that was my maddie registering.p or just her eyes opening for some other reason. like, i knew she was able to, like, understand, like, where am i, why am i in this hospital? >> what were the first words she spoke to you when she came out of it? >> she was saying really bizarre things. she recognized everybody but she didn't recognize me. the doctors would ask, who's this? she goes, carrie underwood, but she looks kind of like my mom in those clothes. basically she was saying, you look like carrie underwood but you dress like my mother. >> reporter: jamie lynn said the experience brought her closer to god. >> you said sometimes you have to be rocked to your core in order to understand what your core is. >> it so quickly comes to light, what's important when you walk through something like that. i lost my baby and then was immediately given her back. do you know how many people would give anything for that? and i was given that blessing. >> reporter: jamie lynn says her daughter's brush with death forced her to re-exa

please welcome maddie ziegler!st want to start with "west side story. [ cheers and applause not too shabby you filmed that three years ago? >> yeah, i was 16. >> jimmy: in new york. >> yeah, it was crazy. it's kind of a full circle moment to have it come out now in new york. it's so cool, i'm so happy to be a part of it. >> jimmy: do you remember the audition for that? >> yeah. i remember auditioning in l.a. and i was thinking, like, "oh, i'll just go do it." just because it's a cool experience any dancer's dream to audition for "west side story." and then, i got there. did the audition it went good but i was like, "that was fun, that was cool. didn't hear anything for a a little bit, and then, flew back to new york, got a call back and then, walk in and steven spielberg is in the room it's like, "oh, cool, so this is like the final audition." >> jimmy: yeah >> like, i made it this far. >> jimmy: you're like, "are you the real steven spielberg? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, this is cool >> i was like, "cool okay, this i

>> i do not see any more public comment at this time. >> chairman: thank you so much, maddie. and i'm sure we're going to see you again. >> chairman: now, we're moving on to correspondence by deborah upland. >> thank you everyone. i will be very as quickly go through this as quickly as i can and the report will be posted at the m.o.d. website on monday. so in the director's report for this meeting, i have provided information about most recent developments regarding j.f.k. drive, recreation and parks department and m.t.a. have completed much of their community engagement. the survey of the public regarding the jfk closure has been closed and the results are being tabulated and analyzed and this will be one of the primary agenda items for the m.d.c. meeting next month in february. also provided information about work that's being done this winter to plan for next summer's summer together program which makes summer camp experiences available to disadvantaged families and youth and children in san francisco. and in response to complaints that m.o.d. received last summer, we pulle

maddy, could you please go back.hic on this slide which is a map of san francisco and it is -- the data is the parking citations and a citation creates a dot on the map. in bulk of san francisco has them peppered throughout it. however, the northeast corner, the embarcadero, fisherman's wharf area is very densely -- there's a dense amount of [ indiscernible ] thank you. next slide. as i mentioned, data is all shared publicly on sfmta's website. there are complaint dash boards and various other data dash boards that we publish online. on the bottom left, there is a line graph of [ indiscernible ] in july and december 2021 where the number of trips versus the number of complaints. also, a line graph that complaints versus devices, so the -- >> i'm sorry, philip, to interrupt you, but you keep going in and out with the audio. >> i'm sorry. >> is there anything you can do? >> let me see if i can join on my phone. give me one moment. i'm going to -- i just -- >> phil, can you talk a little bit more so we can see the quali

but z claudio and maddie is land is still covered by thick jungle. lacey led me into the forest to show me their pride, their joy, and their inspiration, a towering brazil met tree known in portugal castaneda. they called it her majesty . i am god lou damages that i like it. i got a food garden so i can read over with contender decades if they can set it up. don't put on the web is so busy, but i think the hello. fiona told $2.00 to $2.00 days. yep. i just paid it. it's not that i wa chioma a sucker. i don't. okay. okay. well i just i kinda he's, you know, is nice and i thought, oh fun with the key for some cash stella a for those. so the thorn, my vows to go on my is the function that i in the flooding out on a king. bed a magician that will go see go. this are man knows more man for yes, this is kathy emily bradley phone. you can sign us lou within days of the murders, a team of environmental protection officers and police operators were deployed into the settlement as part of a government crackdown. 12 illegal star mails were closed. ah, now the environmental protection forces known

