some believe that mark zuckerberg is out to revolutionize the dating market. and some even speculate he's planning to weaken the current market leader match dot com so he can buy it up. first but users must know they are revealing lots of their personal information for the company as financial gain the same surely goes for online dating but aside from that can facebook dating rival leading apps like in the online dating consultant amy letting him try that out for us. users can only access facebook dating through the most vile app it's not available in the desktop version but the feature is simple enough to use and it's free there's no premium account option yet it's in the countries where it is available the dating service is already integrated into the facebook app but before she can get started any lighting hand still needs to opt in and put together her dating profile. option to choose whether man and woman are let me be more specific which is really cool. it feels really fast the set up it doesn't feel like you're doing a lot of work. and some of the quest

zuckerberg says the goal is to produce maps which officials can use to predict hot spots.uring an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos airing on "good morning america" this morning, zuckerberg admitted one challenge is that the data is based on the self-reporting of symptoms by facebook users. >> that's a lot of the work that the health researchers at carnegie mellon have been doing, to make sure that the data that's coming from the survey is high quality and that it correlates with what hospitals are seeing on the ground. and the -- the initial indication that they have -- you survey for, you know, almost ten days now to make sure that -- that we can get good, consistent data. the initial read is that this is high-quality data that does correlate with the case load that people are seeing in ho >>more of geor'sieter ongm" including the ivy conc >>> and we turn now to the extreme side effects that coronavirus patients are seeing. a broadway star even had to get his leg amputated. earlier i asked dr. imran ali about that and about kidney failure. >> the virus is no

i am not surprised that mark zuckerberg does not know what is ahead. it is something that a business like facebook is going to have to confront along with all of the other businesses that advertise on facebook. that is where it is going to come down to. advertisers,jor the auto companies, the entertainment companies, the travel firms that typically advertise on places like facebook and google, when they are starting to be able to come back and open business. there is so much uncertainty about the future for those businesses that i not sure exactly how they're going to whether this. we would all be coming to you for the answers. debra williamson, thank you for sticking with us and giving us your thoughts. have some breaking news. we have comments from the president and also the governor of florida. they say they are planning to start reopening their economy on monday, may 4. the president saying he wants the country reopened and is concerned about being closed too long and that he would intervene if decisions made by the state were unsafe but he wants t

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also facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr.ng to talk to chris cuomo very shortly about how he is doing and his family is doing. as you know yesterday he let people know his wife has tested positive, so we want to see how she is doing. sanjay, just in terms of where we are in this, a lot of emphasis today on discussion of how states may come back online, so to speak, reopen in stages. we did not hear, though, much from the white house about testing. and clearly this president does not -- you know, any type question he gets about are you going to push for more testing, are you going to enable states, are you going to give them the funding and back them up and enable them to get more test, he reverts back to saying, you know, we have the best tests, we have the most tests, the greatest tests, the most powerful tests when in fact there clearly is not enough testing nationwide and even state by state. >> the thing that's so striking to me about this, anderson, is the fact that i think for people who are watching they're saying we s

you talk about zuckerberg's jealousy.ittle bit about how that came into play into the buying and the running of this service. sarah: so, instagram was always a strategy for zuckerberg to avoid the potential competition with the company. and so, once he brought them into the fold at facebook, one of the first things he did was ensure that if instagram was a allowed to grow, it would not detract from facebook's photo booking. that was the first time and was not going to be treated equally. for the first time, instagram was allowed to operate independently. kevin on your show talked about how he considered mark zuckerberg more of a board member than a boss. but as instagram became more successful -- emily: sarah, hang on a sec. we have to go to the president now. he's at the podium. let's listen in. yorkers arep: new tough and strong and brave. andjerseyites are tough strong and brave and they are being hit very hard right now. for the next week, hopefully not much longer than that, it will start to go the other direction. o

we talk about the state of his relationship with mark zuckerberg.lk about why he has not posted on instagram in almost two years. we also talk about why he believes -- how he believes facebook is handling this information about the coronavirus and more. kevin: knowing the people that work there, i think everyone has the best of intentions. and, if you could have planned for this and created a contingency plan for a global pandemic that would shut the business down, i think that would have been great. let's be honest, very few businesses, if any, did. what we are seeing now are the effects of effectively a very rare event. i don't put the blame or onus on anyone of these tech companies for not having seen this because it is such a rare event. the question is how you respond to it. i think what you are beginning marke is that leaders like and others have stepped up. not only are they going live with doctors from the cdc, they are trying to get the word out. they are setting great examples for employees by keeping them home at this time. while it is ch

