nbc10's andrea kline thomas explains and tells us how they're keeping warm. >> reporter: box trucks and props like these speed rangers line jfk boulevard. the mummers are ready to put on a show during their annual new year's day parade. the cold doesn't deter you? >> no, i actually went to the eagles game in the morning. that was cold right there. >> reporter: the mummers voted the show must go on. >> make sure the hands and face are covered as many as possible. the instruments are the biggest concern. >> reporter: they tested their instruments one last time. this is his 46th year participating. he knows how brutal the frigid temperatures can be. >> back in the '70s there was a colder time. my horn froze twice. not once, but twice. to postpone due to safety of participants and spectators. more warmth will be added this year. mummers say they're not backing out. after all, they've been waiting all year for their moment to perform. >> it's a full 364 days of work leading up to one day. >> reporter: andre a kline thomas, nbc10 news. >> we saw the mummers getting ready. meteorologist is her

our movie critic, we will see if he agrees or disagrees with the nominations and yet another calvin kline jeans commercial is out. >> yes. >> have i ever jumped out of the plane. >> have i ever -- it is kardashian, "good day philadelphia" players will recreate this, saying what we have never, ever, ever done. >> by the way is that kylie woman in there is she pregnant or not. >> she sure is anding like she is, she has been covered up. >> don't look at my tummy why does it have to be secret. >> you know about mood killer, >> thanks. >> when it comes to a true thing, scientists back this one up. there is something that is definitely going to mess with your men's labido, specifically ruins the passion , but it is very important. >> you are right at the moment when this, that happens, you are starting to come together and she says something and breaks the mood. >> well, yeah, it makes you not in the mood to do it. not even in the mood to go there. >> weigh in on twitter. surely you are an adult in some states at 18, 21, whatever. when do you become an adult. do you want me to read a couple res

it is a holiday, of course, you know kitkat kline, right? everybody necessary kit can clue kline, jessica rumberg. she's married to a man by the name of dan. dan, very close friend and likes to go early to the tailgate early, saturday. that is her brother, that is right. one of the biggest eagles fans ever is kit can kline's brother. this is one of his friend's corry, he said crush, the vikings. >> wow. >> he is okay. >> yeah. >> well, maybe just a few. >> do you think he got the inspiration. >> probably so. >> so that was his saturday. >> i can only imagine what the tailgate will be like come sunday. temperatures in the 50's. >> right, right, yes not nearly as cold as it was on saturday, look out, all right, your number today is a seven. we will see a little bit of sunshine today in precipitation in the forecast for your holiday. single digit wind chills to get started this morning. bus stop buddy, of course in his eagles green, his warm eagles gear, so here's what we're talking about 18 degrees , feels like five, thanks to the 13-mile an h

the driver, 23-year-old courtney sue snyder, and the left front passenger, 21-year-old seth william klinee shot and killed in the vehicle as it was in the stopped position. >> reporter: police say a woman hid inside the pickup and survived. timothy smith suffered a gunshot wound to the head. police say it could be self-inflicted. he is hospitalized and is not expected to survive. while police have not revealed a motive, nbc affiliate wpxi quote family members say the shooting is the result of a domestic dispute. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> a 66-year-old woman nicknamed a serial stow away has been arrested again after being spotted at chicago's international o'hare this weekend. marilyn hartman was nicknamed the serial stow away nor her years long stow away on airplanes. she was taken into custody after police responded to a call. a woman was refusing to leave the airport. hartman was charged with misdemeanor tropical storm edouard paszing on state land and violating the condition of her bail bond according to authorities. she was arrested after stoeg away in a flight to london where she w

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i know you heard about calvin kline and his jeans commercials over the years. >> when i have ever gottena tattoo? >> never have i ever dyed my hair. >> this is screaming for a re-creation by the mighty "good day philadelphia" players. >> what kind of things will reveal. >> i have never made out with a leamer. >> what? alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. >>> moms are not the only once suffering from depression. >> no, baby may be involved too doctor mike, what are we talking about. >> what this study found was that if mom has post partum depression and is stressed out , anxious and has lots of issues it can be transferred to the child. this is a fascinating study. they have looked at little kid that were born, they have checked them up until about 18 months of age and they found changes in the harmone called cortisol which is a stress harmone and they found their t elemeres are shorter.

