so, the drugstore is our retail concept so it's the second brand underneath iris nova and we launchedin tribeca and launched a second location in hudson yards and we have two additional locations coming this year and at the drugstore we have two components so there's a retail component which is a grab and go cooler which allows customers to grab a bottle of dirty lemon and basically they text us and they tell us what they took and it's all on the honor system >> wait a second i mean, how about i go in and just take it >> so, you could take it, just like -- >> i mean, be a bad guy. >> you could walk into a grocery store and take a product and leave as well, but we've built such an incredibly passionate group of consumers in new york city, specifically, that we found this is a great opportunity for us to offer them an additional layer of convenience to their ability to receive dairty lemon this is $10 a bottom it's a premium product for sure. >> wow i guess that's more like a cocktail >> similar but we're using very high end ingredients and we found that, you know, the -- just the formu

into power and bauhaus was considered a degenerate art so it closed but the story about house was nova some prominent figures of the school who went to work for the national socialist regime and sometimes the nazis even used as designed. come accomplish the nazi concentration camp in. it was designed by the prisoner for . a film about how student and it uses the unmistakable powerhouse typeface just spite the fact that the nazi regime rejected anything to do with powerhouse. official propaganda completely dismissed bauhaus as being bolshevist jewish marxist and anything else the nazi state negative stuff. but on officially that. the nazis saw the typical bauhaus functionality as a sign of progress and welcomed its new objectivity. and the us how did the bauhaus haven't gone to respond after nine hundred thirty three. was a leading figure with about how school he developed the bauhaus lettering and graphic design. after nine hundred thirty three he saw the regimes propaganda catalogues and key exhibitions for the regime exhibitions that promoted nazi ideology and racism. house school st

as you mentioned, it is similar to petra nova. petra nova received $190 million in stimulus funding from d.o.e., and that was a $1 billion project, which means the partners found in 80% cost share. we recently released an foa for carbon capturing powerplants. it is a $30 million for fy 19 that was directed by congress and certainly could be of interest. policyadministration's for us to, for d.o.e., to be focused in the early stage on research and development opportunities, particularly where there is potential for them to be commercialized and the technology to be demonstrated. i think you know our commitment to the technology. i think more importantly, let me say, you are absolutely correct we have to have a portfolio that is broad in this country. if we just make decisions about the economics, you know, there are cheaper ways to deliver energy in the country. right now, we are blessed with an abundance of natural gas. and thank god we got that, but you never want to have that phone call that comes in and says, we have people tha

it is also interesting is he particularly think about salisbury and the nova choc attack and the attemptedssian spy' attempted murder of a former russian spy, sergei skripal and attempted murder of a former russian spy, sergei skripaland his attempted murder of a former russian spy, sergei skripal and his daughter yulia skripal. whether on purpose or not. —— novichok. he talks about being more savvy about where people exploit our open society and economy. they want to make it much easier to actually expel people who are here from china, russia and other countries, on legitimate visas but who it turns out i hear in fact as intelligence officers. you mentioned qua way. it's on the sunday telegraph. "ignore spy fears over huawei", says china. there was something within the security council meeting that we will be giving china, quote unquote a loaded gun. they were people opposed to them getting the contract to work with 56. it is apparently going to go ahead. the chinese ambassador is saying relaxed, guys, relax. we look on britain as an open society where there is an open society for everybo

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this office had funded a ground breaking, the petro nova plant in your home state of texas and i want to compliment texas by the way being a great example of an all of the above energy state and what did you theyou do ther governor of texas. more recently, congress has recently funned this office in a significant way. and i hope we can do that again. i also want to make sure that money is spent where it is needed most. as we have spoken before, mr. secretary, the coal strip power plant in montana is one of the largest coal-fired plants west of the mississippi. it's one of the largest economic drivers in montana. and it's very well suited for doe investment. over 2,000 megawatts of power, 350 highly-paid workers there, annual payroll $52 million, $104 million paid in state and local taxes, i can tell you that is a big number, as we look at the revenue streams in the state of montana. and we noticed this winter and we had a really cold february and an unusually cold march, it was 40 below one morning, it was a monday morning, in march, i was trying to fly back to washington, d.c., out o