has a government says that order has been restored in the biggest city, al maddie o. mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit cast extern in 30 years. president to chi if told catholic security forces they could shoot to kill opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the cracked zone on protesters. quarter theory, the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down the arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. the kremlin has, he did president, the cairo calls for assistance and sent more than 2000 troops to help protect the fire on russia's doorstep. but there are few signs of peace here on the streets of kazakhstan as each day brings fresh bloodshed. almighty the country's largest city has become grown 0 and a deadly battle against what many here see as a crooked government. what are these whom we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption? at night when we hear explosions,

or one of these women is maddy, i start my car as a crochet enthusiast, she is particularly proud of the project. you hop on go fung me the i know i started with one and within 2 months i made around a $170.00 of them. they weren't easy to make money comes on fast, saw her stolen. what might look like simple stitching is actually complex mathematics called hyperbolic geometry, and clip abolish does any of these are flu? hyperbolic refers to the area that's created by adding another stitch from motion. this area then goes bigger and bigger. he even grows revert on to the coral, is increases its chances of survival. now nimbly kaiten somebody of now, at this crochet reef, feminism meets mats, but also environmental awareness. not all the corals here shine in bright colors. some the bleached and ill, others are covered in plastic rubbish, reflecting the reality and the world sees. and before we go, he's a reminder of the top story. we're following for you this hell. an inquiry into alleged to lockdown parties of british prime minister bars. johnson's office could be released in the comi

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or one of these women is maddy ashton. i cow as a crochet enthusiast. she is particularly proud of the project. you hop on go found me the, i know i started with one, and within 2 months i made around $270.00 of them. they weren't easy to make money comes on of off for her stern. what might look like simple stitching is actually complex mathematics called hyperbolic geometry. an hyper ball is still cynthia. these are flu, hyperbolic refers to the area that's created by adding another stitch from marson. this area then grows bigger and bigger. he even grows revert on the carl is increases its chances of survival. mel nimbly copeland, somebody you know, at this crochet reef, feminism meets maths, but also environmental awareness. not all the corals here shine in bright colors. some like bleached and ill. others are covered in plastic rubbish, reflecting the reality and the world sees as her time staging for a documentary about the power of under cover agencies from me and the entire team here in our berlin newsroom. thank you so much for a company today.

i wasn't even there like 6 weeks on from the murders they, claudia maddie is home seemed to have been frozen in time everywhere signs of life interrupted unfinished conversations. unfulfilled dreams. outback was the centerpiece of the couple sustainable revolution, a green house, where they dried amazon nuts before using them to make foils and soaps that could be sold. and the project was a direct challenge to those who believed the only way to profit from the rain forest was by destroying it. it was ample, just so stent of any badge. there's involvement switched and bad will say viva duff lot. i asked the sag reggie list for it was like their laboratory. all of these nuts come from the amazon, and this is why it was so important for them to keep the forest preserved. because the only way for them to do their job was by keeping the forest standing. ah, my dear hughes, a cloud you up in g o d cola. but as for martha hayley badge back in, i saw some coffee humor defending a fitting. and i put it at the f one at the beach. got a peach oak, i'd be lucky, bobby. oh, good. today much of the

maddie mastro competed in the south korea games and this time around she's hoping to medal. be in the loop. >> for me, cultural media is a platform that i like to use to inspire others and try to post to get people to learn about snowboarding. i think that's important for young girls in particular, to have a place to go and be someone and look up to someone. that's what i've been striving to achieve. >> when maddie is at home, her four rescue dogs tend to keep her grounded. janelle wang is in beijing after arriving over the weekend. she posted these photos on instagram. she has a great crew out there. janelle says she got to meet figure skater jason brown, who had been going through customs and was there at the same time. she will have live reports later this week on nbc bay area. be sure to follow janelle entire the winter games on facebook, twitter, instagram, for more behind-the-scenes photos. >> they've been fun. >>> 5:25 this morning. nbc bay area responds to a peninsula dad who feared a shipping company would spoil his little girl's birthday. >> consumer investigator c

