he thinks jodi did it.didn't have any evidence that jodi was doing it. >> but you 3w4r50e6bd that she did. >> my gut feeling was absolutely. >> he was very disturbed by her behavior. but every time he tried to break things off with jodi she would threaten to kill herself. >> clearly jodi wasn't serious about suicide. we know that now because at the time she was making those threats she was prowling sales conventions and on the phone at night, flirting with a guy named ryan burns. >> she seemed like a cool girl. we exchanged numbers. about two or three weeks after that we started talking on the phone. four or five times a week. >> reporter: during one of those calls jodi promised to visit ryan in utah. and one morning in june 2008 she came knocking at his door. he had no idea what had just happened at travis's house in arizona. and he didn't know jodi had been there just one day before. >> how did she look? >> she looked fine. she just looked normal. >> did you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. little cuts. she

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here is shailene woodley and jodie foster in "the mauritanian.doesn't, i'm saying that he helped to kill 3,000 civilians and we're doing everything we can do get him out >> and we're doing his job >> i did bake sales for his legal fund that's not a part of my job. my dad told me i'm not welcome home for thanksgiving this year that's not a part of my job. >> get out >> what? >> you want turkey and pumpkin pie with mom and dad and uncle joe? go on, get out go home. you can't win a case if you don't believe your own [ bleep ]. >> i'm not trying to leave >> stop [ bleep ] wasting my time get out. >> jimmy: shailene woodley "the mauritanian" is in theaters now and on demand march 2nd. henry louis gates jr. joins us after the break. we're so happy for you, bud. come back whenever thank you so much again, shailene >> thank you bye. ♪ we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind is the only kind. who don't need to travel to find something new. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fortune to find a gem. and who

jodie foster >> what was that about >> well, i don't know.bout the no longer secret engagement of rodgers and woodley, she's not saying >> i have never met aaron rodgers. i hope to meet him but now that i'm a member of the team, i plan on, you know, being at lambeau with my cheese hat on and making a fool of myself. i have painted my face i have done that >> listen. lots of movies over lots of decades. >> we're aging together. >> except i am aging and you're not. >> lovely. >> what a pleasure to speak with her. we just -- it was a blast. it's like old homecoming week almost >> she's delightful. >> she is. >> somehow not unexpected. >> watch her talk for hours. >> yeah. >> harry -- >> the movie is terrific, by the way. to go all the way back, and i don't know if we'll ever find the green bay packers secret was she the intermediary or who knows what >> if anyone can crack it, it's you, harry >> that's right, harry >> i got nowhere with it i got zero >> consider yourself assigned. >> make it happen! >> and harry, thanks i can't unsee your hannib

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in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> you're probably not going to want to hear this.presentative said the power shutoffs are here to say, despite a recent assurance from the utility that the planned outages can be phased out as the company hardens its network of power lines. in a statement late this afternoon, pg&e confirmed the planned power shutoffs will continue because of the state's wildfire risk. they say they hope to make the shutoffs smaller, smarter, and shorter in the years ahead. >>> our climate in crisis. this is our new series that documents trouble spots here in the bay area and how we can fight back against climate change. here is an example. a local tech company making fashion greener. let's bring in business and tech reporter scott budman. scott? >> reporter: the global fashion industry reached about $1.5 trillion last year. that's a lot of clothing made, bought, and sold. and too much of it ends up being discarded. bad for the environment because of the unnecessary production, shipping, and waste. enter stitchfix, a san francisco company that does bu

wrong. >> reporter: in jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that's very sad. the search is on for someone who sprayed a message of hate in fremont. graffiti of a swastika was found earlier this month. police hope to get help from video surveillance cameras in the area. this is fremont's first hate crime of the year. >>> a followup on a coyote attack on a toddler. dna tests show the coyote is the same one that has attacked three other people in the area. the little girl's mom tells us she was walking with her daughter and infant child when the coyote ran up, bit the child several times rantoo to track down the coyote. you're urged to call police or fish and wildlife if you see the coyote. >>> that sunshine today was amazing. but some big changes on the way tomorrow. clouds and eventually more rain. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have that in about seven minutes. >>> getting kids k-8 back in school. it was a promise made by the biden administration in the first 100 days. can they do it? are they on track? when we come back, vice president kamala harr

