i'd also like to point out we have two dhr staff with us elizabethford and mark wagner and they're gonna be on the webinar to answer any questions. you you might have of dhr. and just one quick housekeeping note speaking of questions. we will take questions at the end if we have time. hopefully we'll so please put them in the q&a if we don't happen to get to him today because we have a number of excellent speakers. we will be sure to get back to you. so with that let's turn to our our panel members. i'll introduce them and they'll speak one at a time and then as i mentioned you will have some questions. first up. i'd like to introduce jen hurst wender who virginia in 2008. and is now our director of museum operations and education jen oversees the interpretation preservation and general operational details of preservation virginia's portfolio of nine properties. um and six of these properties are open to the public including i'll put in quick plug here patrick henry scotchtown the john marshall house bacon's castle smith's fort historic jamestown and the cape henry lighthouse. a urge you

during the premiere of "billions" the mark michael wagner suffers a heart attack while riding a peloton that's because it is. during the premiere of the "sex in the city" reboot and just like that mr. big's character dies of a heart attack following a rigorous peloton workout. lucky for wags the paramedics arrive before he even knows what's happening. >> let's get you down to an ambulance before it's too late. >> reporter: wags lives to live another day. >> it's a smile heart attack, mild as baby bell cheese, stents are in, i'm not going out like mr. big. >> reporter: the voice-over was added after the scene was filmed, having been written and shot last spring. a similarity between the two a complete coincidence. peloton once again separating fact from fiction, releasing a statement saying it did not agree for the brand to be used during the episode, noting, cardiovascular exercise helps people lead long happy lives. one of the many bumps on the road for the beleaguered brand. a major shareholder penned a letter to the peloton board of directors demanding it fire it's co-founder and ceo

mark zuckerberg once defended for congress seems to have met it demise. bloomberg has learned that diem, the cryptocurrency once known as libra, is trying to sell it assets. i'm joined by bloomberg's kurt wagneras the final blow? kutt -- kurt: diem had been struggling with regulatory issues for the last year and a half. what happened was, they had a bank lined up to try to issue a stablecoin for them in the u.s., and the federal reserve said we are not going to approve this, or can't guarantee we are going to approve this. as a result, there was this muddy future. ultimately, the bank and partner decided, we are not willing to stick our neck out for this project any longer. and here you are, diem doesn't have a coin, doesn't have a partner and are now trying to selloff the assets they have left. emily: jack dorsey, former ceo of twitter and ceo of block working on his own cryptocurrency project, so your story and tweeted out carpe diem , seize the day. -- seize the day. >> jack dorsey was not a big fan of crypto and i don't think he saw this as real crypto. he saw this as a mark zuckerberg, facebook-controlled invention. to him, that goes against what crypto is supposed to be. so clearly, not

marking the ropey wade decision that legalized abortion. they say there are optimistic is to be the last march because -- before ropey wade is overturned. let's bring in one of today's speakers. christian wagnerd to have you back on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> there was a such a question at the supreme court were days ago that turned away and opportunity to get involved with this case of the texas, the law that bans abortions after six weeks. justice sotomayor said this, through a complicated private bounty hunter scheme that violates nearly that the use of this courts precedents. this case is a disaster for the role of law and a great disservice to women in texas to have a right to control their own body. how do you answer those concerns . >> justice sotomayor's stance on abortion is no secret. there's no -- in the constitution or history of this nation, so we are optimistic about how the court will prove one of the case that is pending before it right now. i suspect that is by the court didn't intervene in this particular texas case at this time. >> we've got some brand-new pulling out just today on roe v wade, asking american voters out there shouldn't be allowed to stand or be o