. >>> we got a chance to go on a tour and meet maddy's farmly. >> i figured we could pick some veggies. >> so what do you have here? is this kale? >> yeah, that's kale. this is cabbage. >> here is our quarantine area so usually if i rescue anmal from a hoarding case and they have to be quarantined for two weeks they'll stay here. and this is our chick inn. >> there are pigs in the chick inn. >> they're in the surrounding area. these two guys also came from the same hoarding case as mittens but they're very shy. and then we have like a little guesthouse over there. >> oh, my gosh. >> we have this -- you guys actually did a story on tiny tim. >> tiny tim is not so tiny anymore. that's right. this was tiny tim last spring, and now he's thriving. >> i know he's huge now. what i do is i rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals. i use our platform on social media to find all these animals wonderful, loving forever homes. pigs love belly rubs. >> so i heard. yeah, i like belly rubs, too. oh, my gosh. hi, mittens. >> this is our piggy penthouse. so in here we have our blind pig. >> blind? >> ye

. >> reporter: daughter maddie was born in june and jamie lynn left hollywood to raise her.trapped underwater for more than six minutes as jamie lynn frantically tried to rescue her. what stays with you that day? >> the biggest thought i think stays with me that like haunts me is that when i was trying to save her, when i thought that i had lost her i was so afraid that her last thought was, why didn't momma save me? i just hope she knows that like i was doing everything i could if that was the last thing that she lived, you know. >> reporter: maddie recovered. jamie lynn says the experience brought her closer to god and forced her to re-examine her entire life including her own mental health struggles, the anxiety, depression and ocd she had been suppressing for years. >> it really was like to the point where my panic attacks were all-consuming, where i'm touching the doorknob seven times. it was consuming my life to the point where it was physically taking over me and i went and finally spoke to a therapist. at the time i, you know, took medicine and got back to a place to

is annoyed. picnic blinked the i exhibition hygiene museum in dressed and is interactive as well. maddie clingman has loaded in countless photographs. visitors can use a touch screen to choose to, for example, pop art and design a fashion. and then ai goes to work using algorithms for similarities and patterns implanted by the artist. and guest is a logical chain of relationships between old vases and own min. mateo clingman creates his works with artificial intelligence, manly to surprises. oh i, i is also driving innovation emusic, beethoven's 10th symphony completed with the composer couldn't do in his lifetime. ay, ay has accomplished other programs. let forces of nature create melodies, music composed by a river escape or to be precise. the rivers, many bends, are analyzed and transposed into notes. the rhythm is set by the forces of nature. oh, and when the river has lots of bins or has a more complex visual structure than the musical structure is also a more complex one. and when the course of the river changes, then you also hear that as acoustic feedback, huffman, of, as a kind

after months of searching, maddie geo finally found a meal. sister marie teresa. ha. oh, the 2 of them now talk every day. or yeah, my medicine, a mule struggles to hold back the tears at the sight of his long lost sister the day has finally come. the meals flight is about to depart and he's nervous. oh, i'm afraid to rediscover a family that i don't really know all about 60 years after leaving his home island, he's finally flying back. and marie terez is already waiting for him. there she is on your shaw. oh no, ah. love your double woe and how are you my dear it we're all good and you are so wonderful to see you. driving to mary teresa's lee, the meal will meet his sister's extended family. said roy. oh, don't worry and the meal has a lot of new relatives, mary to lays, has about 30 children and grandchildren. i meal and mary jo, a driving to the former children's home where a meal started living at age 9. it was located in the village of elbow where this was the entrance angela. oh, oh lord, i meal was forced to work here for years along with 60 other children. and

but as things stand order is slowly returning to our maddie, and there is confidence that the unrest that has gripped the cadre can be bought behind very soon, well, on top of securing the infrastructure. the peacekeepers of also evacuated 25 russians from el massey. they've been visiting for the new year holidays, but got stuck when commercial flights were canceled because of the riots brushes received several 100 request from its citizens to be flown out of catholics down some of those returning home with being sharing their emotions. worker. we came here to ski during the new years, holidays and then the terrible incident happened. now were being evacuated by the military because apparently there isn't another way i'm really thankful for the well coordinated work of our military. the guys rescued for taking us out of this terrible situation. thank you very much of god willing will get home fast because this has been a rather scary and difficult ordeal for me. we are flying home. god willing, we will get home. we love you all very much an ongoing crisis. now news crews are going to