s favorite hockey team held a blood drive today at the capitol's ice nova helped put on this drive. every person who gave gotad free bobble >> the caps fans are wonderful blood donors. we'll see probably 750 of them today. they always turn out. they're wonderful, and we're very grateful to them. >> the caps and inova hold four blood d every year, in fact. >>> the postal service turned hot wheels cars life-sized today all to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic toy car vers. delighted to see real cars modeled after the can colored toy at the usps headquarters in thesouthwest. a sweet ride. offering a collection of forever stamps with the most beloved cars zooming down that famous orange track. >>> community fork lift in bladensburg hosted its annual garden party today. this event at the nonprofit is in its tenth year, and hundreds of people who turned out were treate to this beautif weather that we saw in darcy's story and they got kick offso growing s with a garden supply sale. woshops, and also hung out with green thumb vendors. a gorgeous day to do anything outside and on

elizabeth holmes was a tech super nova who said she had an amazing invention. >> making it possible to do any lab test from a tiny drop of blood from a finger. >> oh, my god, this is a rocket ship. >> reporter: reported to be the youngest female self-made billionaire. >> the golden girl of silicon valley. >> part of the new time 100 list just out. >> reporter: only problem? it didn't work. >> this is a product that didn't work. >> did ms. holmes know theranos could not do all those tests? >> she, yeah, she knew. >> reporter: by 2017, holmes, once the lavishly-praised cover girl found herself under the harsh glare of a very different kind of spot light. >> please raise your right hand. >> reporter: forced to answer to the securities and exchange commission as she was investigated for an elaborate, years-long fraud. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> reporter: suddenly, the woman who seemed to always have all the answers. >> we are the only lab company that is actually really focussed on leading with transparency. >> reporter: now ha

care, and i'm very glad we're now joined by one of the authors, john roundtree, managing partner at nova're seeing so much disruption whether it's in the automotive or financial services, but also in health care how is that being documented how is that -- how does it manifest itself? >> the interesting thing about these 100 companies is that they're all dealing with that in very different ways. in the u.s. you find that companies are looking to these disruptions for massive growth and companies investing. a lot of it a lot of capital going behind it in terms of deals and m&a. in europe and the says rest of the world people are playing a slightly different game. they're trying to hook to that with the capital markets, but they've also got this, if you like, burden of legacy from their old products and their old businesses and their old sales forces that they've got to deal with as they actually wrestle with the same innovation challenges as their u.s. counterparts >> so there are essentially a couple of ways to pursue this growth through m&a or organic growth both somewhat expensive, and

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in the village of nova jekaterinovka he meets an old friend, oleg shadrin. he's a forester, and knows the region like the back of his hand. he leads us to a clearing where he says the chinese recently cut down trees. it's the size ofof six footbal pitches. oleg: this used to be a pine forest. now it's just a field. reporter: the deforestatation s ilillegal, he says.. he can't prove it, but thehere e several indications the job wawasn't done properly. oleg: this was done by the chinese. they should have pulled up the tree stump by the roots and planted a sapling in its place. reporter: what angers him most is that no one will be held d o account. back in omomsk, gennady y drov feels the same. gennadij: it's quite simple. the people in a position to do somemething about this, to mae sure things s are done accordig to thehe law, have theheir own financial interests. reporter: corruption is hard to prove. locals are convinced the chinese are playing a role, or at thee very least, profiting from it. host: afghanistan is one of the poorest countries in the world.

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another bucks county organization, network of victims assistance or nova, has helped more than 3,600 victims of sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking and other serious crimes. nova's work to expand prevention programs which is essential to preventing violence is supported by vawa. this bill also includes my combat online predators act, which will increase penalties for cyberstalking against children. my constituent was cyberstalked by then 51-year-old predator who was only sentenced to probation and counseling. three years later, he made contact with madison again and created a web of social media accounts to cyberstalk her. . he was sentenced to 18 months to seven years in prison. we must do more to prevent violence and when it does happen to support victims and bring perpetrators to justice. the violence against women act will help us do all these things and i urge my colleagues, both democrat and republican alike, to support this legislation which will save lives in all of our communities. madam speaker, i yield back. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illino

