chara back over to seidenberg. seidenberg filtered to spooner. and then back in. on back for beleskey. getting a stick on that is condon who has grown i am immeasurably. >> eddie: nice pass by jimmy the opportunity right off the mask of condon. >> mike: fed to the back seidenberg. dished a little pass and back in. two players cancel. lars eller will take over there. and seidenberg will settle it down. >> eddie: more opportunity to do it. >> mike: one more game left between the two teams. but there seems to be just that inevitable likelihood they will meet in the playoffs. little early to say that, i know. especially when you have five teams in their division separated by two points at one time earlier in the week. >> eddie: could be a surprise. with a three-point game. >> mike: back in again. spooner dished it along. eller prevailed enough to galchenyuk. and it is held by rask. and a little extra by hayes. >> eddie: lars eller. trying to pull the helmet off. last time we had a game in boston, we had a fight out of these two. >> mike: spontaneous fighting is league

chara back over to seidenberg. seidenberg filtered to spooner. and then back in. on back for beleskey. getting a stick on that is condon who has grown i am immeasurably. >> eddie: nice pass by jimmy hayes. the opportunity right off the mask of condon. >> mike: fed to the back seidenberg. dished a little pass and back in. two players cancel. lars eller will take over there. down. >> eddie: more opportunity to do it. >> mike: one more game left between the two teams. but there seems to be just that inevitable likelihood they will meet in the playoffs. little early to say that, i know. especially when you have five teams in their division separated by two points at one time earlier in the week. >> eddie: could be a surprise. with a three-point game. >> mike: back in again. carr wanted to feed in front. spooner dished it along. eller prevailed enonoh to galchenyuk. and it is held by rask. and a little extra by hayes. trying to pull the helmet off. last time we had a game in boston, we had a fight out of these two. >> mike: spontaneous fighting is tolerated in national

chara back over to seidenberg. seidenberg filtered to spooner. and then back in.n back for beleskey. getting a stick on that is condon who has grown i immeasurably. >> eddie: nice pass by jimmy hayes. the opportunity right off the mask of condon. >> mike: fed to the back seidenberg. dished a little pass and back in. two players cancel. lars eller will take over there. and seidenberg will settle it down. >> eddie: more opportunity to do it. >> mike: one more game left between the two teams. but there seems to be just that inevitable likelihood they will meet in the playoffs. little early to say that, i know. especially when you have five teams in their division separated by two points at one time earlier in the week. >> eddie: could be a surprise. with a three-point game. >> mike: back in again. carr wanted to feed in front. spooner dished it along. eller prevailed enough to galchenyuk. and it is held by rask. and a little extra by hayes. >> eddie: lars eller. trying to pull the helmet off. last time we had a game in boston, we had a fight out of these two. >> mike

chara back over to seidenberg. seidenberg filtered to spooner. and then back in.n back for beleskey. getting a stick on that is condon who has grown i immeasurably. >> eddie: nice pass by jimmy hayes. the opportunity right off the mask of condon. >> mike: fed to the back seidenberg. dished a little pass and back in. two players cancel. lars eller will take over there. and seidenberg will settle it down. >> eddie: more opportunity to do it. >> mike: one more game left between the two teams. but there seems to be just that inevitable likelihood they will meet in the playoffs. little early to say that, i know. especially when you have five teams in their division separated by two points at one time earlier in the week. >> eddie: could be a surprise. with a three-point game. >> mike: back in again. carr wanted to feed in front. spooner dished it along. eller prevailed enough to galchenyuk. and it is held by rask. and a little extra by hayes. >> eddie: lars eller. trying to pull the helmet off. last time we had a game in boston, we had a fight out of these two. >> mike

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joining me today, general partners john doerr and beth seidenberg. thank you for doing this.t is great to have you here. you have been quiet for a long time, quiet through the trial. why are you here? john: you know, nobody likes litigation. and we are human. this trial was painful. at the end of the day, six women and six men heard five and a half weeks of testimony. they deliberated for 1.5 days. they found decisively on the facts that this company did not discriminate, that we did not retaliate and that ellen's claims had no merit. we know there was a second trial going on in public opinion and on this topic of diversity it found against the technology industry and we in the venture industry. we get that. emily: so you feel like you lost in the court of public opinion? john: i'm sorry that it has been so hard to go through this, but more than anything else, i am sorry for minorities in the tech industry. look, this is very personal. i have two daughters. getting to a 50-50 world where they and everyone can participate is super important. emily: you have been at kleiner per

beth seidenberg, our investments that k. pcb.he stage at seidenberg and our moderator, sarah buhr. ♪ >> you're a medical doctor trained immunologist. you been involved in the pharmaceutical industry and you've been a vc for the last 10 years. how do you make that leap from coming to come into a common thing to be someone with a medical background that go into vc. >> when i started in medicine i didn't know what a venture capitalist was. you know, i had a long way to go but as i progressed in my career and started to develop new therapies are all out of diseases that are not in much better shape, i ended up at amgen, realize that i was on the board, actually the board members were still the venture capitalist undistorted to teach me about what they did, introduced me to brook byers and the rest is history. i love building companies and helping entrepreneurs. >> you seem like you're here in d.c. at a perfect time. there's a lot of interest in synthetic biology. what are you seeing -- i needed you with this everyday but what are you