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christopher plummer, tonight in his own words with julie andrews. what they told diane sawyer about chemistry, about friendship. . . >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we have a lot to get to. the breach in security at the military base home to air force one. the nor'easter on super bowl sunday. but we're going to begin with the coronavirus because there's news on the new vaccine, the single shot from johnson & johnson awaiting emergency use authorization. also, active duty military now joining the fight to vaccinate americans more quickly. new cases here in the u.s. are declining from their high, but there is concern about the variants already seen in more than 30 states and about what could come. more than 458,000 lives have been lost in this pandemic. the national guard helping, of course, senince the beginning. tonight, the new defense secretary lloyd austin signed off on 1,100 active duty traps to help at vaccination sites across the country. tonight on the new johnson & johnson va

>> his memorable roles delighting generations of fans and how julie andrews is remembering her co-star this morning. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. we're going to start with breaking weather news. millions of americans bracing for snow and for plunging temperatures this super bowl sunday. >> this comes nearly a week after parts of the northeast received over two feet of snow. >> and in the midwest a polar blast of air will bring dangerous life-threatening windchills there. that's over this weekend and rob is here tracking all of it. rob, good morning. >> good morning. we had a relatively mild december and january. february certainly making up for lost time. this arctic air coming already over the great lakes,la new york. and the next sys it is. midwest, winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings for parts of the northeast. windchill alerts with that arctic blast coming down. it will be a prolonged life-threatening cold event, i'm afraid, for the midwest. snow coming out ahead of it from chicago down through st. louis today. some severe weather across parts of northern florida,

julie andrews said of christopher plummer tonight, "the world has lost a consummate actor today, andith a hundred of his own, as england made an impressive start to the first test against india. he was 128 not out at the close of day one in chennai. andy swiss watched the action. applause 100 in his 100th test match. what a player! if sport is all about timing, well, itjust doesn't get better than this. forjoe root, an unforgettable finale to an unforgettable day. he'd begun it celebrating a different century — his 100th test cap. and if the head gear was sparkling, well, so was what followed. under the hot chennai sunshine, his team wobbled at first, rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood. and it's the first wicket down for england. and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they're among the world's best. but so is root, and with good reason. pure class. after hundreds in his previous two tests, a hat—trick was clearly in his sights. wherever india bowled at him, well, that was his answer. and the end result was gloriously inevitable. root�*s only the thi

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julie andrews said of christopher plummer tonight, "the world has lost a consummate actor today, andashed the record for the world�*s most expensive sheepdog after being sold for over 37,000 dollars. twelve—month—old kim, who was trained near the town of aberystwyth, was sold at an online auction. the sale has beaten the previous record set by a border collie named henna, which sold for under 28,000 dollars. many people would say man�*s best friend is priceless. don�*t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i�*m @lukwesaburak. good evening. we�*ve seen heavy snowfall over recent days across the northern half of scotland, and more of us are going to be seeing that wintry weather arriving through the weekend. it is going to be turning colder across the board. we�*re going to see low pressure becoming established down to the south east of the uk. that�*s going to open the doors for these really cold easterly winds to be driving in. so, bringing not only some disruptive snowfall in the east, but also a significant wind chill. look, it�*s going to feel aroun

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his co—star, julie andrews, says he was a consummate actor.ow in a few minutes it'll be the film review. but first, here's click. welcome to click — hope you are doing 0k. you probably don't want to hear this, but we are now almost coming up on a year of video calls, zoom meetings, and teams chats. in that respect, at least, i think the world has adapted quite well. unsurprisingly, a lot of innovators have lept to the chance to invent a whole range of video call accessories. and my good friend lara lewington is wearing one now. can you spot it? what could possibly be? these are the periphery smart earrings. not only do they help you get your top half dressed up for a video call, but they also provide sound directly into your ear from behind the earring, and there is a microphone just here, as well. it means you can make phone calls or video calls and communicate through these. i'm no expert — i would say they are a little on the big side, but they do match your frock. almost, and they come in different designs. but, as you say, they are chunky