a quick recap of the two nova chuck cases in the u.k. charlie rowley and his partner dawn sturges fell sick in ames berea in late june last year initially police suspected a drug overdose just passed away a week later and in march two thousand and eighteen this group balls were poisoned in the city of solsbury in that case both survived the u.k. blamed russia for the two attacks although no evidence was produced russia denies any involvement analyst mark macaulay believes that rally will not get any help from the british government so you could go to it would say they did not go. there . say we are not going to know that we believe that the poison came from. russia and therefore it's very regrettable and from a british want to do british government point of view we were not the instigators wealthy's illness and well unfortunately he's down in a poor state of health. and he has every reason to complain but i can share how it can really go any forward any way forward now because the british authorities are saying we will not respond as wel

actually publish an article back back in march saying that a couple children fed some potentially nova chalk and infected bread to ducks and some pond in london yeah but for now the british health officials are actually saying that none were harmed no children or ducks while the russian embassy in london actually sent an official request to the british foreign office asking them to basically confirm or deny that these pictures were sent to washington in the first place because really we don't know there's no evidence to suggest one way or the other and the but they did say that this new information regarding the ducks is certainly surprising like everyone else we learned of the existence of such photos from the new york times piece the information on hospitalized children and dead ducks is surprising the british authorities and media indeed reported that some members of the public including children underwent medical checks as a precautionary measure but none had any signs of poisoning similarly it has never been reported that any ducks or other animals were killed as such we have none

in response moscow's envoy says however that he and mr rowley found some common ground and that the nova child victim wanted to hear russia's position on the case we asked two political analysts for their views on the case and the way it has been presented by the mir. the thing here is we have to rely on the. newspaper and their account there was a video posted along with the story so in the video we see first the ambassador then we see charlie rally and his brother and it's limited it's only about two and a half to three minutes and it does not have what the headline says he said it does not have what the some of the things that the story says he said why they wouldn't post the meat you know that the meat and potatoes part the the story line i don't know so we have to take what they say as as the story because nobody else even sky news and others who have written about this quote that from that story it's not like they all had reporters there but i would have to feel that if they are severely misrepresenting what what he said to the ambassador that we will hear from him saying wait a mi

days later the british pm theresa may started accusing russians of using a chemical weapon called novae chalk and they said that that they were trying to assassinate this cripples now the u.s. took the ukase word for it and shortly after rolled out sanctions against russia and expelled sixty russian diplomats from the united states lattimer putin called sergei screwball a traitor but he but the kremlin does deny allegations that russia had any hand in the legit attempted assassination of the strip malls and it's been over a year now and we haven't seen any actual concrete evidence to suggest that the kremlin was responsible another thing is that nobody is described as its developers as one of the most potent chemical weapons in existence right now and neither of the script halls were killed in the exposure actually they ended up vanishing into obscurity afterwards we don't know exactly where they are right now so when it comes to concrete answers in this whole situation be far fetched to say that the docs are all in a row all right well thanks for bringing us up to date all not double q

theresa may accuse started accusing russia of it saying that they were using chemical agent called novae chalk to try and assassinate this group halls but the us took the ukase word for it basically and shortly after they decided to roll out new new sanctions against russia and ended up expelling sixty russian diplomats from the country so many ramifications for this not lead to tit for tat measures that diplomatic spot gets out of hand this report new york times has russia's most responded to that they haven't responded directly but in terms of the russian position on the screwball case itself a lot of mere putin it's called script all the traitor but they do deny any allegations that they use novi chokher tried to assassinate the script balls and a year later we still haven't seen any concrete evidence pointing to this suggestion another thing is that no we chalk is described by its developers as one of the most dangerous chemical agents in existence right now in neither neither scruples died from this alleged exposure so in the end they ended up vanishing into obscurity so we still ac

guardian reports reports that according to help the business no children or animals were harmed in the nova chalk attack in wiltshire of last year so. now the question is just where oh where did these supposed the dead ducks and sick kid pictures come from where they supplied to the cia by british intelligence to be cia simply invent them to manipulate the donald so many questions that tragically no one is asking us we start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal it's like. to sit. like you that i got. was that we. would. welcome our own watching the hawks i love them and that.