jodi hernandez shows us what's working in contra costa county. >> i thought they were going to let us seniors wither away of but they're doing pretty good, better than i thought they would, especially in this county. >> reporter: david henderson and his wife alice are feeling a big sense of relief. they got their second dose of the covid vaccine today. henderson has underlying health conditions. >> i had three heart attacks, diabetes, a shark bite. >> most of the deaths are over the age of 65. these are community members, loved ones, our most cherished elders that are dying from covid-19 infection. >> reporter: that's why contra costa county has been laser focussed on vaccinating the most vulnerable. not only are they holding vaccination clinics across the county but taking those clinics to seniors' homes. six mobile units have been visiting facilities and apartments. >> for the ones who can't get out of bed, we'll go to their rooms, or in the case of low-income senior housing, go up to their apartment and do the vaccination right there on site. >> reporter: the county says it's held

what about jody koma? yes, she got _ the queens gambit. what about jody koma? yes, she got into the category as well, koma? yes, she got into the category as well. the — koma? yes, she got into the category as well. the tv _ koma? yes, she got into the category as well, the tv categories. _ koma? yes, she got into the category as well, the tv categories. there - as well, the tv categories. there are brits everywhere you look on this list. you have a nomination for judas in the black messiah. and gary oldman, nominated for the film which has the most nominations, the mank, and a film still to come out, the sound of metal. the actor who plays a drummer who goes death. he is one to look for. he has the nomination here. when be surprised if he went on to repeat that at the oscars. more? on to repeat that at the oscars. now ou have on to repeat that at the oscars. now you have mentioned _ on to repeat that at the oscars. now you have mentioned in the oscars. that's the thing about the golden globes, it is a bit of a point at? it is. not great at predicting what goes

. >>> nbc bay area's jodi hernandez tells us people in solano county are waiting for their second dose of the vaccine. >> reporter: this is one of the few vaccine clinics solano county has been able to hold this week because they haven't gotten the expected supplies, forcing them to slow operations down. >> i am just happier than heck to get it. we want to get on the road. we've got a motor home. we want to go! in one month, we're hitting the road. >> reporter: but 69-year-old larry cole and his wife are among the lucky few able to get a koid vaccine this week. the county has received only a fraction of what it's expected. >> here recently with the storms in the midwest there were interruptions in distribution that affected everything. >> reporter: solano county health officer says the county has received 9,000 fewer doses than expected over the past few weeks. forcing them to postpone second dose clinics. this clinic at the fair grounds is also on hold. >> this is doing the best you can with the reality of our situation. >> i tried cvs, walgreen's, i even heard rite aid was taking app

here is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: oakley school board members are taking a lot of heat tonight. apparently they didn't realize their conversation before yesterday's virtual meeting was actually being streamed out live. many parents say their banter was not only unprofessional but offensive. >> i was appalled. i was shocked. i was hurt. >> reporter: ashley describes how she is feeling after hearing school board members belittle parents before yesterday's webx school board meeting. one board member said parents want kids back in class for the childcare. >> it is really unfortunate that they want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back. >> reporter: while another board member used expletives as she talked about responding to criticism on social media. >> are we alone? >> yeah. >> -- if you're going to call me out i'm going to -- you up. >> my heart rate went sky high. i couldn't believe that the comments they were making -- >> if my child did that on zoom he would be in trouble. >> rebecca immediately started an online petition demanding the school board mem

condition of my continued employment smith college denies any wrongdoing and a resignation letter jodi shot said the climate change at the college and a culture war erupted following an instant back in 28 i was when a white staff member called campus police on a black student was eating lunch and they close common area this didn't claim she had been racially profiled but the college immediately apologized and put the employee on paid leave for an investigation later found no evidence of discrimination. we're now joined live by jodi shot herself former employee of the smith college can you tell us a little bit more about your resignation you were citing things such as a racially hostile environment what did you mean by that. an environment in which individual acts of racism are currying and they happen to be occurring against white people in my case white people and also an environment in which i am expected to project stereotypes and assumptions on to others based upon their race and that's asking me to engage in racial prejudice as a continued condition of my employment and that is ac

