies about the election. the lies that have incited the types of violence we saw, the insurrection at the capitol yesterday. he told the mob to walk to the capitol yesterday, so it raises the very serious question, is america safe for the next 13 days with him in office? cnn's reporting is, there are discussions among some cabinet members about invoking the 25th amendment. the tulsa world is reporting a conversation that mike pence had with senator jim inhofe, where inhofe says, quote, i've never seen pence as angry as he was. i had a long conversation with him, he said, after all the things i've done for trump. it would take vice presidential sign-off to invoke the 25th amendment. we've seen resignations overnight from senior staff at the white house. what is going on there this morning? >> what was going on yesterday. the

. >> david gregory, the more we see of these videos and the still photos, we knew it was horrifying on wednesday, as we watched it in realtime unfold, and then tweervehe weekend, we things like this, just more video coming out. this is the mob, the blood-thirsty mob beating a police officer, who is trying to block them from entering the u.s. capitol. i mean, this is the mob who came here in the name of donald trump who claims to be law and order and they're beating a police officer. they were squashing a different police officer in a door in glass doors, crushing him, trying to crush him to death. he's begging for mercy! i mean, it's -- it's so traumatic, everything that the country has just lived through. and so, you know, regardless of what happens next, regardless of what procedure nancy pelosi can put in place, this is a stain that will never wash off. >> i think that's right. and just speaking for myself, alisyn, i'm so numb, unfortunately, to big, historic events in washington, having covered them and seen them. it's taken me a few days to have this really wash over me in a way t

david gregory and governor john kasich join me to you. gov? not an easy assessment to hear of your party, but what do i have wrong? i mean, all of the dots seem to connect into this kind of deal of disruption. >> i'd say the only thing you may have wrong, there's a remnant of normal people in the republican party who aren't buying into this. chris, the situation is that the republican leadership has really gone along in in fostering these lies, these conspiracies. you know, the election was stolen, you know -- even that in and of itself is enough to say. so what has to happen in order to wake people up is the republicans in a clear voice have to say, we lost the election. you know, plain and simple. and then there are people in the party right now -- and frankly, trump was a false prophet, chris, he was a false prophet. when he told people, the people who go paycheck to paycheck, whose kids are not doing well, whose jobs are at risk, he's telling them, i'll fix all this. and those folks, you're not going to -- you've got to give them ideas and

back with us, david gregory and susan glasser. susan, i don't think that that symbolism and that imagery unimportant, at all. i think that is a very important picture that the american people need to see this morning and it is a crucial gesture from joe biden, even before he begins his presidency. >> look, i think if swewe've se the last four year, that division and divisive rhetoric creates more division, the question is whether the opposite is true as well. and biden is trying to communicate in the words he will use today in his inaugural address and in the actions of inviting republican leaders to be with him, i think it is significant that vice president pence is going to be attending the inauguration and not attending donald trump's farewell ceremony. i think in a way, it simply underscores the pique and fit of childishness that has led the president not to attend the inauguration of his successor. he will become the first president in i believe it's 159 years not to do so. but the fact that all the other republican leaders w

back with us, david gregory and natasha alford., who knows what president biden will be able to accomplish during his administration. none of us can know that right now. bull stylistically, i think we know what we're getting. we are getting someone who doesn't have to pretend at empathy, someone who the role of commander in chief and he was misty eyed yesterday. he is taking on a country in the middle of grieving. and he just seems able to share that mood easily. >> yes. this will be a president who understands what so many families are going through as we speak. right. we know that covid, although it was downplayed by the last administration, it's only getge getting worse. and president-elect biden has been very honest that some of our darkest days may be ahead of us. but what's been remarkable is his action plan. he's been very clear about the fact that in the first 100 days, you know, he wants to get vaccinations increased. the production increased to get fema centers set up. these are very specific things. and they are things t

joining us now, cnn analyst david gregory. also with us, denver riggleman. his last day in office yesterday. welcome, congressman, to the first day of the rest of your life. what should -- he's the author, i should say of "bigfoot: it's complicated." frankly, bigfoot is simple compared to what we're seeing now out of washington. so congressman, what should republicans in congress, including those who are considering raising objections to the electoral college count, what should they take away from this phone call now that has come to light. >> thanks for having me this morning. first of all, don't object. second, i think they listen to the whole call. you said something earlier, i think, when i listened to it. and listen, i don't want to laugh at certain parts of the tape, because this is actually deadly serious. when he said the problem that you have that your data is wrong. i felt like, okay, this sounds like an intelligence officer, how i would speak to a general, saying, listen, it's not that you're wrong, it's that your data is wrong. i found it really