we saw west meetings in a crash where they were focusing on maddie. so that gives that impression that there's a lack of appropriate intelligence organ. so we seem to have lost a manual there. we will come back to you. yes. for gunnison. here we go. you have echo us. you have the african union. they are players are within this entire scenario is playing out right now. but you also have a generational problem of corruption of mismanagement. does taken places lead to this anger? none of this is solvable overnights. so literally the future for begin of faso in the next few months will be a military almost failed state surely. well let's, let's hope for the best i would say, let's 1st see what happens in these coming days. as far as i know, it hasn't really been confirmed that this is a complete military takeover. i would just, i would look back to the popular uprising of 2014 and say that even before the regional had this terrorism became such an imposing problem on looking fast. so the country was facing a very steep transition from the 27 year rule of

whole, the weather in the mountains, little for become part of their heritage. 80 years old has an o, maddie says they've always depended on what they can grow and the area for their nutritional leads. as for security is a daily struggle. rather vargas, i her for our founding fathers, created this dish to help them move round heights and valleys. to work and farms to the child, i remember we used the as a dietary supplement. the people over my dear say proudly that customers from across iraq visit the town, just to buy it's a to haney. it's believe the 1st tiny, walter mill was built by kurdish rulers in the 16th century. what's not known is how long traditional mills will keep running without the introduction of some modern technology. madame de, we're had al jazeera in o, my dear town northern iraq. ah clare again, i'm fully back to bo. with the headlines on al jazeera, saddam's prime minister, abdullah ham dock has resigned less than 2 months after he signed a deal with the military following a cool. he failed to form a government. he says more talks are needed.

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the scope of that disaster is much worse. official say, with the italian flagged oil tanker, maddie, dodie, cool, new thing. nearly 12000 barrels of crude oil twice as much as initially thought government ministers have been meeting the ship's captain to try to understand what happened. official said, the captain doubted that as soon as me from the volcanic eruption near tonga, caused a pipeline to break. as the matted doughty co was offloading nearly 1000000 barrels of crude to a refinery. where would i pick up the bag? i, according to the captain, apparently the issue was not so much due to the waves. these ships are so heavy with a big draft, so a swell does not actually create much of an impact. the chief prosecutor ideal tapia says he wants to know if the pipelines were properly maintained regardless. he says it is clear that spanish oil giant reps will have some responsibility on the rib, so has not denied the spill. there is a responsibility for delight action. obviously we see they have not acted swiftly in the mitigation or mediation, and now the rehabilitation on their over

this is maddie gas because capitol, unto none, reveal much of it submerged under water after days of unrelenting rainfall to storm sent water rushing through these streets. resident pier michelle shows the damage left in the wake law back on you. the power is cut in this area. we have to deal with that and the floods we're never at peace. every one is affected, not only my home, but all the houses in this neighborhood. neighbor vivian does her best to clear the water. her family, a thing for now be allow fans and needs the water came in and we didn't know how to get it out of the house. so we put the kids on the bunk bed. my husband and i then sorted through a self to see the damage. local officials are asking people to leave their homes and doing thousands of others at establish shelters, partition of hulu and any which i won't leave said of the 1st shelters to receive the victims and the municipality will take care of them. recall on all disaster victims to lead their horns and go to the shelters. this school to lazy is providing short term refuge. most of those who escaped, say th

spread to the community level 2 areas, the capital doc, a city, and the southeastern district of rung. maddie has been declared as a red zone because of the high infection roads. although if you walk around the city, it appears to be quite normal. our people are going about their daily business as, as you can see on my left side, shops are open, traffic's, on normal. but when we went to some of the shopping centers and kitchen bazaars, we saw a lot of people on not abiding by that social distance saying all by the mosque mandate, the government for that measures put up mobil code across the city to enforce this regulation. among the 11th point regulation, i public transport, people who only can boil a half capacity. the drivers and operators have to have vaccine cards for students who are going to school have to show vaccine cards. so there's a lot of restrictions on. there's a fear that the infection was read much more than what it is right now. the government said them unless people abide by the new regulation, they might even consider a lot done. not as of right now, but they want to see h

a 2 year old hudson o maddie says they've always depended on what they can grow and the area for their nutrition leads. as food security is a daily struggle, rather vargas, i hope all of our founding fathers created this dish to help them move round heights and valleys to work and farms as a child. i remember we use that as a dietary supplement. the people of, oh my dear, say proudly that customers are from across iraq, visit the town just to why it's a to haney. it's believe the 1st the haney. walter mill was built by kurdish rulers in the 16th century. what's not known is how long traditional mills will keep running without the introduction of some modern technology. but would abdougla had al jazeera in almighty a town noted in iraq. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the u. k. prime minister has warned its health service will be under considerable pressure in the coming weeks as ami crohn case, a surge, but war is johnson has ruled out additional measures. demons, however, he rebel say they've seized the united arab emirates ship. that was carrying weapons. the saudi led