in the us some believe that mark zuckerberg is out to revolutionize the dating market. and some even speculate he's planning to weaken the current market leader match dot com so he can buy it up to. you know. facebook users must know there are revealing lots of their personal information for the kompany is financial gain the same surely goes for online dating but aside from that can facebook dating rival leading apps like in the online dating consultant amy letting him tried it out for us. users can only access facebook dating through the mobile app it's not available in the desktop version but the feature is simple enough to use and it's free there's no premium account option yet in the countries where it is available the dating service is already integrated into the facebook app but before she can get started amy letting hands still needs to opt in and put together her dating profile. option to choose whether man or woman are let me be more specific which is really cool. it feels really fast to set up it isn't feel like you're doing a lot of work. and some of the ques

i think about mark zuckerberg mark zuckerberg's solution is more facebook. i don't know if that's a a vald path but it is about. >> mark zuckerberg has solutions for the problems he created. >> right. even if i don't beat up on market, the larger thing is the answer to our problem is more of what we were doing, and will the underlying assumption here but that's not true at a guess i'm just wondering if will that ever change or do you think that sort of like the direction we are going? >> i don't know. if i knew what to change ceos mind i would be so wealthy. i wouldn't be here. i'd be rolling in money. [laughing] >> i think in facebook's defense, which is this going to be -- i love it. go. >> i'm going to get counsel. facebook does have unprecedented problems to deal with. i think for me the question is let's assume facebook exists and it will continue to exist, and mark zuckerberg will continue to lead the company. what does it mean for facebook to ethically responsibly deal with itself? for me just because my perspective, that has to be a question about co

is there someone from zuckerberg that can talk about the breaks?> so we do have breaks as mandated by state. due to sick calls or unforeseen things, break nurses -- break nurses get pulled to do staff nursing. it's not what we want them to do. we want to have our nurses get breaks and, you know, they work long, 12-hour shifts. >> supervisor walton: so let me ask a question. how do we get to a 1:8 question. i know everybody gets sick, i know everybody needs breaks. how do we have 1:8 scenarios? >> we should not have 1:8 scenarios. >> supervisor walton: but we do. can we agree on that? if a break nurse calls in, and they -- that if somebody goes on break, they don't have a break nurse to cover that? >> not 100%. i have data to look at. i meet with the union monthly. >> supervisor walton: that never happens? >> i'm not saying it never happe happens. >> supervisor walton: i'm just trying to get us on the same page. >> it doesn't happen every day. it is something that we -- >> supervisor walton: but it does happen, right? >> in unforeseen circumstances,

it zuckerberg said yesterday he was concerned reopening too fast will risk looiives.i hear from business leaders and workers. you know better than those people it is a punishing virus and people are scared. >> i was one of the lucky ones. julia chatterley, thank you very much. >>> as the president says he'll travel next week. mitch mcconnell is under pressure to stop the senate returning with a roosevelt risk and beari health risk. i will talk to the california's owner who says he'll reopen his shop regardless of california's orders. you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. >>> owners say companies and livelihoods are simply becoming unsustainable. that more than ever is about staying above water. juan demarius is with me right now. he owns three barber shops in california. thank you for staying with me. you are opening one of your shops

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mark zuckerberg announcing major changes to facebook.cebook is cancelling large events through june of 2021. some of those events he said would continue but virtually. we'll be hearing more from mark zuckerberg and his wife tonight on cnn at our weekly live global town hall. starts at 8:00 p.m. former vice president joe biden, also cover task force member, deborah birx will join us as well. dr. sanjay gupta and i. we'll be right back. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown... for all of us. swithout even on yoleaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need- starting at just $12 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. it's the most reliable wireless network. and it could save you hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> i'm in washington. it's thursday, april 16th, 2020. exac

that's the latest live this >>> mark zuckerberg's found tkaeu foundation is funding a study to study thousands of residents and health-care workers in the next month, and they are looking at how immunities kick in for those that recover, and he's providing a $13 million grant. >>> and the extended shelter-at-home orders are for six counti there are some loosened restrictions for real estate, child care and construction. one san francisco homeowner had to put his renovation on hold last month. >> i had planned to meet my contractor on monday or tuesday, and the permits would have been easy to pull with the approved plans, and the shelter-in-place order occurred at midnight on monday night. >> each county is putting in its own added requirements in place, such as face mask and limits on the number of workers. >>> the east bay times is reporting that pleasant hill, antioch and bough rauga all decided against having fireworks shows. the antioch parade is also off. the sonoma county fair that usually happens in august and the dream force scheduled for november are postponed. >>> and then

. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg sharing the first results this morning. >>> on the brink. the major american department store chain on the verge of bankruptcy. the new report this morning. >>> a broadway star's battle with covid-19. nick cordero losing his leg following complications from the virus. his wife amanda speaking out for the first time on his condition after those serious measures. >>> violent storms tear through the deep south for a second straight weekend. at least seven tornados this morning tornado watches from florida to south carolina. we're tracking the latest. >>> and michael jordan like you've never seen him before. the tip-off to "the last dance" trending big overnight. e es dk series scoring big with players and fans about the g.o.a.t.'s final championship season with the chicago bulls, featuring footage kept under wraps for more than two decades. and this morning, the exclusive clip from episode three, only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. happy monday, everybody. we hope everyone had a safe and wonderful weekend. happy to have amy here in times

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>> so as i said, i have the numbers for zuckerberg san francisco general. we shared the numbers about the numbers testing positive at m.f.c. south and we've had other cases in other shelters and navigation centers. and we're moving toward a system and i hope to be able to share more comprehensive data sometime soon. >> reporter: next question. s.f. chronicle. does san francisco track covid-19 cases by neighborhood? if so, why hasn't it released the data to the public? >> so we are working on analyzing the covid-positive data, testing data by neighborhood and we hope to be able to release that information very soon. >> reporter: okay. next question is for trisha, s.f. chronicle. how many s.r.o.s have been inspected and cited in regard to the march 10 health order regarding cleaning? >> i'm sorry. could you repeat. >> how many s.r.o.s have been inspected and cited in accordance with the march 10th health order regarding cleaning? >> so there are 504s.r.o.s throughout the city. and pursuant to the health order we've inspected to date, 494 of those. and there h

facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan are behind the initiative. it is a collaboration between ucsf, stanford and the chan zuckerberg bio hub. >>> and we want to invite you to join us tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. for a special one-hour event. "race and coronavirus a bay area conversation." we will focus on issues the african-american community are facing during the pandemic. you can also watch it live online at abc7news.com and on the abc7 news app. >>> governor newsom floats a proposal to have kids back in school in july. why there is some backlash from parents this morning. >>> plus an abc news reporter goes viral after he, what? he isn't wearing pants. can you see that at the bottom of the screen? now he is offering us tips and tricks for working from home. >>> well, here at abc7 we are honoring the class of 2020. they had to forego their graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the coronavirus pandemic. allie appleton completed or competed on the school's diving team and active in national charity league for the past six years. her dad te

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yes exactly i mean what mark zuckerberg has done is insane actually just released a podcast on it yesterday people can check it out on my social media but essentially we talk about the fact that you know zucker berg has said that if you live in a state where the government says you're not allowed to go out and protest because of violate social distancing orders then then facebook is going to block those posts so that people in those states can't see them well that's insane because manila as you know the whole point of protest is to voice your disagreement many times most of the time with government action it's not violence it's not destroying things it's not setting things on fire it's simply voicing you a protest it's constitutionally guaranteed and protected in the 1st amendment but facebook says no can't do it will actually hide it from users that coupled with what you to a you tube is doing is a whole new level of control over information at a time when they side really with government authoritarianism which is what we're seeing right now yeah i mean it's the kind of censorship that you

been to be a central bank tool i think that's what the liberal was originally designed to be mark zuckerberg has never admitted that a lot of the groups that were part of the labor association have backed out of that but the only way libra ever becomes an actual player in the market is to align itself with the central bank the u.s. federal reserve. server of some kind of central bank and then to process digital payments that way i suspect that's where they're headed because otherwise libra can't exist as a centralized currency that belongs to a private company the u.s. government's not going to allow that so the only path forward for facebook's libra is to align itself with the central bank i predict they will be doing that sometime in the next 24 months 24 months that's not very far off and now real quickly i know the u.s. has a lot of irons in the fire especially with corona virus happening in this country and all over the world but is there any chatter that the u.s. treasury might be working on its own money i mean i it's hard for me to imagine the u.s. government linking up don't i mean