you that a quick recap of the two nova chuck cases in the u.k. charlie raly and his partner dawn sturgis fell sick in a river in late june last year and initially police suspected a drug overdose star just passed away a week later and in a march two thousand and eighteen discreet balls were poisoned in the city of solsbury and that case both survived the u.k. blame to russia for the two attacks although no evidence was produced russia denies any involvement. says it has obtained a press strategy agreed upon by ecuador and the u.k. in the event wiki leaks founder julian assange is extradited to the u.s. it was a blower was granted asylum in ecuador is embassy in london in two thousand and twelve rumors are circulating that he is about to be expelled and potentially headed by britain to america according to wiki leaks according to wiki leaks ecuador will claim a songe broke of the terms of his asylum with the u.k. giving assurances it will not let the u.s. sentence him to death and u.s. officials have repeatedly called for assad to be prosecuted fo

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a quick recap of the two nova child cases in the u.k. charlie rowley and his partner dawn sturgis fell sick in amesbury in late june last year initially police suspected a drug overdose star just passed away a week later and in march two thousand and eighteen the screwballs were poisoned in the city of solsbury in that case both survived the u.k. blame the russia for the two attacks although no evidence was produced russia denies any involvement. i for more than an hour bring in t.v. host and political commentator steve malzberg steve good to have with us on kind of a bizarre story unfolding right now. as we heard charlie rowley told the russian ambassador that he's been given no information on the british investigation it's been more than nine months since that incident so why do you think that they're keeping him out of the loop. well if in fact that's the case i think they're keeping them out of the loop for the same reason that most of the world has been kept out of the loop to a great extent now we know that as you correctly reporte

generally as being an extraordinary success and violence and option in the in the cardigan knaves nova seduction and third time with his message of hope for the for the mayor of london for the home such as the embark on this journey i think it's a journey that you're right and i was fortunate to be in a position in journey pretty well so i think whole journey of. build that coalition and you'll get there will be bumps but if you you know how the how of the analysis stick to the plan you can address it and mccaskill thank you very much rick. and so the lessons from scotland seem pretty clear and pretty decisive but if the home set his new approach to knife the public health approach copied from north of the border of any impact then the hostile reach communities such as this some combo well and so for london the local hospital king's college is a few minutes down the road from where i'm standing last year alone an accident i may have to see it treated more than five hundred young people forty percent of them young women for style balloons or other serious angelus that's the level of vio

nova, tampoco, a aniquilarlo. aldo: pero si sabes que va a hacer tiempo ni te le acercas.Ían aquí era la roja. digo: de ninguna manera es de roja. aldo: y por lo pronto ya van cuatro minutos de la compensaciÓn. no sÉ si va a dar compensaciÓn de la compensación. digo: deberÍa jugar el partido hasta el 98. aldo: y ahora marchesÍn estÁ en su zona. tiene al rival y al Árbitro donde quiere. lo esta manejando bien. y va con este trazo hermoso a la pierna derecha. hablando de hermoso se quedÓ en la banca peralta. gibran: si, y fue parte de la expulsiÓn de aguilar.porque el plan era darle minutos. hace casi cuatro meses que no juega desde la jornada tres. y hoy era importante que comenzarÁ a tener ese roce futbolÍstico. >> mal saque de arteaga. diego: ha jugado 145 minutos en este torneo clausura. aldo: comenzamos a envolver este partido. antonio: sigo decepcionado porque creÍ que santos iba a tener una acciÓn luego de que amÉrica se quedÓ con 10 hombres. aldo: aguanta la pelota martini se le acabÓ la cancha. y desde los pies santos va a tener, sino la Última una de las Últimas de

doctors in nova scotia replied. tim holland, president of doctors for nova scotia says it's the first time he's heard this kind of story. this story has all the elements of problems nova scotia families are facing, lack of emergency care and knowing they aren't equipped to diagnose cancer, they are stretched thin. >> doctor, i think we must not ignore what we see in other countries. in canada, if you can't access a primary care physician, you can't get to see an oncologist. and the think tank spends a great deal of time tracking what is the average wait time. the average wait time is about five months for specialty care. we see in the u.k., we see ambulances that are driving around london for hours waiting for the emergency room to be able to let a patient in. when they get in, they're often warehoused in hallways. people die. there is a cite of example in my testimony. people dying in a hospital emergency room hallway waiting to get care. so we have to look at the experiences of other countries. that's how they rat