little for become part of their heritage. 80 years old has an o, maddie says they've always depended on what they can grow and the area for their nutritional leads. as food security is a daily struggle. rather wagner thankful our founding fathers created this dish to help them move round heights and valleys to work and farms as a child. i remember we used that as a dietary supplement. the people over my dear say proudly that customers from across iraq visit the town just to buy. it's a to haney. it's believe the 1st to haney walter mill was built by kurdish rulers in the 16th century. what's not known is how long traditional mills will keep running without the introduction of some modern technology. madame de, were had al jazeera in all, my dear town, northern iraq. ah, so it is time to update the headlines here on out there. and india is starting a campaign to vaccinate teenagers against cobit 19. the drive comes as i'm a con. infections are rising. several regions have introduce restrictions including a nighttime curfew in the capital. new delhi avenue hotel has more from vaccinati

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. >> reporter: maddie lives on the 12th floor she had just left for work when the fire started her husband and five children still inside firefighters were able to save them but other neighbors, many african-american immigrants from gambia, didn't survive >> we're all family, all african people live there. >> i know one woman on the third floor, three children, gone. and another african lady on the 19th floor, three children is gone >> reporter: shep, even though officials say a space heater is to blame for the fire, the heat was on and working in the building at the time as for what was apparently that malfunctioning self-closing door, a spokesperson for the building's owner says there was maintenance work done to that particular apartment door some time last year, and issue with the door locks but no other issues were reported since then. under new york law, all apartment doors must be self-closing, including those leading to hallways and stairwells so that will certainly be a focus of this investigation. >> such a tragedy. valerie castro, thank you. >>> a standoff over russia's potentia

. >> it's interesting, you mentioned the founders and tom, you know, little maddie tweeted the founding fathers would never recognize this country. they wouldn't. me and michael would have been slaves. they wouldn't have been on television. they wouldn't have been able to imagine television. one of the ways they wouldn't recognize this country is it originally wasn't envisioned as multi racial democracy. we put forward the very unique idea for democracy, a solid idea for democracy and apply it to something they didn't intend, which is multi racial democracy and we're struggling because we don't really have a blueprint for how to do that and tom, what i worry about is one of the things that's the biggest impediment to us doing it is number one this narcissim that somehow we've gotten into. you write about this a lot and talk about this a lot and we tweet about this a lot. the sense of i have to win and have my way or it's not fair and also this kind of almost religion of conspiracy. when you mix those, i'm not sure we can have a multi racial democracy with those things in place. what do

there's also become part of their heritage. 80 year old hassan and o maddie says they've always depended on what they can grow and the area for their nutrition leads. as food security is a daily struggle rally vargas that helpful. our founding fathers created this does to help them move round heights and valleys to work and farms as a child. i remember we used that as a dietary supplement. the people of, oh my dear, say proudly that customers from across iraq visit the town just to buy. it's a to haney. it's believe the 1st to haney water mill was built by kurdish rulers in the 16th century. what's not known is how long traditional mills will keep running without the introduction of some modern technology. with abdougla had al jazeera in almighty a town northern iraq. so that's it. when you saw, i'll be back in a couple minutes with another ha, happy see that? ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with 2020 the year of luck, downs, and social distance saying he can't reach across the screen and get someone to hug . alley re explore is one of the global pandemic speakers side effects loneliness. everyone

this is maddie gas because capitol and now the repo, much of it submerged under water after days of unrelenting rainfall to storm, sent mortal rushing through these streets. resident pier michelle shows the damage left in the wake. law. that buck aren't you. the power is cut in this area. we have to deal with that and the floods we're never at peace. every one is affected, not only my home, but all the houses in this neighborhood. neighbor vivian does her best to clear the water. her family, a thing for now be enough fans. and yet the water came in and we didn't know how to get it out of the house. so we put the kids on the bunk bed. my husband and i then sorted through our south to see the damage. local officials are asking people to leave their homes and join thousands of others at establish shelters, position of hulu and any which i won't leave said of the 1st shelters to receive the victims and the municipality will take care of them. recall on all disaster victims for lead their homes and go to the shelters. this school gymnasium is provide in short term refuge. most of those who escaped,

