. >> reporter: for marny smith and her husband michael, 1-year-old zosia is the light of their life.arenthood. in 2019, their son heath was stillborn at nearly 37 weeks. >> we were completely shattered, devastated. you know, it's supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life, and with the flip of a switch it turns into a nightmare. >> reporter: she says when she was pregnant with zosia, her anxiety was the biggest challenge. now the first clinic in the nation is being established to support women and their families who have experienced stillbirth. >> it really is addressing not only the medical needs of the patient but also the emotional needs. >> reporter: the mount sinai rainbow coalition is a collaboration with push for empower pregnancy. dr. joanne stone says the goal is to provide state-of-the-art care and psychological support for women during future pregnancies to help reduce fear and anxiety and also to prevent another loss. >> to investigate as thoroughly as possible the causes of stillbirth. in the case of unexplained, we outline a plan that includes much closer surv

when he was parliament president, that actually video footage, people nodding off in college on one marnie. apparently he's a polyglot, but i, i hear you can speak gibberish in 7 language. it's really quite amazing. look at we have one minute laugh. finish off the program for us. well, i guess it was said earlier that some of the situation for europe geopolitical situation is for us. i think mr. michael says that we should humiliate russia. i prefer position of every i'm in turkey with helping out in this conflict. why do you have to do anything except close doors? i think it's kind of what we're doing to ourselves here in europe and people own start to realize in the coming months, because now it still took. i can't that copy paste from what you're saying, but it is changing slowly and i hope it does. yeah, well i think i will. i like game of thrones and one of the great means of game of thrones is winter is coming gentlemen. it will be fun. yeah, i'm, i'm sure it's sergeant schultz will be sharing on, you know, the, the, that the e u i'm, it's a prevails with russia. that's all the time

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next slide and marnie.marnie also came to us, program manager for a couple of programs, and she wants -- lives -- has lived in san francisco most of her life. wants to retire in san francisco but doesn't know if she can do that if she stays in this work. we have incredible staff across all our organizations, and these are the kinds of i think commitment they have as well as the kinds of sacrifices they make, and i think the most poignant thing, the irony that's not lost on me is we make sure that our youth can climb out of poverty and continue to live here, but our staff are not going to have that same opportunity. next slide. so now, i'm going to switch to a little bit, like, what do we want to do and what can we do? you've heard a lot of this, so i'm not going to go through each of these pieces. we are so grateful for the controller's work and so grateful for the work that h.s.h. and m.p.h. has been doing. when we have to make untenable choices about how we spread those two thin dollars to address a probl

next slide and marnie.marnie also came to us, program manager for a couple of programs, and she wants -- lives -- has lived in san francisco most of her life. wants to retire in san francisco but doesn't know if she can do that if she stays in this work. we have incredible staff across all our organizations, and these are the kinds of i think commitment they have as well as the kinds of sacrifices they make, and i think the most poignant thing, the irony that's not lost on me is we make sure that our youth can climb out of poverty and continue to live here, but our staff are not going to have that same opportunity. next slide. so now, i'm going to switch to a little bit, like, what do we want to do and what can we do? you've heard a lot of this, so i'm not going to go through each of these pieces. we are so grateful for the controller's work and so grateful for the work that h.s.h. and m.p.h. has been doing. when we have to make untenable choices about how we spread those two thin dollars to address a probl

next slide and marnie.marnie also came to us, program manager for a couple of programs, and she wants -- lives -- has lived in san francisco most of her life. wants to retire in san francisco but doesn't know if she can do that if she stays in this work. we have incredible staff across all our organizations, and these are the kinds of i think commitment they have as well as the kinds of sacrifices they make, and i think the most poignant thing, the irony that's not lost on me is we make sure that our youth can climb out of poverty and continue to live here, but our staff are not going to have that same opportunity. next slide. so now, i'm going to switch to a little bit, like, what do we want to do and what can we do? you've heard a lot of this, so i'm not going to go through each of these pieces. we are so grateful for the controller's work and so grateful for the work that h.s.h. and m.p.h. has been doing. when we have to make untenable choices about how we spread those two thin dollars to address a probl