. >> julie andrew, either. >> different country, but gorgeous outside. >> why not? >> yeah, the rain definitely helped with that over the past couple of days. last week's heavier rainfall was just a bit too much in a short amount of time to yesterday, for the most part, we managed to see a nice amount of rain. san jose is the exception, but generally fell between half an inch and one inch. right along the coast, loveland picked up over half an inch of rain. and almost an inch at half moon bay. three quarters of an inch at santa rosa. every little bit definitely helps. a tiny bit more rain. on the way tomorrow, but it is not going to very much more. right now, we are tracking the rain that moved through our neck of the woods earlier today pushing further off to the east. it is still snowing like a bonanza in the high sierra. that will wind down over the next 36 hours. our next rainmaker is going to drop in from the north. this is not going to be excited about, not a high-impact rain event at all. showers approaching by early tomorrow morning. the sun is coming up and

people around the world remembering actor christopher plummer, best known for his performance with julie andrews in 1965's "sound of music." he played a 75-year-old widower who came out as gay. survived by his wife of 53 years. he was 91 years old. >>> coming up, a concerning report about baby food. what you need to know about before lunch. >>> the number of people employed, we'll go over the unemployment numbers coming up. >>> here is a live look at tampa, florida, where they are counting down to the super bowl. live report on the prep and big changes because of the pandemic. >>> before the break we're wrapping up our first week in our black history month series. we turn the spotlight on two-time academy award winning mahershala ali. he was born in oland and raised in hayward and graduated from st. mary's college in mass communication. best supporting actor for "green book," he and denzel washington are the only two black actors to have won multiple academy awards. >>> in honor of black history month, nbc bay area is celebrating change makers, black americans actively making a difference right

captain he endured fame, captain von trapp in the movie musical "the sound of music," opposite julie andrews> you may call me captain. >> reporter: plummer was largely dismissive of the movie despite its success, as in this exchange with anthony mason in 2007. >> have you sang edelweiss tlt after that? >> not on my aunt nelly, you were hoping if things got dull i would sing it for you now? it's a wrap. >> reporter: still, when it came to his costar y id about "sound of music" you had nothing but nice things about her. >> what a professional. i loved julie. >> reporter: dozens of other roles, including a portrayal of cbs's mike wallace. >> who told you your fingers had the skills to edit me? >> i'm gay. >> reporter: won best actor for role as gay man coming out as age 75 in 2001 film "beginners." age 82 in real life, oldest actor to win a oscar in competitive acting category. >> you're only two years older than me, darling, where have you been all my life? >> reporter: christopher plummer was an actor, through and through. >> can you hear yourself acting sometimes? >> oh, god yes. >> what is

julie andrews said of christopher plummer tonight, "the world has lost a consummate actor today, and don't forget there's plenty more coming and lewis vaughan jones will be with you at the top of the hour. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @lukwesaburak. hello there. for some parts of england, and probably felt more like spring on friday. but don't be fooled because winter is returning to all of us this weekend. with a bitterly cold easterly wind picking up in the air getting colder, there'll be some more snow more widely. now at the moment as we head into saturday morning, most of the snow is falling in scotland, especially in the hills where we have this amber warning from the met office. but snow is dropping to lower levels across northern parts of scotland already, and we will have some wet weather elsewhere across the uk with clear skies by the morning for wales and the southwest, may be some icy patches here too. slippery sort of day though, i think, for much of scotland with that rain, sleet and snow continuing, and turning to snow

christopher plummer has died aged 91 he was best known for his role as captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the 965 blockbuster the sound of music kristen salumi looks back on his 6 decades in film television and stage. christopher plummer was a classically trained actor in his native canada on broadway and on the london stage. just sadness. because both a comedy and tragedy the world came to know him as captain von trapp and one of the highest grossing movies of all time the sound of music. and the more do you agree. the film's success caught him by surprise here are words of a sudden you're very famous. none of us really realize it would. go word and of course of course everybody snort so i was a real disappointed that the part i was playing it was rather boring are 4 and i tried so hard to america remender sternberger route very difficult when i had roles in more than 200 films including the royal hunt of the sun the last station and the insider so what do you think i don't plan to spend the end of my days wandering in the wilderness of national public radio. he won the best supportin