right next door here to me to my right our sports correspondent alina talking to both of you welcome kline's i want to start with you and we've been talking about this now ever since the news came out but i'll ask you again why is north korea's leader using the winter olympics as an opportunity to reduce tensions or to at least have it appear that way well the most important reason for that north korea recently was very much isolated future the sanctions and other provocations and even north korea needs the direct communication channel for implementing its foreign policy and talking to south korea is the first step and talking to the u.s. which is the ultimate aim that's the ultimate aim alina we talk though about the sports part of it this is the first time that we've seen the two koreas use sports to bridged divisions right yes and what makes this so unique in particular is the fact that this is the first time we'll be seeing a unified korean olympic team and i've been stressing this day entire day the emphasis here is on and then takes because in the past these two the two koreas have joi

debbie kline says it wasn't the same without rangers and concessions inside. >> the fact that the government can't reach decisions and shuts them down to us when they belong to us, it's very disappointing. >> i'm surprised, i have never seen it ever be closed. >> reporter: it was a sunday morning shock to see the park closed. the route a big favorite for runners, bikers and tourists, part of the golden gate national recreation areas. >> we were just looking forward to walking up closer to the port, but another time. zblu. >> reporter: but the signs didn't stop many from defying the closure by simply going around and under the gate. when we were there, the park police didn't stop anyone. >> i think it's ridiculous, frankly, and thank goodness we didn't pay attention to the signs and we have gone on down and the bridge is so beautiful. >> reporter: alcatraz has decided to cancel their nighttime tours with refunds given. daytime tours will continue. the inconvenience likely to continue as long as the shutdown does. >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee tells abc7 news she's hoping there will b

as we take a live look from our apartment camera. >> andrea kline thomas is live in the salt yards with how the city is getting ready for all of this. >> reporter: we just talked to the supervisor and crews are going out around midnight to start the salting operation to make sure everything is okay during tomorrow morning's commute. that's just step one. the second step is to make sure that all of the residents have somewhere warm to go. at the bus stop, passengers dress in layers, hands kept in their pockets, hoods are up. for some, fur helps add extra warmth. >> i'm doing as little as possible outside, you know what i mean? just running from here and there, staying bundled up, many layers on. >> reporter: it's a good plan as the cold snap lingers and shows no sign of letting up soon. >> it gets to the point that you stay out long enough, your hands and feet get numb. >> reporter: the frigid temperatures quickly become dangerous. they are extending hours to double as a warm center. some have been refusing assistance mainly because of a dependence on drugs. >> even if it's just for a fe

debbie kline says it wasn't the same without rangers and concessions inside. >> the fact that the government can't reach decisions and shuts them down to us when they belong to us, it's very disappointing. >> i'm surprised, i have never seen it ever be closed. >> reporter: it was a sunday morning shock to see the park closed. the route a big favorite for runners, bikers and tourists, part of the golden gate national recreation areas. >> we were just looking forward to walking up closer to the port, but another time. zblu. >> reporter: but the signs didn't stop many from defying the closure by simply going around and under the gate. when we were there, the park police didn't stop anyone. >> i think it's ridiculous, frankly, and thank goodness we didn't pay attention to the signs and we have gone on down and the bridge is so beautiful. >> reporter: alcatraz has decided to cancel their nighttime tours with refunds given. daytime tours will continue. the inconvenience likely to continue as long as the shutdown does. >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee tells abc7 news she's hoping there will b

. >> reporter: debbie kevin kline sa -- clooin said it wasn't the same. >> the government shuts them down to us when they belong to us. it's very disappointing. >> i'm surprised. i've never seen it ever be closed. >> reporter: it was a surprise to see gates closed to port bridge. >> it's a hassle. >> reporter: a favorite for runners and tourists part of the golden gate recreation area closed down two to the shutdown. >> we were looking forward to walking closer, but another time. >> reporter: signs didn't stop many from defying the closure by simply going around and under the gates. when we were there, the u.s. park police didn't stop anyone. >> i think it's ridiculous frankly, and thank goodness we don't pay attention to the signs. we just went around and gone down and the bridge is beautiful. >> what's the big deal? >> reporter: the shutdown has caused alcatraz to shut down. refunds will be given. daytime tour continues. the boats are footing the bill. >> we're going out of our pocket to make this happen. we serve our visitors. >> reporter: the inconvenience likely to continue as l