david gregory, thank you. >> i agree. thank you. >> i'll give you the last word, gov. i can't catch you mid-breath like that. >> there are people on the hard left of the democratic party who are just vicious attackers -- >> but they didn't start an insurrection on the u.s. capitol and refuse to name the -- it's not a both sides situation here, gov. >> i'm not trying to compare them exactly, but i'm saying when you sit around the table at home and the argument starts with brother and mom and sister and everybody else, you can't have one side continuing to do things that light a flare on the other side. >> no, i hear you. you know how i end it at my table right now? you tell me why your party isn't saying that these groups are terrorists and they don't want any part of them, and why they're not saying they should be held accountable. when i silence comes i say, shut up and eat. >> they're dead wrong and they should be calling him out and they shouldn't be visiting him in florida. it's wrong. it's dead wrong. and

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woman: and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimensn the collection. yep, that's xerotricha there. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that a cochlicella barbara? a really teeny, tiny one? ventti: yep, that's a juvenile. so, in february 1f 2016, i came out here, the hans invited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collected xerotricha conspurcata, so, the species we're talking about, but then also this other species called cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los angeles county. and then now, almost two years later, i'm back assessing are those species still here. and they are. we literally are collaborators. like, we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaboration makes this specimen and citizen science and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. pauly: this one's gonna go right there. we have the specimens that you see behind me, and other specimens all throughout this institution. over 35 million specimens and historical co

let's bring in david gregory and norm eisen. politics and law. thank you both. david, how moved are you by the apparent move by gop leadership? >> look, i think it's significant. and the biggest reason why is that if impeachment moves forward as we expect it to tomorrow, it's such an important statement to the country, to those insurrectionists who led this assault on our government, and to history, that there were republicans who were willing to step forward and say, shame on you, mr. president, you don't deserve to be in office, you deserve the shame that comes with being the only president in history to be impeached twice. liz cheney is a study in leadership tonight. that's mature leadership. leadership, doing something that could be really politically difficult in leading the way. i've always felt, chris, and you and i have talked about this over the years, why don't more republicans stand up to trump? because he was too strong or they perceived he was too strong. mcconnell's reported views tonight say to me there is finally a sense of vulnerability that tru

cardinal gregory put it powerfully. sorrow unites us. you know?t of my tradition, when folk don't die right, they haunt. so, you know, i'm thinking of charlie. when he would slice that golf ball and cuss at the top of his lungs or we would sit down and smoke cigars and talk about how bad we played and how good we would play the next round and thinking about all those folks who just for the moment, the nation shared their grief. oh, what a first step. what a beautiful step. i'm going to, you know, i'm reminded of the psalmist, you know? he heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. maybe the dead will speak to us now. maybe they can rest now. >> eddie, i need you to keep talking. you can tell me more about charlie or tell me what biden does next. >> well, you know, i've been thinking about, you know, what lies ahead for president biden, president-elect biden. tomorrow, we're on the eve of a different moment. and he has two responsibilities, nicole. he has to do two things simultaneously. an inaugural address that has to do what abraham linc

including gregory jarvis. we mourn their loss as a nation together. the families of the seven, we cannot bear as you do the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss and we are thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were tearing and brave. they had that special grace come of that special spirit that says -- give me a challenge and i will meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wished to serve and they did. they served all of us. we have grown used to wonders in this century. it is hard to dazzle us. over 25 years, the u.s. space program has been doing just that. we have grown used to the idea of space and perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we are still pioneers. they, the members of the challenger crew, were pioneers. >> follow us on social media at c-span history for more on this day in history clips and posts. >> racial unrest and violence. a deadly global pandemic. mass political rallies. this is how historian, richard faulkner, describes the post world war i era and u.s

jill gregory was announced as new executive vice president and general manager of the 1,600 acre propertyirst woman to hold this position and the second woman to oversee a nascar cup series venue. >> opportunity for me not only to go back home but with a business and motorsports opportunity that allows me to use the great contacts, relationships and stay in a sport i love while also being back in california was a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> gregory most recently served as nascar's executive vice president and chief marketing and content officer. ad week named her one of the most powerful women in sports for the past two years. congratulations. >>> coming up, we're hearing from a congressman who witnessed the chaos at the capitol. his new interview on "good morning america." >>> and also ahead, a new stimulus plan in california. the workers who would get a $600 check. >>> and abc7 has launched new streaming apps. wherever you are you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. just search the sleep numbe