through our nearly 2 decades partnership with walmart, nova minorities high-quality human insulin isle at walmart pharmacies for less than $25 a bottle. in 2017 he partnered with ciba or human insulin is an fda approved safe and effective for type i and type ii diabetes is used by about 775,000 patients today. since 2003 we've also provided free insulin to eligible individuals to our patient assistance program nearly 50,000 americans receive free insulin through this effort in 2018 alone. today a family of four making a few $103,000 a year could qualify for a patient assistance program. we also offer co-pay assistance on a wide variety of insulin medicines which last year helped hundreds of thousands of patients lower what they pay at the pharmacy counter. while these valuable programs helped many people today we can't stop there. patients are telling us we need to do more and we hear them. the challenges of the current system is broken. during the least of patients is that require a bigger more comprehensive solutions built on cooperation between all stakeholders in the insulin supp

a lot of excitement today at the dedication of the le-nova cancer institute. a tour at the cutting edge facility. julie explain house this will change the way patients receive treatment. >> reporter: two years ago, retired capitol police officer, jerry hines, got the chilling diagnosis, colon cancer that had been metastasize. >> initially, i was told 8-12 months. >> reporter: after surgery and chemo he's a year beyond that and credits the plan and his daughter stephanie by his side today. >> i'm told i will have at least four 0 five years a see my daughter graduate from college. i have to thank the institute. >> reporter: there were about 80 patients who got a look at the new institute, inova schar cancer institute. when it opens in a few weeks, it will offer all cancer treatments manyne und roof. >>he t oncologist will be here, nutritionist, yoga instructor will be here a acupuncturist e ll be here all in the s place. there are amenities you wouldn't find in a hospital. a spa withic manes and pedicures they can get while at their appointment. >> reporter: up

for nova nordin it's 280. curiously close in price. and way too high. i want to tell you something, that will not stand in these hours. i heard ms. brooks say that the system is broken. and i think on both sides of the aisle there is a commitment and we've even heard the president of the united states talk about price gouging. we need transparency. yes. i have strong transparency bill that is going to hold you guys accountable. and make you notify how you've justified raising those prices. you talk about another drug that you are developing and that somehow that is an excuse because it helps diabetics. that is the research and development that you are doing. you are in trouble. the lobbyist out here's need to understand that this is a commitment on the part of congress to get drug prices, particularly life-saving life necessities under control. and if you think that you can out talk us without any transparency or any accountability, then i want you to know that your days are numbered. you know, when mister a's owl became the secretary of health and huma

one of the key corporate stories we're following this morning, alcon, the company spinning off from novaay they have begun trading on the 6 swiss exchange and will make their debut on the new york stock exchange later this morning. >>> italian firm nexi has listed its price between 9 euros and 9.50 euros it would be valued with the company expected to list on april 16th speaking of listing, pinterest has kicked off its ipo road show the social media platform set a price range between $15 and $17 a share for an initial offering of 75 million shares that values the company below the $12 billion mark set at its last round of fundraising in 2017 pinterest net loss shrunk in 2018, but the company remains unprofitable cnbc's leslie picker has more. >> reporter: pinterest kicking off its ipo road show on monday seeking an enterprise value as high as $10 billion. that's about $2 billion shy from its latest private valuation where it obtained $12 billion back in 2017 now, we are here at jp morgan where executives from pinterest met with the sales force on monday and taught them how to pitchthese

process, the commission approved non-profit developer teams for both sites and later approved exclusive nova scotianegotiations agreements for each project. since that time, the developers of cpa10a and 111a have worked to move forward. due to the delay, the projects have not been able to proceed under the previously planned timeline and the approved agreements are scheduled to expire. and just as a reminder, the cpn10a project consists of 156 affordable units in a wide range of sizes. it includes ground floor retail and a number of re residents amenities. the 11a includes 146 affordable units and a vairtdvariety of community spaces. provisions allow us to toll or pause the agreements due to the circumstances. however, the time remaining on the agreements will not be time for they to close on construction financing prior to their expiration. we seeking for the executive director to extend the agreements for up to 18 months once infrastructure is sufficiently under way to allow the projects to proceed. ocii staff anticipates that the commission will receive an update on potential revisions to