the $911.00 terrorist attacks held without charge or trial at guantanamo it's a true story starring jodie foster. just a fan defending. the festival organizers hope that in june they'll be able to roll out the red carpet and welcome fans and stars once again just like last year found all the heroes before. and joining me now from our studios in bomb is our film gurus rockstro scott good to see you so the burden is happening online at least we've seen some of the political movies that will be screened but what are you most looking forward to. yeah i mean berlin for me is always a great chance to see the best new german films and as we just heard we've got 4 german films in competition the one i'm most excited to see i have to say is a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria hsia to and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like uh pygmalion tale but it's told from the

called the mauretania and it's a legal thriller a true life legal thriller starring 2 time oscar winner jodie foster and she plays a lawyer who represents a man whose rendition by the u.s. and taken to guantanamo bay and she's trying to get him free it's based on a true story of a man who was actually snatched off the streets by u.s. forces off the streets of germany by u.s. forces and it's it's it's brought to by kevin macdonald who did the last king of scotland very very excited to see that. some exciting stuff lined up there and of course we can't see all of it today it'll be happening as of march 1st but this kind of 2 part solution for that is this enough for the film industry is this going to be sufficient. it's going to be difficult to see they've been a few a full throttle as they've done these sort of virtual type of festivals brylin wolf from the beginning of march will screen these films online essentially for the film industry and for a couple of film fanatics like myself and then in the summer conditions if conditions allow it they want to have a proper in public film festival wi

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports there is growing concern other kids will be left behind. >> reporter: classes have reopened at delray elementary school here in arinda. the superintendent says it has taken months of planning and strong parent support. they are hoping to pave the way for other school districts. delray elementary school, home of the dolphins, reopened with a splash today. welcoming kids back to campus for the first time in nearly a year. >> they were so happy and i could tell they're smiling even though i couldn't see it. it was so nice to have them back. >> i am really excited that we're going to be going back to school because i think we'll be able to learn better. >> reporter: air purifiers, social distanced desks, and morning health check-ins are all part of the safety protocol. the school superintendent says it took a lot of leg work. >> our administrators have been working tirelessly, weekends, late nights. it's really been a combined effort that got us to this day. >> reporter: while schools in arinda and san ramon are back in session, parents in other p

in oakland's china town jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, attacked by a coyote while on a walk with her mom in contra costa county. we'll tell you how the 3-year-old girl is doing tonight. >>> also dropping face time in favor of face-to-face time. the community group spreading the word about coronavirus safety in some of the south bay's hardest hit neighborhoods. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. are your allergies bothering you? i'll show you what is popping when it comes to pollen and when we could get more rainfall to help you out. back with that in about seven minutes. >> the main goal of race in america is to provide understanding, to open the conversation. it makes you reflect. it makes you think about the differences. culture, history, during black history month it will be encouraging for people to see and really uplifting to hear the words of dr. angela davis. with our tenth episode i really want people to walk away with the ability to start the conversation. join us thursday at 6:30 for our next episode of "race in america: the conversation." oh, you

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports, solano county isn't waiting around and it's hosting its firstcher vaccination clinic today. >> reporter: the line has been wrapped around the parking lot all day long. these are teachers who are already back in the classroom or will be soon. they say they're finally getting the protection they've been asking for. >> one of the things i said is if i'm going back in, i want to make sure i'm vaccinated. >> reporter: sixth grade teacher jacob anderson said he's thrilled he's among the first group of educators in solano county to get a covid-19 vaccine. with his school district gearing up to reopen, he thinks getting vaccinated is a must. >> disease runs rampant in schools. normal disease runs rampant. one kid gets a cold, your whole class is going to have a cold. for a virus, for a disease that's supposed to be this deadly and this easily communicable, i want to make sure i'm safe. i want to make sure i'm prepared. >> we are absolutely thrilled. as you can see, it's our first one, and it's going amazingly well. >> reporter: solano county vaccinated

