alex takes up the story with doctor mcdermott thought to madame and i thank you once again for joining me only alex simon chau. my pleasure. thank you. well, let's go back to the start of the fun damage. i mean, there, you are very much demand by, by the media because of your expertise and an infectious diseases. and then suddenly, from being somebody explaining the pandemic to the public, you became a software yourself. what exactly happened last time? it started. yes. so it's not the panoramic or at least around march time, i pretend to clinical work. and while working at one of those 2 of the london i contract with 19 i was only on wow, probably for. but it was probably about 4 weeks to fully get back to normal, but i was back at work on the after about 10 days. and then i was working and then again, well, working on the board in about may time i became on well with an almost identical illness again to keep it, which seemed very quick and time to become on while again. but i became a while i had a very similar illness for about a couple of weeks, but during that time i also develope

that mcdermott is a clinical doctor. so specializes in pediatric infectious diseases and she is also one of the know, estimated 1000000 people suffering from long corporate ministration. had no mandate, no political 1st to treat the nose and messages in response to i show last week on the forever wars. when alex interviewed colonel lloyd and wilkerson, the former chief of staff to us to give state general colin powell and she had already clocked up over 725000 views on facebook alone. in henderson says, knowledgeable expediency and deeply relevant facts are not, sin agrees, good interview. she says very informative. william says, this is the very best. yes. picky the rest of the media. what this open. thank you all at the alec salmon shoe corner york says great insight into deacon's troubled past and future in the long duplex dance. jim wallace says the forever wars will continue simply because the people who the power of those to manufacture weapons and ammunition, no more wars mean an end to their profits. if she just

the early weeks for the panoramic were busy for natalie mcdermott specialize in piedro to infectious diseases and expedients and medical response to disasters and expertise was in great media demand. then she contacted colbert herself, alex takes up the story with dr. mcdermott thought to been down and thank you once again for joining me on the alex simon show. oh, it's my pleasure. thank you. well, let's go back to the start of the fun damage. i mean, there, you are very much demand by, by the media because of your expertise, an infectious diseases. and then suddenly, from being somebody explaining the pandemic to the public, you became a software yourself. what exactly happened last time it starts with to kinda make or at least around march time i returned to clinical work. and while working at one of the 2 in london, i contracting k b 90. i was only on wow, probably for it was probably about 4 weeks to fully get back to normal, but i was back at work after about 10 days. and then i was working and then again was working on the board. in about may time, i became on well with an alm

bill mcdermott joins us now. great to have you back.bviously, you have managed to capitalize on these trends. not a lot of certainty about what lies ahead from hybrid work. some returning fully in person, some going remote. how are you navigating it? what do you expect from most businesses? >> the most important thing is we are in service to our customers. they are in-service to providing a great employee experience for their workforce. that includes how you recruit them, hire them, how you onboard them properly, train them, just so they know what they are doing, especially since in most cases, employees aren't even meeting employers, it is all happening virtually. how do you manage a frictionless environment for these employees to have a great experience? it has to be at a consumer grade level. we are doing that for companies and governments all over the world. emily: does the uncertainty make things difficult when trying to figure out which products are going to grow most in the future? >> what we are seeing is a convergence of digita

this reminds me of bill mcdermott, talking about service now, buying a company that will allow people to map out offices for more hot desking microsoft's features are going in that direction as well. and, you know, teams is competing with zoom over, you know, video in presentations and communications so, you know, right along the lines of those themes we have been talking about here on "techcheck." >> and we talked to bill mcdermott about that purchase not too long ago that's the lead of the whole interview, jon, that moment where nadella tells you we tried to set dates in the past and it didn't work and it ties into what we heard from the airlines today, what we heard from fed officials this week, what we saw in the jobs number on friday, and now with the white house saying we're in the period, jon, where this is the fall, and kids are going back to school, we thought people would be going back to work en masse, but it is going to be about testing and getting the input so that microsoft and companies like it can analyze that data and try to make the best audible they can. >> yeah, an

maggie mcdermott says yes, absolutely i'm comfortable. the health and well-being of all our citizens is the top priority of the medical community. if the vaccine were not safe they would not recommend it. on the flip side, one viewer said absolutely not. as an adult, i was very ill from the vaccine, confullings for four hours straight. i can't do that to my 48-pound 7-year-old. so this debate will rage on. >>> on the surface, this was not a good day for elizabeth holmes. one of her former theranos executives testified that holmes knew that her blood testing machines did not work, and that's exactly what the prosecution wants the jury to know had this high-stakes silicon valley fraud trial. at the federal court in san jose, elizabeth holmes arriving with her husband. that's the first time we've seen him since her trial started a few weeks ago. a witness testified that she knew that her lab director was concerned. dr. adam rosendorff told holmes on many occasions that he did not trust the results. he eventually resigned in 2014 from the pal