julie andrews said of christopher plummer tonight: "the world has lost a consummate actor today, andhristopher plummer, who's died at the age of 91. earlier, i spoke to a close friend of christopher plummer. he was a fabulous actor. he was, from the very beginning. we were both born in montreal. and i, shortly after him. and there was a stepping stone in those years for canadian theatre and film and eventually, we ended up in toronto, the new york of canada, and stratford, ontario, the festival. and then ultimately, to a science fiction movie. and then the last thing i did, and i saw chris, was, i was working on a documentary, and i went to stratford here in canada to interview. and we spent a delightful afternoon remembering stratford and the people we knew together. and we laughed and joked and i had had a wonderful, pleasurable time with an old friend. and our lives had intertwined since we were very young. and... and mr shatner, sorry to interrupt, can ijump in? i want to ask one particular moment where you did intertwine, where you are doing a play and you were the understudy an

his co—star, julie andrews says he was "a consummate actor and a cherished friend". mother and daughter were killed on thursday night in separate attacks in kilmarnock. a ao—year—old man died in a car crash south of the town a short time later. police believe the crash was linked to the incidents. from kilmarnock, our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. emma robertson coupland and nicole anderson — a mother and daughter described as "beautiful girls taken far too soon". last night both were fatally attacked, emma in the car park of a large hospital on the edge of kilmarnock where she was employed by the nhs, then 20 minutes later, her daughter nicole, who was on shift at a take away a couple of miles away, was stabbed. she was taken to the hospital where her mother had worked, but died later. there were police everywhere. there was a helicopter going about. there had been a couple of stabbings apparently. police are linking both deaths to a third incident — a fatal car crash in which ao—year—old steven robertson was killed. the investigation into what exactl

at the age of 91 the canadian star became famous the world over after his iconic role opposite julie andrews he died peacefully at his home in the us state of connecticut christopher plummer was in more than 100 films and acted well into his later years becoming the oldest actor to win an oscar in 2012. a look at the main stories now a united libya might be a step closer with an agreement for an interim government a prime minister from the west of the country in the head of the presidency council from the east have been chosen in talks brokered by the un but it's not clear if they'll be able to overcome military divisions on the ground country's been split by 2 opposing of ministrations which emerged following the end of one look at duffy's role a decade ago james base is at the united nations well this is obviously an important development we now have a new interim government for libya we have an ambitious timeline to elections this year to take place on the 24th of december but and there are many parts one we've been here before there was a u.n. backed government announced 5 years ago that

at the age of 91 the canadian star became famous the world over after his iconic role opposite julie andrews he died peacefully at his home in the us state of connecticut christopher plummer was in more than 100 films and acted well into his later years becoming the oldest actor to win an oscar in 2012. a look at the main stories now a united libya might be a step closer with an agreement for an interim government a prime minister from the west of the country in the head of the presidency council from the east have been chosen in talks brokered by the un but it's not clear if they'll be able to overcome military divisions on the ground country's been split by 2 opposing of ministrations which emerged following the end of one look at di.

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plummer's career breakout came in the role of captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the sound oftive of canada, he made his broadway debut in 1954, he appeared in many major movies and won the best supporting oscar for the movie beginners that was in 2012 at the age of 82. >>hunter biden the son of president joe biden has a memoir coming out on april the 6th the book centers on his well-publicized struggles with substance abuse. gallery books as it acquired them in line the fall of 2019 the president and first lady released a statement today saying quote we admire our son hunter strength and courage to talk openly about his addiction, so that others might see themselves in his journey and find hope the book is scheduled to be released april 6. and still ahead tonight. it is an iconic brand at an iconic store new video of a daytime robbery caught on camera. >>a new york city police department has released new video of a high end luxury retailer being robbed earlier this week the video shows thieves walking hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. >>right out the fron

plummer played captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the 1965 classic musical.roles in more than 100 movies and he was a shakespearean trained broadway actor. in 2011 he became the oldest academy award winner at the age of 82 for his role in "beginners." christopher plummer was 91 years old. and he was so great, especially in "the sound of music." i loved everything he did. "sound of music" someone of my favorite movies of all time. and spencer, you have fond memories. >> what an incredible career, incredible life. and as far as we know, incredible man. >>> let's move along and take a look at our weather, which is going to be fairly nice over the weekend, if you like mild weather. clear skies right now over the bay area. and we're going to have a spring-like weekend coming our way. here is the view from the exploratorium camera, looking back at the cityscape under clear skies. it's currently 54 in san francisco. and we have mid- to upper 50s at oakland, mountain view, san jose. gilroy 62 degrees. 50 at half moon bay. lovely view also from emeryville, looking bac