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zuckerberg san francisco general hospital chief operating officer. and further resolve that the health commissioner recognizes the leadership of dr. susan urlich, chief executive officer of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. we thank them for their inkrenl leadership and hard work to ensure each object continues to implement covid-19 response. and further, we express our deep gratitude for every health employee for the final contributions made each day to benefit the health and well being of all san francisco residents. and in labs, and testing center, shelter, hotels and on the street. and further resolve that the health commission thanks the staff of all d.p.h. partner, especially other department, local hospitals and special appreciation to ucsf, and community-based organizations for the ongoing work implemented each day to impact and save live. the next clause is suggested by commissioner chow. further be it resolved that the commission urges the department to continue their collaboration to successfully combat the pandemic and further re

. >> mark zuckerberg made those comment last night.arning labels stop 95% of users to stop clicking on articles. >> # there are so many unknowns and information is changing everyday. they have anxious nation that are looking for answers. we can show you what facebook is doing there placing these labels about information about the virus that are misleading and false. in march alone just to give you a sense of the scale of the problem, they put it on this label on 14 million facebook posts. zuckerberg says last night in the town hall that of course 95% of people don't click on it once they see the label. they are still seeing the content and the misinformation. facebook is leading a lot of information up on the platform and people are seeing those headlines and information they are removing is what they classify as dangerous information. there are false claims out there saying that you drink bleach, it is a cure for the virus. that's false information. they're still leaving these stuff up there. they have come along way from 2016 and hir

mark zuckerberg with praise and tesla ceo slams the measures >> they said they cannot leave their house and they'll be arrested if they do. this is fascist. this is not democratic this is not freedom. >>> so markets in europe have now been open about an hour and a half it has been a fairly choppy trading session with stocks around the flat line we are seeing a mixed picture. the dax in particular has been swinging a lot between gains and losses the ftse 100 has been down it has bounced off the lows but been down. under a bit of pressure down a percentage point we get the gdp numbers in from various european economies showing the severity of the economic hit the impact of these lockdowns. painting a picture of what we are seeing does this make sense that we'll see this massive rally when the economic side of things is looking so weak. one of the question marks is how much more policy will there be we'll get more insight later and a press conference from madam lagarde. so a key focal point let's get a check on u.s. futures. yesterday was a strong session for wall street with major inindus

musk taking on zuckerberg over the national lockdown.st, shares of norwegian cruise line is soaring but not on the kind of news you want to hear we are back after this feed a healthy lifestyle, with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. the best combination to help you stay fit. >>> the number of confirmed virus cases continues to tick up day by day, more and more companies are looking to stem the blunt of the impact. frank holland is back with more. >> salesforce is canceling all major in person events through the end of the year including the dream force conference one of frafr's largest business events and typically draws roughly 200,000 people it will instead host that conference virtually the nfl implementing cost-cutting measures. the league announced plans to furlough some employees, cut salaries and decrease contributions to pension plans though it will maintain pension packages the commissioner did reduce his salary to zer

at zuckerberg hospital, we have seen more than 85% of the coronavirus patients there are latino, which is a much higher rate of the patient population, which is about 30% of latino representation. we have also learned that some members of the latino community are reluctant to work with contact tracers and case investigators. this is certainly understanda e understandable. it is possible that they are fearful of local government, concerned about immigration, or simply don't have all the information they need to be comfortable. therefore we are providing language support in spanish and in other languages about the contact tracing program and public materials about the stay-at-home order and also with regard to face coverings and other ways people can protect themselves. in addition, we are being responsive to community needs for more inclusive messaging and materials to create a wide range of spanish language and yucatan mayan community outreach information, including posters, fact sheets, and community posts. community organizations have stayed in close contact through phone and e-mail