, may see snow or ice mix in far north and west not in philadelphia and temperatures begin to klee kline. i think we are back in the mid 40's come eagles kick off come sunday back to sunshine and arctic chill, will have returned again. >> yes. >> it is coming back, we know, being only january so we have to enjoy those 40's, 50's that within day in 60 but this morning commute why give yourself a couple minutes because of icy conditions, cold weather lingers around here this morning it will sustain that cold to hold that freeze. schuylkill at boulevard, looking good, but mostly volume, starting to heat up ever so slightly right now, boulevard at wissohickon, same story here around this area we're still looking g volume levels in the aro yet we know it is still too early but as we crawl, progress through 5:00 he clock we will see it pick up. ninety-five at the airport looking busy but i wanted to move our way right here to bear, delaware where we have an accident this morning. red lion road closed between old summit road and summit point circle, use thisalternates your best bet around that,

jillian kline. i just want to echo that. i think part of the conversation, and it's so great to hear about the technologies and the infrastructure that's being built to sort of move higher education forward, but then how do we work with employers to help them rethink how they think about hiring, right? so, we talk a lot about competency-based education and we believe in it but how do we get employers to start hiring based on competencies instead of based on that degree. i think there's work there to do, and i think these are some of the right people to be at the table but how do we extend that hand across the aisle to employers to help them move and understand sort of how education can look different as well. >> so, one idea on that, we have now 600 companies who have hired coursera and it's fascinating to see how they're thinking about upscaling. one of the big questions is -- they're asking is, what skills do my employees need over the next five years. that's not an obvious answer to that question. but what they're doing i

smith kline just paid the largest fine in the history of the united states related to fraud and criminal acts for a drug company they paid three billion dollars for illegal marketing of paxil wellbutrin and avandia paxil and avandia both having been drugs that caused a lot of deaths due to adverse drug reactions and they paid it in cash this action constitutes the largest health care settlement in united states history it was in their business plan because those three drugs in the years involved saw twenty five billion dollars worth in the drugs are marked up in the thousands of percent psychiatric unscientific ethics were cast aside in exchange for profits no one went to jail and real people paid the price. and worries hard honestly he just i do it social situations he love to sing from a very young age music was part of our life and part of what he he adored what i miss most about brennan is he came in it always give me a hug he'd at. give me a hug i still think to this day he's going to walk to the door we were driving not too long ago nancy myself and our other son hayden and i looke

smith kline is just paid the largest fine in the history of the united states related to fraud and criminal acts for a drug company they paid three billion dollars for illegal marketing of paxil wellbutrin and avandia paxil and avandia both having been drugs that caused a lot of deaths due to adverse drug reactions and they paid it in cash this action constitutes the largest health care settlement in united states history it was in their business plan because those three drugs in the years involved saw twenty five billion dollars worth in the drugs are marked up in the thousands of percent psychiatric and scientific ethics were cast aside in exchange for profits no one went to jail and real people paid the price. worries hard honestly he just my door and social situations he loved to sing from a very young needs music was part of our life and part of what he he adored what i miss most about brennan is he came in it always give me a hug hit at. him a hug i still think to this day he's going to walk through the door we were driving not too long ago nancy myself and our other son hayden and i

kit kat kline you want both of them? >> yes. everyone wants to know. doing the super bowl has press conference, all of that, but janet want to know her thoughts, she apologized accepted, what's going on,. >> could you just give me props about getting the justin timberlake interview? >> we will do it after we get off the show this afternoon then play it tomorrow on the show. >> all right iy. >> we'll make it a full week together in minnesota. >> it will be interesting. dexter darden from the mace runner movies is here. >> hole on. you have got ahold of him really? >> yes yes now give me some props. >> okay. i said i want to meet him because he since this song jealous, right? >> yes. he can sing the song jealous. >> and our area, so we will hear his voice hear him do cover we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about thes