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports, this time the victim managed to get video of that serial biterorter: that 20-year-old skateboarder said he had just picked up a sports drink at the quick stop across the street. he was sitting down right here taking a break when the coyote snuck up on him. >> i was just sitting down like this, and it came up and bit me on the left leg. probably came from over there, bit me on the left leg. >> reporter: john stephenson says he was minding his own business when he felt searing pain as a coyote bit into him, leaving puncture wounds on his thigh. >> i didn't even see it coming. it was very sneaky, very quiet, and it just came up, locked its jaws onto my thigh. >> reporter: the animal unlatched as stephenson stood up. through his discomfort, he captured video of the coyote as it pranced away. >> there's obviously something kind of wrong with the coyote for it to be attacking people unprovoked. >> reporter: stephenson is the coyote's fifth victim. it's attacked two small children and three adults so far. one man was bit while doing pushups. another whi

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in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, he says he took precautions beforeding a tech conference, but a covid outbreak happened anyway. a california executive shares what he's learned since. >>> hundreds of lives making sure they have positive role models. meet this week's bay area change maker. doing important work in the east bay. >>> and we continue our series spotlighting black history in the bay area. we spotlight the oldest living park ranger at the age of 99. she was a well-known songwriter and works at the rosie the riveter park and has published a memoir about her life. >>> a notable name in the tech world says he's humbled and pained after he tried and failed to host a covid-19-safe event. his recent focus has been the annual abundance 360 summit. the ceos, investors and entrepreneurs. held last month, they blogged that it was mostly virtual but with an in-person kpoen nnt a tv studio. a quarter of the studio group later tested positive. he concludes the tests were not reliable and the only group which had no covid cases was the group that stayed m

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tonight -- jodie foster. kelly marie tran. and music from black pumas. and now, jimmy kimmel!'m jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. on behalf of all of us, we want to send our best wishes from l.a. to those of you who have been hammered by the cold weather. hundreds of thousands of texans are still without power. and on a day when the most newsworthy landing should have been the nasa rover successfully touching down on mars, instead it was a senator from texas touching down on cancun. while his fellow texans are freezing with the power out, ted cruz did what any great leader would do when his state needs leadership most. he booked a flight to mexico. and said, "adios!"

since 2011, architect and historic price ovation is, jody hill, has been visiting and compiling a databasegs in the united states. her interdisciplinary work includes architectural documentation, photography, interpretation and preservation of slave history. up next, on american artifacts. we traveled the southern virginia, where their north

we live in the world of ron johnson and jim jordan and jody hice who want to fabricate reality and deny things that happened, and so giving them a platform i think is a terribly destructive and risky thing. so i support the ratio being proposed by the speaker to take cognizance of an environment we now live in, sadly. >> congressman, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> my pleasure. any time. >>> next, the breaking news, biden taking a big step tonight to roll bactrim's executive actions, this as we're getting new reporting about a big miscalculation in the widen white house about the president's most endangered nominee. >>> the fda facing an urgent decision about a single-dose vaccine that could get to millions of americans as soon as next week. i'll talk to the sheriff of los angeles county. did tiger woods tell authorities anything that could answer what caused the crash? he protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! wanna build a ga

for bigger stars and we got to have like what the biggest hollywood actresses around oscar winners jodie foster's new film. will be will be screening at the at the barrel and i know this is a legal thriller she plays a lawyer representing a man who is rendition to want on a moment bay and she's trying to get in free based on a true story of a man who is actually snatched from the streets of out of germany and taken to guantanamo bay looks like a very slick legal thrillers from kevin macdonald the guy who did last in scotland so very interesting to see that and if you want something a bit lighter perhaps with all these sort of dark or serious movies there's a new film with michelle pfeiffer a french accent this is sort of a light comedy michelle pfeiffer plays a. woman who sort of fall into harder times and she's forced to move back in with her adult son played by lucas hedges in their tiny apartment in paris from the look of it it looks like a very light frothy comedy but probably just the thing to sort of get through those dark berlin nights right i mean event itself what will they see