a sport that i love and i built my whole career was kind of once in a lifetime opportunity for >>gregory takes over the lead now at one of nascar's most popular stops every june. her predecessor steve page is credited with building sintomas state of the art racing facility from its more primitive days, you know there was nothing we could. >>no garage is no real permanent grandstands there were none of the. professional amenities that you would associate with a big time sports. >>facility but that was nearly 20 years ago, so it's now going through that and next phase of taking what you have this really good at making sure it stays good think that's really going to be. >>the goal is to really keeps it on top of mind as a destination and a showpiece in the northern california region where you think the focus will be on the obviously nascar nhra but another signature event or do you look out for nothing's out of out of bounds. i don't think so if it makes sense to bring another signature event then we want to pursue that if it makes sense to create more. >>experience is driving schools, brin

two years ago gregory marshall was arrested and charged with assaulting two students in 2004 and 2005. today one of them filed a lawsuit saying the school turned a blind eye. >> i'm filing this lawsuit because valley christian high school did nothing to protect me and other students from the predatory behavior of greg marshall. marshall boldly committed countless sexual assaults on me while i was a student. >> we reached out to valley christian and haven't heard back at this time. >>> looking live atlanta this morning where it's the long awaited runoff day in georgia. control of the united states senate hangs in the balance. voters in georgia stood in line to cast ballots in the two runoff elections. a record three million people voted early. democrats need to win both races to gain control of the senate. republicans keep control if they win at least one of the races. david purdue is facing democratic opponent john osfoff. with the stakes so high the president elect and president held rallies in georgia yesterday. mr. biden used his rally to slam the president's response to the corona

. >> joining us now, cnn political analyst david gregory and natasha alford, vice president of digital content and senior correspondent at the grio. great to see both of you. david gregory, i remember so well four years ago, you and i sitting atop the riser on pennsylvania avenue, watching the peaceful transfer of power then, marveling at it. marveling at the historic, just moment. all the pomp and circumstance and everything that we watch at an inauguration. this year is going to look so different and feel so different. what are your thoughts as you watch what's happening in washington, d.c. this morning? >> well, i worry and i'm just saddened, as a citizen, to see what's happening in my city, in washington, d.c., to go downtown and to see the massive closures, the military encampment, the green zone that i've read about in baghdad, but never imagined in washington, d.c. that's what it's like here. i'm hopeful for quiet for the inauguration, but it is going to be muted. we have a raging pandemic and we have such division in the country that it's come to this. i'm struck by the fact th

back with us, as promised, david gregory.s, cnn legal analyst, e elie honig, a former federal prosecutor. elie, part of the reason for these pardons, donald trump wants a shiny object, wants people to focus on something else. what we're all curious about, will he pardon himself, his son, rudy giuliani? all people implicated, who could face serious legal prosecution for inciting the mob that invaded the capitol. your take? >> john, with respect to the distraction point, let's just all agree not to be distracted. if he issues a bunch of really offensive pardons. we need to talk about them, it's important, but the real thing that really matters here is what went down at the capitol and the consequences of that. with respect to these pardons themselves, the kind of pardons you just laid out, they will backfire in a couple of ways. first of all, there is going to be a senate impeachment trial in all likelihood very soon. if the president abuses his power through an abuse of the pardon power, that very much could color the way that

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> tokyo marking six months until the start of the summer olympics with littleup when right now that nation is in the depths of a covid crisis. massive undertaking of an olympic games leaving many people in doubt. olympic and government leaders insisted it's all systems go even if they have to be played without games. a successful vaccine rollout may make the difference but keep in mind, japan has not started vaccinating anybody. one recent poll found eight in ten japanese now want the games to be canceled or postponed for a second time. so, when or if these games happen, a number of bay area athletes will mpetco as they always do. nbc bay area bob redell is talking to one of the athletes preparing for these games a second time. >> reporter: maggie was ready last summer to go for her third olympic gold at the 2020 tokyo olympic games, which was postponed because of covid. it was a punch in the gut to many of these athletes who had been training so hard. as maggie sees it, when you're training for the olympics, you're already training for adversity, being able to

first up, gregory, nice to see all of you gentlemen this morning. eyeing georgia's pivotal runoff race, stock futures are to the plus side across the board. how will wall street react to this, particularly interest rates? again, you have run-away spending and borrowing. what does that do to rates? >> thank you, dagen. thanks for having me and happy new year. so with regard to rates, we revert back to the november election and if you look at the dynamics overnight, what was going on there, blue wave, no blue wave. if you look at ten year rates in general which is what we pivot off of, we've been sort of trading in this 85 to 95 basis point range. right now, hovering toward the upper end of that range. so the market is fairly stable. i mean, i think that the real market action has been in the inflation market, right. so yesterday we saw inflation expectations rise quite dramatically in 10 years, we've got that breakeven inflation rate close to 2%. the fed is predominantly controlling nominal rates, right. so when you look at that real yields, inflatio