. >> that was easy >> two days ago we spoke to zach, the founder and ceo of iris nova and its subsidiarycame up with this brilliant strategy. he's opened a store in tribeca where they can sell expensive lemon water without a single cashier. when customers visit the story, they text the company they bought one of dirty lemon's $10.83 of charcoal activated lemony water and then they go on their merry way. basically the store is like a big walk-in vending machine except it kind of runs on the honor system when i first heard about this concept which is coming from all kinds of deep pocket investors it seemed like a telltale sign of irrational exuberance everything tells us this is a darn crazy idea. at one point i was part owner of an art gallery right in the same neighborhood and whenever we did our openings we would serve free wine in theory, you come in to look at the paintings of undiscovered artists and you can browse through the rooms with a plastic cup of chardonnay. we had to start handing out the free wine. we get long lines all the way up the stairs and people would collect their 5

can you explain the impact of the 340b program that has had on nova notice in the private and commercial markets? >> we have over 18,000 facilities i believe at this point roughly and is a penny pricing so it is really 99.9%. the packaging is, i believe, as he referenced it has been going up. the question is the influence on the commercial market? >> because of that because of the penny pricing and the volume that has gone up dramatically it has not had an effect on the overall pricing structure in the rest of the marketplace, essentially. >> i think the challenge has been the 340 b entities and who actually gets the designation or not. that has been the complexity and the challenge that has been the spillover. >> mr. mason, same thing? >> 340b has dramatically expanded. >> obviously, it does take away our net sales. those are legitimate lee helping you know individuals that need that help or find that our product deduction >> i understand that. >> quickly i am out of time. >> i think the issue is the heavily discounted books that go into the 340b system are those heavily discount but ar

if the cpi went up $17, but yet your nova log with with a list price of $237. not $17. so many times when we have meetings in the district and our roundtable discussions, they talk about how people in west virginia, no different than around the country, having $300, $400 a month. a gentleman just wrote a check for a thousand dollars for his insulin. in excess of his insurance. what i was hearing not only similar dollar increases like this, but i was hearing all of you say it was caused by innovati innovation, in part by innovation. i'm curious, what kind of innovation have we implemented over the last few years that would cause such a drastic increase in the price of insulin? >> innovation part of it. let me just -- i'm a strong, strong supporter of innovation. so help me out a little bit. why is it causing the increase in price? >> sure. so innovation is very important to us as an organization. we're an innovative company. what's most important i think was mentioned earlier, we keep the patient in mind. even that word, incremental, it's not incremental to patients. whe

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. >> the caps and nova hold four blood drives every single year. >> the caps will play the frolina hurricanes thest round of the playoffs. so good luck to them and good cause yesterday. >>> for 50 years, it has been a summer tradition, bringin of the best to d.c. for a tenni. tourname this year, changes at the city open. and they'll extend well beyond the cou in rock creek park. i'll tell you tt s co co our three ntestants are all at the big ikea table. contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. make room for the judge! live together. lounge differently. ikea. >>> it was a close call. too close for comfort.it the open tennis tournament will be staying in the district. >> that's right. it has beenere for 50 years and was on the verge of leaving. reports,r mark seger the commitment to staying in d.c. is going to have an impact well beyond the court. >> when it started in 1969, it sas called the washington star international ten tournament. and while the sponsorship has changed over the years, the mission remains the same. to carry oio the visn

i'm with nova health system. i am part of the ryan white planning commission, we called the commission on health and hiv and washington, d.c. we talk about ending the epidemic. we have to make sure we look at -- before anything happens, we have to look at the overall, how are we going to have early intervention services. you have to teach people how to make sure to not have an epidemic, not have anything happen before we get into the state of let's take care of that person now that they have hiv. no. let's teach people how before that happens. what is the plan for that? i know you are right, $300 million, that is much -- that is not much at all. how are we going to do that? that is the burning question i have and i look forward to hearing what you have to say. >> i will last can shut and michael to answer that because they will have to do that -- i will ask kendra and michael to answer that. how do you have early intervention? mississippi it is going back to the basics and having conversations about s ci's and th