. >> did you see kitkat kline's favorite guy, justin timberlake on a private jet yesterday to fly here he is now here in minnesota we are breathing same eras justin timberlake. here's what he had to say once he landed. >> super bowl. >> we cannot see so i don't know what is happening. >> he is so cute, he has camouflage pants on. >> well, i have to admit i looked at it about an hour ago >> yes. >> on my phone. >> now i see it. >> all right. >> by the way. >> break the news. >> kitkat kline knits control room she's listening in. >> yes, we have confirmed that we will did an interview with him on friday. he has invited us to his hotel , i don't think room but maybe lob toy do a interview. >> she's probably screaming,. >> he married a minnesota resident. >> yes, jessica deal. >> we will talk about the super bowl half time show. i still predict he will get janet jackson to come on. >> do you. >> yes. >> to resolve the whole thing. >> yes. >> yes. >> dent let that happen again. >> people are calling for that to see that happen. >> yes. >> is it 8:00 o'clock. >> should we redo this hour. rol

. >> his two doubters there and so, because kitkat kline, our producer, executive producer is back, this is her first day back after having little mila gray her adorable daughter. so now she's back. a thorn in our side once again >> she signed you up. >> she wants us to recreate this. >> us. >> well, you. >> you play my daughtersy will be the dad. >> do you have a leo-tard. >> do i, but i have an up scale one. i will add something to this. >> okay. >> yeah. >> don't reveal just yet. >> oh, my god. >> that is what i will be wearing. >> are you wearing that. >> yes, yes. >> it is fabulous. >> just show a little bit, it has some tinsel on it. >> so watch for that, coming up in the next. >> he last like an ice skater. that is awesome. >> johnny weir, eat your heart out. >>> the latest money challenge promises nearly $1,500. >> i found you something. >> okay. >> dunkin' donuts. >> one of our sponsors. >> i love this giant mug. so what we do is, and try to do this along with us. we are going to do this. this will be the longest segment in the history of this show. i'm trying to get money out o

this is erra kline's dog who looks adorable with the eagles scarf on. we're in the spirit,. >> love them. >>> a high-speed chase in the arizona ended with a romantic embrace. deputies followed the suv when it sped through the desert and crashed into a ditch. a the man and woman got out and ran in separate directions and met back up, embraced and kissed and laid back on the ground to be handcuffed. >>> tanya harding is opening up to abc news about the infamous 1994 baton attack on nancy kerrigan and what her life has been like ever since. >> the media had me convicted of doing something wrong before i had even done anything at all. i'm always the bad person. >> higher hit man named shane instant clubbed kerrigan on the right knee during a practice session for the u.s. figure skating championships. find out what harding told abc, truth and lies, the tanya harding story tonight on 6abc. >>> a lot of drones flying around faa registered 1 million drones. most fly them as athey can register them through the website for five bucks. >>> speaking of throw back b

joining us now ron kline the former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee and chief of staffnet reno. and jill wine-banks. and matt miller. jill, i want to go with you, my discussion with michael, i wish i had a lawyer with us. because there were moments he talked about what the special prosecutor was going to find from this witness donald trump and from others that there was this vague blanket of noise that he described ultimately as wallpaper that was the fire mueller wallpaper and was that really a specific demand to fire mueller and michael was speculating the special prosecutor is going to have to get inside the president's head to figure out what his actual intent was in those statements. what was your reaction to that? >> i think intent was one of the more interesting parts of that interview. he also said that the president likes to say, you're fired, and he does it all the time. he apparently learned his lesson on "the apprentice" all too well. as far as intent it's tricky for a lawyer to be able to prove intent. but in this case there are so many acts in furtherance

joining us now is ezra kline and adam jenleson. adam, i want to go first to you on that maneuver we saw on the senate floor last night. i was so struck by it. i just thought when claire mccaskill was going to do one of those things when the chamber is emptying out and then suddenly she seizes control from the republican leader. this is the moment that shows you the democrats knew exactly what their game plan was after the vote and the republicans were completely flat-footed. >> that's right. you saw her get a nice solid moment she can use in her very tough reelection campaign and those are the things that mattered. and you saw senator schumer arranging for his members who are up for reelection, especially tough races, which is most of them this cycle, to have those moments. that's part of the reason he's the leader, there's no one better for looking out for the caucus and members who are up for tough cycles and this is a tough cycle for democrats. >> ezra, one thing that's true about shutdowns is neither side, the reasonable people