gregory.ollowing that the catholic diocese of salt lake city will offer the invocation. >> please prepare for the presentation of the colors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen please join me to recite the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> [applause] >> please bow our heads in prayer. was sovereign god we humbly praise and thank you for blessing us with this beautiful day. we recognize your loving presence and in your creation the gifts of intelligence, creativity and bestow upon us to help us become the person you have created us. our prayers for honorable t10 over the people of utah. to apply the values and principles of your kingdom so that we may exercise the sacred trust to administer the state with great commitment to the commandment to love our neighbor. if governor elect in this administration the ability to do what is

cardinal wilton gregory of washington, d.c. and for me as a black catholic, i was overjoyed. church is saying that people like me exist, that we matter. >> the hope is real. >> it is real. our faith calls us to recognize the humanity of everyone, no matter their race, no matter their sexuality. all are human beings and are equally loved by god. >> if you were to make any resolution, it would be to cultivate the relationship with god, your sacred, your higher power. we've learned from this past year that we all need something that's bigger and deeper than we are to carry us through times of difficulty and pain. and one of the ways in which we do that is by slowing down, even taking 5 minutes of the day to just sit and be still, to realize that my life is a gift. i don't see how that cannot give us the energy to cope with whatever 2021 throws at us. >> happy new year. i think regardless of what your faith is, i want to share this. >> preach show. okay. go ahead, go ahead. >> the concept is patience. it's not about just being patient. it's about what you do while you're waiting

gregory [inaudible] and following the national anthem and pledge of allegiance the most reverend oscar so lease of the catholic diocese will offer an invocation. >> please prepare for the presentation of the colors. >> present arms. [instrumental music] [instrumental music] [instrumental music "star spangled banner"] [instrumental music "star spang] [instrumental music "star spang] [instrumental music "star spang] ... >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> order. [presentation of colors] [presentation of colors] >> you may be seated. [applause] >> please bow our heads in prayer. almighty and sovereign god we come in peace and thank you for blessing us with this beautiful day. we recognize your presence and the grander of your creation and the gifts of intelligence, creativity and empathy bestowed on us to help us become the person you created us. we invoke your kindness to hear our prayers for honorable spencer cox as the new governor of the peopl

investigating the death of a local doctor who passed away 2 weeks after taking the pfizer bio vaccine gregory michael a 56 year old obstetrician from miami received the 1st post dose of the job in mid december 3 days later he went to hospital with a skin complaint he was then admitted to intensive care with an acute blood disorder and later died of a stroke it's unclear whether the vaccine played any role in his death and an investigation is ongoing his wife said her husband had no underlying health problems he was a very healthy 56 year old he was a pro vaccine advocate that is why he called it himself i believe that people should be aware that side effects can happen that it is not good for everyone and in this case destroyed a beautiful life a perfect family and has affected so many people in the community. pfizer says it's aware of the case and it is looking into it the company says it doesn't believe there's any connection between the doctor's death and the vaccine but a professor at the university of vienna dr bob says that although rare side effects and severe reactions from the job ca

representative gregory meeks the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee echoes cuban leadership said this is a nation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism with less than a week to go in his presidency and after he incited a domestic terror attack on the u.s. capital that's hypocrisy. so what will cuba american relations actually look like can we establish a fresh start here tell us more is professor of politics and international ations at holy names university and author of raul castro in the new cuba a close up view of change. letty what. is a pleasure. what other than trying to stick it to the obama era policy what do you think is driving the top administration's final hour push to label cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism and apply heavy thinking and what does this mean for the future of cuban american diplomatic relations. very good questions deferred into question will tell you is the most important rober of this issue these late meaning this issue of the drug administration is this report that they have received from extreme right wing excited in southern florida that'

experiences of all of creativity gives a lot to off comfort as well as psychologically people korean gregory implied and encouraged to do creative things so this is not just about what some of us have done it is about bringing out the creative juices off of those . yet i didn't think i wasn't just sets that she said she tunnels it's used to mean that you can bounce off the back of sachi so that she is a fact check of health and science and who she is in mumbai india and she's talking about one of the biggest challenges in india right now is people being a little bit hesitant about the vaccines and and in equal terms the rate needs at beginning of the year that they were to approve zach scene so there is light at the end of the tunnel and people were a little with the thought about what may be coming next let's have a listen to such. we have. misinformation across all it'll should we get that and realize in india the coup when they did misinformation is not limited to what i suspect. as widely as. going to do i see these to mean the legend of the what did a good scientific interventions got i