. >> he was a leading shakespearean actor, but it was this role as captain von trapp opposite julie andrewsmusic" that catapulted canadian born christopher plummer to starting. he disparaged the part at first, but later came to terms with it ended success. he starred in a wide range of films from tolstoy to the voice of the villain in a cartoon film "up." he had a film renaissance later in life. his role in beginners as amanda comes out as gay after 44 years of marriage, won him an oscar. >> my mother once predicted i would have to wait to be a very old man before receiving recognition in our profession. she was absolutely right. reporter: he continued acting in recent years, serving in the thriller "all the money in the world." and in the 2019 film "knives out." he died after a blow to his head from a fall. for the pbs newshour, i am jeffrey brown. stephanie: still to come on the newshour, covid-19 complicates beirut's recovery from a devastating explosion. david brooks and jonathan capehart unpack politics. we remember remarkable lives lost to covid-19, and much more. ♪ >> this is pbs new

. ♪ ♪ ♪ but it was this role... ...as captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the beloved 1965 filmmusic," that catapulted canadian-born actor christopher plummer to stardom. he famously disparaged the role, but later came to terms with it and the success it brought. plummer went on to star in a wide range of films, from tolstoy in "the last station" to playing the voice of the villain in the cartoon film, "up." and, he had an extraordinary film renaissance late in life. his role in "beginners," as a man who becomes openly gay after 44 years of marriage, made him the oldest actor to win an oscar, at 82. >> you know, my mother once predicted that i would have to wait to be a very old man before receiving recognition in our profession. she was absolutely right, of course. >> brown: he continued acting in recent years, starring in the crime thriller, "all the money in the world," and in the 2019 film, "knives out." christopher plmer died at his connecticut home this morning. he was 91 years old. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: covid-19 complicates beirut's recovery from a d

music has died at the age of 91 canadian star achieve global fame after his iconic role opposite julie andrews passed away peacefully at his home in connecticut palmer was in more than 100 films and acted well into his lady is becoming the oldest actor to win an oscar in 2012. so loud for you on the program. and went downhill pretty fast for this job is stay out. of it we'll have much more on that at a. time now for the sport with. thank you mary i'm let's start with cricket and the star performance from england's captain during day one of the 1st test against india and china playing and his 100th test joe root had a century for the 3rd game in a row following up on the 2 he scored against sri lanka last month he was still there at stumps on $128.00 including 14 boundaries and a 6 england looking strong on to $63.00 for 3 this was india's 1st home series since the pandemic started over the course of like ribs. always got a little schools need to be. going to do. it with. over and pakistan and south africa are neck and neck on the 2nd day of their 2nd test match the host began the day on $148.0

plumber is best remembered for his role is widower captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the blockbuster5 musical. the sound of music. the canadian native was an accomplished experian actor honored for his varied stage, television and film work. his career spent more than six decades, plumbers, longtime friend and manager said the actor died today at his home in connecticut with his wife of 53 years by his side. organizers of super bowl 55 say they are working extremely hard to make sure the big game sunday does not become a super spreader event for coronavirus. i'm phil keating in tampa, florida, with the details straight ahead, plus coming up on ktvu news. it's six the impending release of a convicted sex offender in one bay area neighborhood and now police. are going door to door to warn residents and tackling the topic of racism at san francisco's most prestigious public high school that changes of students and. safely shop floor and decor your way! comfortably explore our incredible selection. with safe in-store guidance, or order online, and pick up your products curbside! come dis

