. >> reporter: jason kelly is co-founder of bio works in boston, it's helping to squeeze more rna out of the manufacturing process. it instructs the cells to produce proteins that trigger the body to fight the virus. he told us that the technology is so new there was no infrastructure to produce billions of dose force world. >> suddenly we have a new class of medicine and we have never made it at big scale before. so everyone started to work on all parts of the problem to fix it. we are happy to do our small piece of it and try to scale it up. >> reporter: the company bio engineers bacteria to produce dna and enzymes, the ingredients to generate rma for the vaccine. the master stroke was to figure out how to manipulate bacteria to make more of those key ingredients. much more. so, how much more are you able to make? >> for example, for the optismization project we did earlier this year. we roughly tripled the amount we could get on out in a tank from the starting process. something like 10 or 50x, 10 or 50 times more is what we try to hit. >> reporter: did i hear you right, you said 1

you know, it's a moonshot kind of challenge. >> whitaker: jason kelly is co- founder and c.e.o. of ginkgo bioworks in boston. it is helping squeeze more rna out of the manufacturing process. the rna instructs your cells to produce proteins that trigger your body to fight the virus. jason kelly told us the technology is so new there was no infrastructure to produce billions of doses for the world. >> kelly: and so suddenly, we have this new class of medicine. and we just have never made it at a big scale before. so everybody started working on all parts of that problem to try to fix it. we're happy to do our-our small piece of it and-and try to scale that up. >> whitaker: the company bioengineers bacteria to produce dna and enzymes, the ingredients to generate rna for the vaccine. ginkgo's master stroke was to figure out how to manipulate bacteria to make more of those key ingredients-- much more. >> whitaker: so how much more are you able to make? >> kelly: for example, for the optimization project we did earlier this year, we roughly tripled the amount that we could get out in-

. >> ibm general manager of global strategic alliances jason kelly said people are the key.at took everyone else this long to find this area on the map. the mayor said he told me state income tax reasonable cost of living especially when you come from california plus the incentives given by the county in this, it just makes sense for tech companies to circle the city plus the mayor said people just want to live here but back to you, stu. stuart: that completes our austin, texas block for the moment. thank you. let's go to new york where the governor, andrew cuomo, listen to this, the police have launched a criminal investigation and the democrats are launching an impeachment trial. the man is in serious trouble. our-- i will ask gregg jarrett if our governor is toast. pursed a tesla hailed as a hero for features that helped a driver escape a carjacking. we will tell you what happened next with a live look at six avenue, may be a few more people as you see, maybe it's because it's a 60 degrees and the weather is improving, maybe. higher-- hardly the sign of a majoring opening

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the worst kept the core of the roster despite rumors about kelly junior being shopped around kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says live at the golden one center in sacramento to bieak it all down for us. jason, what's the latest? >> yet kylin the warriors moves today and the lack there of moves today signify 2 things for this organization one steve kerr is all in on developing young talent by trading away bradley wanamaker that leaves me cold mannion as the only true point guard on this team. yes. draymond green, steph korey jordan poll. they can all play point guard if need be. but we don't union is the only true point guard on this roster. so he's going to get significant minutes from here on out. number 2, this also means that this organization is fully invested in kelly to great junior. the warriors got a number of viable offers from other nba teams for kelly who break for obvious reasons. this guy has a skill set that many teams covid. he's also a guy who can cover positions. one through 4 and he has an expiring contract. that is something very appealing to many teams in the nba. but hey, the warr

kelly, who grade junior. here's the guy's turned into kind of like a doctor. doing his own diagnosis. coach girl jasontomorrow. he's he's doing a little better this morning, but pretty sore, so we'll list him asdoubtful. we will also list kelly embryos doubtful. got kicked in the foot. yesterday s oh, he's got it got foot sourness did not practice today. like steph. so both of you will be considered doubtful. all right, so the warriors have back to back games against memphis without steph curry. in the rest. it's gonna be rough with me. well here we are, on the eve of march madness. everybody thinks about those buzzer beaters. loves them, except you're on the receiving end of it. here's joe fonzi, because a few of them have happened on this day in sports history. to ncaa shockers on this day in 2010 in san jose murray state's dinero. thomas at the buzzer, 13th, seeded murray state has pulled off the ground. shaker 13th seeded racers knocked off vanderbilt by a point. and on this day in 2016, 11 seed northern iowa inbounded against texas with 2.7 seconds to play. in a tie game, paul jefferson's buzzer

director jason dumas os will be live and today marks the nba trade deadline and the big headline for the warriors that they didn't make any major moves. a lot of rumors have been swirling about kelly oubre junior being shopped around. however, he will stay a warrior along with the rest of the golden state core. the 2 moves, the dubs did make. brad wanamaker was sent to charlotte while injured center marquese chriss was dealt to the spurs. see those moves were primarily about saving money and opening up 2 roster spots. as for keeping you pray around the worst front office may see him fitting in is a dangerous 6 man when klay thompson returns. steve kerr talked value to the organization today. >> kelly you know, really, really long and athletic can. we ask him to guard one of the toughest offensive opponents every single night. so that's a big role. so the more guys like that you have on your your roster. the better, especially these so i'm really, really thrilled that he's here and ready to roll tonight. >> on to some cactus league baseball a's mariners. bad news for oakland is starting pitcher frankie montas had to leave the game to what sounds like a painful injury. a torn to tic

take this effort to shout out to kelly for all of the work she does in the office to help us get our jobs done. i also would like to give a shoutout to my partner jasono i worked with while we were doing our surveys and brightline work together. he's not able to be here today, but i like to take a second to shout out to jason. the first thing i learned is how many people have breathing problems. a lot of times you're not aware of that because nobody pays attention. you realize that's like five people that i missed that have copd. then i go out next week and run into another ten people that have copd. then it is like let me dig a little deeper and find out about this copd and so many breathing problems. it is a reduced air flow that makes it hard to breathe in the lung. one in 17 american adults have copd. i also found out that 15.5 million are diagnosed with copd, but millions more may have it. so what does this have to do with brightline and air quality? if you have a breathing problem it's very important that you have quality air. that's a given. i also found out that we need to give more attention to people that have these breathing problems like