hey, kit kat kline what's that, is that warm water?l take bulbs this hour. >> this should go over like a so, carrie underwood, we talk about her yesterday, she hasause she says she has a gruesome she? she had 40 stitches in her face. because she fell on her face. high everybody january 3rd. >> what year is it. >> it is >> got it. keep working on that. >> you know, karen? >> i do know karen very well. >> so we're going to put up picture, angelina jolie. >> s about ten years ago on a red carpet. they love each other. they do everyr right on the lips. >> one woman we found on the she says, i got this same situation. love with his sibling, to me a little bit. >> oh, i think she ruined theirthat's a lot. >> beyond kissing cousins. >> i'm trying to do six sing siblings, speaking of all of that kissing, pucker up. have you ever had a tart cherry? >> love tart cher us. >> they look l are the hot new supersede for the new year. here is theyour brain your muscles and your sleep. >> oh, you need that. but jen knows someone who on the phone, i nee

tristin kline is a junior at the school. he told cbs this morning he saw a friend in a field with a shotgun wound and also says that he didn't know where the shooter was. he ran to load his buddy in his car and race to the hospital. the friend survived. video shows a long line of cars, parents, desperate to make sure their kids were okay. police recording -- revealed how first responders dealt with the scene when they arrived. >> we've got most of the students out, i believe. there's kids that went everywhere. looked like they were moving the students to the tech center. that's where the family members are coming in. heading down highway 68. >> this time we're fixing to do a second sweep. we do have all patients transported currently, one black tag. >> shepard: that mean a dead child at the scene. mike tobin live. marshall county high school, southwest kentucky in the town of benton. what other charges is this suspect facing, mike? >> in addition to the two counts of murder, the county prosecutor said they're working on 12 c

two dinghies holding them were deflating causing panic the incident happened on saturday >>> one of kline'siggest manufacturers announcing plans to open a new solar plant in the u.s. it comes after the trump administration unveiled tariffs of up to 30% on imports of solar panels >>> and picasso's golden muse debuting in hong kong ahead of a london auction the painting created in 1937 has an estimated value of $50 million. it will also be exhibited in taipei and new york before heading to london for a sale on february 28th. we'll keep you posted on what it goes for >>> that's the news update this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." jon, back to you >> thank you, sue. >>> for continued coverage of this selloff here on wall street, let's get to our bob pisani on the floor. >> hello let's take a look at the s&p 500. we're off of the lows, 2820 is the lows after 10:00 eastern time but not by much, maybe eight points or so volume right now slightly on the heavy side i'd say we're 4-1 declining to advancing stocks put up the s&p 500 for me. there we go. not really changed that 4 to 1 declining t

based on the incredible novel written by earnest kline.s on a virtual adventure to try and find an easter egg hidden by the creator of a virtual reality world called the oasis. the first person to find this will get a massive fortune. when i read the book all i& kept thinking about is how is spielberg going to bring this to the big screen, the visuals look amazing and i cannot wait. next up is the sequel to "deadpool." my favorite movie of 2016. ryan reynolds is back with a new director mr. david leach. leach direc theron's a the tom mick bomb. the sequel hits theaters on june 1st. i cannot wait to see this movie. the first movie grossed over $780 million on a worldwide, on a very, very small budget for a superhero type of movie. the script for the first film was absolutely brilliant. both writers paul wernik rhett reese is back. next, is black panther. this trailer is insane. i loved the music and the filmmaker ryan kugler. kugler also directed the brilliant film fruitvale station as well as creed. he's one of the most exciting film maker

they had a full spread and spirit going on organized by jamie and jessica kline. >> we're having an eaglese going to go all the way. >> all the way. >> we're ready, all the way. super bowl here we come. >> reporter: from there we made our way down to mercy life sharon hill. >> pain for. >> minnesota. >> that's right. >> reporter: maddie turns 73 on sunday. i'm sure you can guess by her custom-made outfit she wants a win as a gift but is also grateful no matter what for all the birds have done this season. >> and even if they lose it's still, they're out there trying. >> reporter: a few blocks away at today's child learning sent we met some of the youngest well dressed and most inspiring eagles fans. are the eagles going to win. >> i think so. >> reporter: you think so? >> you think so. >> reporter: you can see some are ready to be eagles themselves. maybe one day they will be. >> win. >> win. >> eagles. [cheers and applause] >> >> reporter: we certainly had a great time speaking to everyone today. we want to thank them from having us. hopefully i can visit you in two weeks when we're all h