the scope of the disaster is much worse, official say, with the italian flagged oil tanker, maddie dodie, losing nearly $12000.00 barrels of crude oil twice as much as initially thought government ministers have been meeting the ship's captain to try to understand what happened. official said, the captain doubted that as soon as me from the volcanic eruption near tonga, caused a pipeline to break. as the married doughty cook was offloading nearly $1000000.00 barrels of crude tour of finery, it would appear look at the bank. i. according to the captain, apparently the issue was not so much due to the waves. these ships are so heavy with a big draft, so a swell does not actually create much of an impact. your chief prosecutor at. he'll tap. yes. as he wants to know. if the pipelines were properly maintained, regardless, he says it is clear that spanish oil giant rep ssl has some responsibility. a lot varies. yes, bama rip so has not denied the spill. there is a responsibility for delight action. obviously we see they have not. i could swiftly in the mitigation or mediation, and now the reh

>> we're from arkansas, celebrating maddie's 22nd birthday.y. savannah is taking today off. we got tom llamas joining us. happy eve of our 70th birthday. let's get to our news at 8:00. >>> schools and hospitals across the country struggling as waves of new omicron put a strain on staff and resources. president biden is promising more help. we're also hearing this morning from vice president kamala harris. stephanie gosk joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the white house has pledged to start shipping out 10 million masks a month to schools. 5 million pcr tests and 5 million antigen tests. the white house says it's going to work on getting better quality masks in the hands of americans. craig had an opportunity to ask vice president kamala harris about the white house's response in his exclusive interview. >> why aren't we doing better in the fight against covid? >> so let me start with saying that people are rightly frustrated with where we are. we're frustrated. we're all frustrated. but i think it's a mistake a

i the neighbors when i say as an example the neighbor i was mentioning her name was maddie and she saide building next door above the cake shop. probably 20, 25 of the neighbors whobeen there every day . today people stop by and ask questions. they're curious to see what's happening there. what went on. some have comments about the previous ownership and management, some have comments about all the way going back to when it was also living in the 80s and it was a bluegrass bar. so when i have been actively i'm very open, very almost overlytalkative person . but i've been very actively a with everyone in the neighborhood. everyone i can from the staff at marina market with átimes- on three or four of their stuff people and their checkers and what not. people especially in other outlying businesses as soon as i meet and talk to one of them what i've noticed is in the next day or two or three of the other staff members will wander over. once they realize that okay, the guy is open to showing off what's going on and talking about it, then your and more o them come over as well . there is no

mattie, hey maddie. we feel the energy here. >> yes we do!rk city. lawrence, such an honor to be here with you. all of you guys in nashville it all of the guys watching at home, right here in the epicenter of new york city, it's incredible! >> we are going to send it back to you guys in nashville and then we will see you guys when the ball drops! >> we are a minute and 45 seconds until the ball dropping in new york city. we are told in moments mary bill de blasio's term will expire and he will hit the button and we will all say thank you! thank you! it's over! >> that's why they are there! >> thank you! >> that's how a lot of people feel. so at some point bill de blasio will take the stage and we will give him a minute of tv, the last hopefully we get him on the fox news channel for a very long time. as he presses the button. >> he is definitely the most hated man in new york city. very interesting. >> there we go, he's got a mask. >> and the countdown begins. >> people are removing their masks so that they can kiss. dr. fauci will not like t

. >> right, she also had general maddis onboard, perry, i think people wanted the story to be so truef stanford started the project, are you had very few women in sort of big, important tech leading the companies, same with biomedicine instead of large amounts of blood dwlaun cholesterol or more extensive blood testing a couple drops from pinprick in a machine would give accurate results didn't happen you mentioned celebrity board those are people highly accomplished various fields of government, business, and government but had little ability to sort of assess whether what they were being told was incorrect, and you know didn't ask the tough questions it was uncovered by the "the wall street journal." >> i point that out ryan, this i was reading some, you know there is a lot of analysis, out there, about after this verdict, that is just hooey, what entrepreneur can learn from guilty verdict it was like oh this was you know, questions first raised in 2015, no. john kerry, is one who uncovered this fraud, and despite being threatened repeatedly by elizabeth holmes and her legal -- john