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sean mcdermott, the coach of the buffalo bills, has come out and said it. he says we're about 80% vaccinated but it's not enough. what if we can't practice? what if we can't field the guys we want to field? we are at a competitive disadvantage. >> do you think that they are young and perceive themselves to be invincible and that they are more concerned about side effects for 48 hours than a virus that they're convinced they'd beat if they got it? >> yeah, i think that probably has a good deal to do with it. younger people tend to think of themselves as invincible. i've heard some athletes say, i'll worry about covid when i get it. or i'll take the vaccine if i get it. >> right. >> they don't get it. they don't get it up here. they may get covid. you know, and some of this is a result of a proliferation of outlets where people don't get alternative points of view that are informed. but where they can go and suit themselves seeking out misinformation. that's as much as of an epidemic as the covid virus, itself. >> final question. is it a political thing? is -

with me, i have fire chief brian mcdermott and i have mayor andre sayah. fire chief, you first. what happened wednesday night, here on this bridge, somebody was underneath this bridge. your team got a call. tell me what happened next. >> yeah. so we get the call. actually myself and mayor sayah was at the fire headquarters. we jumped into my truck. we took off down here. we heard rescue 2, which the truck is behind me here. they took off, got to the site, and found this gentleman. i'll show you right here. come with me. >> reporter: yeah, do. >> watch the hole. we don't need another one. >> reporter: actually, let's stay by the hole. the guy was under there. >> so we got on the riverbank. we got the guy who was over there. as you look from the side, you can see the water was up. he was trapped. now, we come back over here, we try to keep communication with him. watch your foot. we went right down over tried cutting this up to make more communication, but the joint was packed full of stuff. we were shouting to him from an expansion joint right through the side here. our rescue co

mcdermott >> joseph p. mcdonald >> brian grady mcdonnell >> michael p. mcdonnell >> john f.hn thomas mcerlean, jr. >> daniel francis mcginley >> mark ryan mcginly >> william e. mcginn >> thomas henry mcginnis >> michael gregory mcginty >> ann walsh mcgovern >> scott martin mcgovern >> william j. mcgovern >> stacey sennas mcgowan >> francis noel mcguinn >> thomas f. mcguinness, jr. >> patrick j. mcguire >> thomas m. mchale >> keith david mcheffey >> ann m. mchugh >> denis j. mchugh iii >> dennis p. mchugh >> michael edward mchugh, jr. >> robert g. mcilvaine >> donald james mcintyre >> stephanie marie mckenna >> molly l. mckenzie >> barry j. mckeon >> evelyn c. mckinnedy >> darryl leron mckinney >> george patrick mclaughlin, jr. add to my beloved late husband, sean gordon corbett o'neill. beautiful sean, you are always with us through the eyes of your incredible daughter, and all around us, forever and eternal. >> and my cousin and best friend, lucia. lucy, it has been 20 years today that you are going. but those years will never erase the memories we shared. you are a special

kind of lured him away from his old job working for his old town representative congressman jim mcdermottnd since 2016, he's been the top trade and competitiveness advisor for the finance committee. i've had a front-row seat watching jayme for over a decade. what he has always tried to do is reach across the aisle and say, look, we know that to create more high-skill, high-wage jobs in the private sector, and in our part of the world that is crucial, one out of four jobs depend on trade, trade jobs pay better than often the nontrade jobs, you've got to think about workers and the environment and good governance and jayme brings members from both sides of the aisle to make sure our trade policies in those areas are durable for the long term. he has been way ahead of the pack on the need for more aggressive trade enforcement. years ago when i was chairman of the trade subcommittee, our colleague max baucus was chairman of the full committee. jail me set up -- jayme set up a sting operation, an actual sting operation with a dummy website to show how the tax cheats, the rip-off artists were a

we have campaigner cris hoskin, who lost six family members to the disease, and professor chris mcdermottay, the diagnosis is simply devastating and i know for many people who are diagnosed, straightaway, there isn't a huge amount of information out there, and not a huge amount of support. what was that like for you when you are diagnosed, how much were you told, how much did you know? i diagnosed, how much were you told, how much did you know?— diagnosed, how much were you told, how much did you know? i already had known it to people _ how much did you know? i already had known it to people with _ how much did you know? i already had known it to people with the _ how much did you know? i already had known it to people with the disease, i known it to people with the disease, who had both died very quickly, so for me, when i found out, it was really a case of this will be my last christmas with the kids, the last christmas with the kids, the last birthday. so it was very frightening. i have a fantastic team that look after me, a fantastic neurologist, but they are very limited because ther

doddiejoins us now, along with professor chris mcdermott, one of the neurologists leading the call for'm still in control, and open about and i'm continuing to try to make a difference and try to find a cure for mnd. �* difference and try to find a cure for mnd. . , :: for mnd. and doddie, it is £50 million, for mnd. and doddie, it is £50 million. this— for mnd. and doddie, it is £50 million, this letter, _ for mnd. and doddie, it is £50 million, this letter, taking i for mnd. and doddie, it is £50 million, this letter, taking it. for mnd. and doddie, it is £50| million, this letter, taking it all the way to downing street in a virtual pass it on. tell us why the money is so important. the virtual pass it on. tell us why the money is so important.— virtual pass it on. tell us why the money is so important. the uk have the best research _ money is so important. the uk have the best research centres _ money is so important. the uk have the best research centres in - money is so important. the uk have the best research centres in the i the best research centres in the world and at the mom