young fashion and star of stranger things received more than 3.1 million likes as she donned calvin klineclose second with this photo, selfie with his wife jessica beal, who was nominated for best actress in a limited series, and although picture is great, my favorite moment came in this video jt shared of the two jamming out as they sang his new single filthy on their way to the show. and while we're all talking about big stars we have one right here, in philly, brad williams has become an internet sensation, at going viral for using cheese steaks to measure his infant son, for a year. brad says that what started off as a joke became a inly tradition and not, this confirming greatest philadelphia debate of who has best cheese stake, but did say he gets his steaks from della sandra, daddy's in win more an jersey sports bar in glenside. you cannot get anymore philly then brad and his son. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> that is pretty cool. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> slippery surfaces, wintry mix moving through the region in the middle of the evening

star philippe continuo does the brazilian deserve such a lofty price tag well let's ask nick mckenna kline from d.w. sports a hundred twenty million euros a lot of money how much buying for the barcelona expect to get it is definitely love the money transfer can actually increase one hundred sixty million if you want to believe that because adam's in the deal things which cannot be reached so let's say appearances winning titles qualify for the champions league these are all things that can happen so this transfer easily be one hundred sixty million continue play one hundred sixty hundred eighty games sorry for the pool scoring forty eight goals thirty five the sister who was involved in ole miss the goal every second game so that's quite a bit of bang but although they had a good start the season the last couple games he found his form schooling seven goals and lost eight games so boston are buying a very decent player but when it comes to the bucks of course one hundred twenty million or one hundred sixty that it could become it's a lot of money but the way the football works of course i

if you ever read naomi kline's shock doctrine. it's shock aftershock aftershock.ver quite take in the enormity of it all. all the things you just listed. think back 20 years ago last week, this week was the nonka lewinsky scandal breaking. think about what an earth shattering revelation that was. we're having monica lewinsky level scandals this, this many in one week. >> the government hadn't shut down a week ago this hour. >> you've done some of the best analysis of the president's twitter feed. you understand better than anyone what his inputs are, what his outputs are. speak about whether this is volume business or life inside his bubble. >> there is this illusion brought up many times when mr. burns goes into the doctor, the doctor tell him he has literally everything. that's okay , everything is in balance. to the point you're making, what are you going to blackmail trump on? literally the number five item on that list is covered up sex with a porn star. what else is more damning? >> but, yes, if you're going to deal with the stormy whatever -- >> daniels. >>

hey, kit kat kline what's that, is that warm water?, we talk about her yesterday, she hasause she says she has a gruesome she? she had 40 stitches in her face. because she fell on her face.

. >> kitkat kline is back after maternity leave today. >> first thing she says when she walks in at 5k, i got something for to you an shows me that. >> thank you. >> we will try to recreate that sometime after 9:00. she has been sitting around laying around. >> not doing aing. >> not busy at all, coming up with.ormones a raging and she s up with these cra ideas. i will squeeze in the leotard sometime after thank god for shrinkage it is so cold. >> well, that hasn't been a problem, lately because it has been a week since we have been above freezing. >> outside. >> number almost the same as the temperature. >> sue can i just ask you how dawn ever get some two. >> add some snow to that. >> how about on thursday. >> i don't know. >> in the history of the show have we ever had a one. >> yeah, when we zard, one or a zero. >> geese. >> is zero on that scale >> made it an 11. it is so wonderful. you know, you can budge. here's buddy with wind chills that are below zero out there. if you are barely recognizable then you are dressing just right for the weather. here's cemperature in philadelphi

. >> jillian kline from appellate education company. >> bill bind. >> speak up. >> phillip lapel, m.i.t. >> good morning. v vijay krishna. >> [ inaudible ]. >> ryan craig with university ventures. >> gerry davis, college of the ozarks. >> jeff manchin calder from corsera. >> kathleen plinsky. >> blakley palmeiro. >> michael roarke. >> i'm mike zella from the jack walsh management institute. >> will from southern new hampshire university. >> dagger weld from m.i.t. >> ben nelson from minerva. >> jeff slingo, arizona state university. >> julie young, arizona state university. >> justin berod. >> i'm j.b. milmilliken, chancer for the city university of new york. >> matt siegelman. >> rick o'donnell from skills fund. >> dayan debacker from the kansas department of commerce. >> thank you. i'd like to thank our first group of presenters, jeff and ben, for giving us a lot to think about and certainly what your presentations have gener e generated a lot of questions amongst this group and probably beyond. so i'd like to just start our discussion with a question and then invite any of the rest o

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