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and in 2012 became the oldest person ever to win an oscar he played captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the 1960 s. movie the sound of music. and uneasier is rolling out a new breath test recorded 19 passengers at train stations and bus terminals are being screened with results issued within minutes but some health experts doubt its accuracy jessica washington now from jakarta. this is the early morning rush hour search same wanted to carter's busiest stations these passengers are among the 1st to try indonesia's new coping 19 breathalyzers to get nothing. compared to the antigen rapid test in the p.c.r. test this test is a lot cheaper and more simple. the scientists behind the genoese device say it can smell go with 19 on the breath in just 2 minutes without getting a negative result these passengers can't board the train the devices will be used at public sites around the country but scientists warn it shouldn't replace p.c.r. testing was this is years and this is geno's a screening tool if someone has a positive result should be confirmed with the p.c.r. if they test negative ther

opposite julie andrews. >> excuse me, sir, i don't know your signal. >> you may call me captain. ♪ >>missive of the movie, despite its success, as in this exchange with our ange maanthonymason in 2011. have you ever sang edelweiss after that? >> you were hoping if things got dull here, i might sing it for you here now? >> reporter: i don't know. >> it's a wrap. [laughter] >> pauley: still, when it came to his co-star -- >> for all of the less than nice things you said about "sound of music" over the years, you had only mise tonly nice thing to sy about t her? >> who doesn't.. i lolove julie.. >> pauauley: and dozens of portrayals. including mike wallace. >> i'm gay. >> pauley: plummer won the oscars for best supporting actor for his role as a gay man in the 2011 film "the beginners." at age 82 in real life, he was the oldest actor to win an oscar in a competitive acting category. >> you're only two years younger than me, my darling. where have you been all of my life. >> pauley: with two emmys and two oscars to his credit, christopher plummer was an actor through and through. >> repor

plummer has died at the age of 91 he was best known for his role as captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the 1965 blockbuster the sound of music christian salome looks back on his 6 decades in film and television and stage. christopher plummer was a classically trained actor in his native canada on broadway and on the london stage. fragments from. birth to comedy and tragedy the world came to know him as captain von trapp and one of the highest grossing movies of all time the sound of music. he. and the warden you see to be the film's success caught him by surprise here are words of a sort of a very famous. none of us really realize it would. go word of course of course everybody snort so i was were disappointed that the part i was playing it was rather boring for and i tried so hard to america i'm interested in very difficult when i had roles in more than $200.00 films including the royal hunt of the sun the last station and the insider so what do you think no plan to spend the end of my days wandering in the wilderness of national public radio. he won the best supporting actor on. a

julie andrews said of christopher _ but in a charming way.ulie andrews said of christopher plummer - the i said of christopher plummer — the world has lost a consummate actor and i have lost a cherished friend. the queen is celebrating a big milestone today — she is entering her 70th year on the throne. the monach would normally mark the annual occasion in sandringham, but the pandemic means for the first time in 31 years, she'll be at windsor castle for the anniversary. the queen, who is the nation's longest reigning monarch, isjust one year away from her platinum jubilee. let's take a look at today's papers. the times reports that ministers are planning to seize control of the nhs with laws to block the closure of hospitals and overrule bosses. according to the paper, this will allow the government to do things like put fluoride in water to cut tooth decay and health warnings on sausages. we've got the former health secretary, jeremy hunt, on the programme later, so we might ask him about that. the guardian says the education secretary is d

jewi dographic portrait and welcome back rabbi andrew kastner and julie golde. we were talking about the economic stresstors of stressors of the portrait. >> the economic stress impacts us psychologically and emotionally and it was a surprise to a lot of people. when we look out into the community it's easy flueom see what is hard to see and the responsibility that we have as a community is really to look at kind of the safety net within our community and how it can be buttressed and more active and the other piece is we know there is a stigma around poverty and economic strain and part of our role as a community is to be conscious and to address this strain so that we can be support supportive of those who are in need. >> you know, this gs to my mind the complexity wh th means. when you think of the jewish community at saying earlier, there's an assumption that you go to college, you get a career and you're defined. the education defines you what we're seeing with economic stress is you might do those things, and yet, it may not be the same levels of success an