the $911.00 terrorist attacks held without charge or trial at guantanamo it's a true story starring jodie foster. and i just found again defending. the festival organizers hope that in june they'll be able to roll out the red carpet and welcome fans and stars once again just like last year found hold the heroes before. and joining me now from our studios in bomb is all film gurus rockstro scott good to see you so barely nama is happening online a least we've seen some of the political movies that will be screening but what are you most looking forward to. yeah i mean berlin for me is always a great chance to see the best new german films and as we just heard we've got 4 german films in competition the one i'm most excited to see i have to say is a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria shada and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame i'm here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like a pygmalion tale but it's to

jodie foster, one of the first actresses to make the journey behind the camera, has recently walked back in kevin macdonald's the mauritanian, based on the true story of an innocent man detained at guantanamo bay. you want turkey and pumpkin pie with mom and dad and unclejoe? go on, get out. do you think that it is significant that so many actresses do seem to be turning towards directing? it is wonderful to see all these actresses becoming directors because they have such amazing experience, and i really do think that the best transition to becoming a director is coming from being an actor. i think all of us have a great story to tell. however, the favourite to take best picture and best director, not only at the globes but at the oscars, is chloe zhao, who's come to prominence through the traditional route of independent film—making. she was first noticed a few years ago for two very low—budget movies about american life, 2015's songs my brothers taught me, about two young people living on a native american reservation, and later the rider, set in the world of rodeos. no, i'm not homel

held without charge or trial at guantanamo it's a true story starring jodie foster. it's just a family given the founding of. the festival organizers hope that in june they'll be able to roll out the red carpet and welcome fans and stars once again just like last year and hold the heroes before. and joining me now from our studios in bomb is all film gurus scott ross for a scott good to see you so the burly nama is happening online at least we've seen some of the political movies that will be screening but what do you most looking forward to. yeah i mean berlin for me is always a great chance to see the best new german films and as we just heard we've got 4 german films in competition the one i'm most excited to see i have to say is a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria hsia to and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame i'm here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like a pygmalion tale

called the mauretania and it's a legal thriller a true life legal thriller starring 2 time oscar winner jodie foster and she plays a lawyer who represents a man whose rendition by the u.s. and taken to guantanamo bay and she's trying to get him free it's based on a true story of a man who was actually snatched off the streets by u.s. forces off the streets of germany by u.s. forces and it's it's brought by kevin macdonald who did the last king of scotland very very excited to see that. some exciting stuff lined up there and of course we can't see all of it today it'll be happening as of march 1st but this kind of 2 part solution for this is this enough for the film industry if it's going to be sufficient. it's going to be difficult to see if in a few have done the sort of virtual type of festivals berlin will from the beginning of march will screen these films online essentially for the film industry and for a couple of film fanatics like myself and then in the summer conditions if conditions allow it they want to have a proper in public film festival with red carpet screens with dollars for

yeah these are films screening out of competition but a couple of big names i mean jodie foster's a new film the mauritanian with the hiroshima as well as a film from kevin macdonald it's a it's a sort of a real life thriller it's the story of a man who is rendition and from germany to guantanamo bay and then his his legal battle to to fight to be released that's at the top of my list to watch there's also another film that could be a relief from some of the more political or serious movies that berlin is really known for it's a film called french accent and it stars michelle pfeiffer as a sort of aging socialite who's a bit short on cash and is forced to move back in with her son played by lucas hedges in their small tiny apartment in paris is looks like it's quite light comedy and i think that's kind of thing especially a sort of grey berlin night that we could hold really use. of course what is this going to look like this year compared to last year. it's going to be utterly different i mean last year berlin was pretty well the last big festival to have a proper person festival pure

have very little expectation that the college is going to open up communication with me at this point jody thank you for finding the time to join us on the program today. thank you that's our wrap up of the day's top news for now thanks for tuning in. i mention are tense and going underground for a special lockdown edition in a week when the united states became the 1st country to suppose half a 1000000 coronavirus related deaths the highest total in the world but another epidemic is also raging that the continuing opioid crisis joining me now from bringing tina new jersey is an international leading voice on mental health and addiction patrick kennedy the nephew of the late u.s. president john f. kennedy thanks so much for coming on going underground 1st of all the figures $81.00 found was it in 12 months to june what has happened in the united states about the opioid crisis because it's out of the headlines now well we we had an epidemic going into this pandemic and of course the pandemic has has moved off the front pages because of the urgency to address coronavirus but right underneath