career and won over generations of fans ♪ you look happy to me ♪ >> reporter: former castmate julie andrewslost a cherished friend. i treasure the memory of the work and humor and fun we shared. born and raised in canada, plummer got his start performing shakespeare and went to broadway where he went on to win two tony awards. in 2012, plummer won an oscar for best supporting actor in his floel "beginners." he was 82 becoming the oldest to ever win an academy award. >> when i first emerged from my mother's womb i was already rehearsing my academy thank you speech. it was so long ago, mercifully for you i've forgotten it. >> the star was also oscar-nominated in 2017 for "all the money in the world." replacement for kevin spacey just six weeks before the movie's release. the star never slowed down, even late in life, and is being remembered by fans, friends, and fellow actors on social media. his "star trek" co-stars writing, rest in eternal music, captain von trapp. canada's prime minister posting, there's no doubt his work will continue to inspire and entertain us for years ago. plummer was

together beloved characters like kermit the frog, miss piggy, and fozzi bear, with weekly stars like julie andrews am saddened that we are now so thin skinned and easily offended that we seem to have to cancel kermit seth macfarlane, actor and creator of "family guy" writing, this might be why we're having so much difficulty gettingshow,f through to the far right "the muppet show," a list of titles receiving advisories on the streaming platform like "p disney plus adding disclaimers to films like "peter pan," "dumbo," "swiss family robinson," each with a stereotypical portrayal of different cultures we reached out to disney plus for comment and haven't heard back along with the added disclaimer, disney plus made "the muppet show" and films available to vow on adult accounts, pulling them from all kids profiles i hear the tweets already. >>> next up, drew barrymore, today is her birthday. for this morning's episode of her talk show, our own savannah guthrie stopped by you're her guest co-host. >> we had fun. >> what started out as a not so great zoom call with friend, david letterman, i heard it tu

julie. >> i see member andrew's hand raised. >> chair, you're reading my mind. i'm sorry. i will forever be the time czar on this. i love you all to death. and i know this is all important work. this is something that possibly the city can help with, we would want to put some timeframes on each one of these agenda items and figure if we can either solve them in the meeting, in that timeframe, or carry them into the next meeting. i'm so sorry to do that. i'm going to have to ask for the chair's leniency in allowing me to go next because i have to go to another meeting that is non-negotiable. >> chairwoman: of course. >> i'm sorry. it is what it is. so i just wanted to let -- i wanted to thank you all very much. we're getting down to the nitty-gritty, and the committees are all working and it is pretty remarkable. i had a really good meeting with representatives at d.p.h., molly and holly and jenny, and a new others that we -- the way i think about this is how do i and how do we want to approach the work? what amount of work has already been done. what can help us that is al

julie. >> i see member andrew's hand raised. >> chair, you're reading my mind. i'm sorry. i will forever be the time czar on this. i love you all to death. and i know this is all important work. this is something that possibly the city can help with, we would want to put some timeframes on each one of these agenda items and figure if we can either solve them in the meeting, in that timeframe, or carry them into the next meeting. i'm so sorry to do that. i'm going to have to ask for the chair's leniency in allowing me to go next because i have to go to another meeting that is non-negotiable. >> chairwoman: of course. >> i'm sorry. it is what it is. so i just wanted to let -- i wanted to thank you all very much. we're getting down to the nitty-gritty, and the committees are all working and it is pretty remarkable. i had a really good meeting with representatives at d.p.h., molly and holly and jenny, and a new others that we -- the way i think about this is how do i and how do we want to approach the work? what amount of work has already been done. what can help us that is al

julie. >> i see member andrew's hand raised. >> chair, you're reading my mind. i'm sorry. i will forever be the time czar on this. i love you all to death. and i know this is all important work. this is something that possibly the city can help with, we would want to put some timeframes on each one of these agenda items and figure if we can either solve them in the meeting, in that timeframe, or carry them into the next meeting. i'm so sorry to do that. i'm going to have to ask for the chair's leniency in allowing me to go next because i have to go to another meeting that is non-negotiable. >> chairwoman: of course. >> i'm sorry. it is what it is. so i just wanted to let -- i wanted to thank you all very much. we're getting down to the nitty-gritty, and the committees are all working and it is pretty remarkable. i had a really good meeting with representatives at d.p.h., molly and holly and jenny, and a new others that we -- the way i think about this is how do i and how do we want to approach the work? what amount of work has already been done. what can help us that is al

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