the 1st pictures have emerged of british actress jodie to in a smith is english queen hamblin and a new t.v. mini series will be the 1st black woman to portray the monarch or newquay television or the creators do say that they want to challenge conventions about the queen's life but the casting decision has been met with a mixed reaction. black people shouldn't portray white people if you start a color white stories and vice versa we have our own stories it's not empowering it's silly so instead of making stories drawn through and intriguing lives of black historical figures across the world human to be producers are just going to keep casting black actors to play where people and color diversed in progress only a matter of time before martin luther king displayed by dominic west what a similar clash of opinions did emerge over a leading black character in the movie adaptation of the 3 musketeers the french studio producing it says the musketeer named hannibal is least 3 based on a real african prince who became the 1st black musketeer in france although the original story by alexander

british actress the jodi tennis myth is set to become the 1st black woman taper tre english queen anne boleyn on screen in a new t.v. miniseries the creators say they wanted to quote challenge conventions about the queen's life but the casting decision has been met with a mixed reaction online black people shouldn't portray white people if you start a color white stories and vice versa we have our own stories it's not empowering it's silly so instead of making stories drawn through and intriguing lives of black historical figures across the world human to be producers are just going to keep casting black actors to play when people and color diversity in progress only a matter of time before martin luther king is splayed by dominic west. some of the clash of opinions emerged over a leading blank character in the movie had to have that adaptation of the 3 musketeers the french studio producing it says the musket in name to hannibal is loosely based on a real african prince who became the 1st black muskets here in france the original story by alexander dumas however doesn't include charac

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up the role hashimoto is a 7 time olympian who competed in speed skating and cycling she replaces jodi. who resigned after making sexist comments as she'll be tasked with regaining support for the games they're scheduled for july but a face widespread public skepticism because of the pandemic. in tennis naomi osaka is through to the final of the australian open after ending serino williams' hopes of a record equalling 24th grand slam title osaka powered past williams in straight sets in a repeat of the 2018 u.s. open final which osaka also won the japanese player will face another american jennifer brady in the australian final she'll be going for her 4th grand slam title . well spectators got to watch the action at the australian open for the 1st time in 5 days 7 the half 1000 fans were allowed back into melbourne park after coronavirus restrictions were lifted they were imposed after an outbreak of the infectious u.k. variant the tournament has been severely disrupted but it is the 1st grand slam to welcome large numbers of fans back since the pandemic start. all right coming up next

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jody is from there, watching us. good morning to you. caller: hello. thank you. i apologize. i just tuned in after brian was introduced, so i hope i am asking the right question here. i want to say biden should be reaching out to you. you are practical minded. you have touched on points of interest that have spiked my concern regarding the vaccine and so forth, stuff like we do not normally hear, like the foundation of your family being health. absolutely. my father has cancer, etc. besides that, your approach, especially people who have concerns of the vaccine. i'm not an anti-vaccinator at all, but i am concerned that my grandmother passed away after her second shot of the vaccine, and it really concerns me. right now, my 74-year-old mother just received it recently, her first shot, and she is doing fine, but there are -- what i have heard -- pockets around the world in which some nursing care centers have people that are passing away shortly after the vaccine, and i am concerned and i want someone to address it and you seem like the very person to reach out to, because you

sue and marion, iowa, jodi is from there watching us good morning to you. susie hello thank you. i was just unit after bryan was introduced i'm hoping ms in the right question here. i want to say first of all, biden should be reaching out to you. you are so practical minded. you have alreadydy touched on points of interest that have spiked my concern regarding the vaccine and covid and so forth bright stuff that we do not normally hear like the foundation of your family being held absolute that care my father with cancer et cetera. as besides that the approach of everything pretty specially people who have concerns of the vaccine, which i am. i am not an anti- vaccinated at all. but when i am concerned with is that mike 91-year-old grandmother passed away following her first and then went downhill after her second shot of the vaccine. and it really concerns me. right now my 74-year-old mother just received it recently. there are what i've heard, there are pockets around the world which some nursing care centers have people that are passing away i'm concerned i want someone to add