zuckerberg san francisco general hospital chief operating officer. and further resolve that the health commissioner recognizes the leadership of dr. susan urlich, chief executive officer of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. we thank them for their inkrenl leadership and hard work to ensure each object continues to implement covid-19 response. and further, we express our deep gratitude for every health employee for the final contributions made each day to benefit the health and well being of all san francisco residents. and in labs, and testing center, shelter, hotels and on the street. and further resolve that the health commission thanks the staff of all d.p.h. partner, especially other department, local hospitals and special appreciation to ucsf, and community-based organizations for the ongoing work implemented each day to impact and save live. the next clause is suggested by commissioner chow. further be it resolved that the commission urges the department to continue their collaboration to successfully combat the pandemic and further re

that's not how mark zuckerberg expresses political opinion he doesn't like.hat's the only reason we have. suddenly our media are not concerned about freedom of speech. supporters applaud our overloa overlords. our media are no longer challenging power, they are colluding with power and that may be so why there is so little critical coverage of the massive expansion of our surveillance currently in process. tech companies are now following you through your cell phone and they are watching you from above with drones. they sound like paranoid fantasies but they are not. needless to say our politicians approve of this. >> how do you feel about the drones? >> at this point we need to save lives and it's really important that in public spaces people are abiding by the directives. >> tucker: yeah, we've got to do it. so what do we have here, big companies partnering with the government to spy on you without your knowledge. americans locked in their homes, banned from going to church and placated with such lives like weed and beer. anyone who steps up his silence. or

sarah: it was certainly influential in zuckerberg's thinking.any was going through quite a lot and had public blowback and yet instagram seems from facebookape from users. people were logging in to get a way from facebook. if you think the story we all wasn't quite the way it was in reality. behind the scenes, as facebook restricted resources for instagram, instagram has been a lot slower to deal with some of the big problems that it has, like with misinformation and with anonymity and all of these has had on facebook their end. instagram has become a second or third priority for facebook, just as cultural power is growing. it almost feels as though instagram has been successful for facebook despite facebook in a way. sarah: in a way, what i would say it was also in the beginning incredibly necessary for instagram to join facebook. back in 2013, they only had a dozen employees and facebook was about to go public. they spent more money than anyone thought instagram was worth since they didn't have a business model. the biggest problem was that in

mark zuckerberg, anyone who reads this, you start thinking, was this the mark zuckerberg that congress was after? was this the mark zuckerberg that both parties seemed to be against? this was a very thoughtful, very good analysis of trying to stay in touch with each other and becoming a medium in a time of isolation that really works for people and that this was one of those examples we mentioned, carl, earlier, of what companies are seeing stabilization and things come back when we thought would be hurt badly because of advertising turn down. facebook is probably exhibit a this is a really, really good quarter, and you come back, you say you know what, maybe this is what the company was meant to be not a controversial company but a company that was a uniter. maybe it took covid to be able to get its true form what a pollyanniea i have becom. >> it certainly did show the resilience of their model at this point we had focus in part of course on alphabet, on facebook, wondering what their advertising would look like. they did suffer. but it appears not nearly as much carl, a company that

markhat is unique is zuckerberg is usually someone who is in control of everything.hip he is not necessarily going to be able to control. what we have heard yesterday from the two sides is they see this as a strategic partnership because whatsapp is huge in india and jio has a lot of reach to indian small businesses and consumers. so you can imagine a world in which whatsapp is able to extend its reach through the jio partnership and jio gets a nice investment from facebook, and the existing relationship with the world's largest social network. emily: explain the telecom part of this and how that might also give facebook some sort of advantage. the surface it seemed obvious to me, which is that if you are providing telecom services to people, you facebook,ably provide maybe for preinstall on a phone, or you could offer what is called zero rating, so you can maybe take away the data that you would usually have to use to use facebook and basically offer it for free. but what i am told is neither of those things are actually happening. they are not trying to create what

dagen: mark zuckerberg founding the company was tired of playing defense.y was back on its heels. it didn't have a message to fight back against the cambridge analytica scandal, its sharing information about its users with advertisers and other like commercial companies galore. he was just sick of it. and so he has taken the lead. it was in december, he had the top executives come to hawaii to meet with him and you've seen this really play out during the coronavirus pandemic, where facebook has stepped up trying to be a hub of information, trying to deliver on his manifesto, zuckerberg's manifesto from a few years ago of being this inclusive community and he's also made just in recent weeks some business deals. just last week, facebook bought a $6 billion state in a telecom operator in india and there's a video chat service that would rival zoom called facebook rooms. he is at the forefront. he is the face of this company, not cheryl sanberg and he stepped into the fray and is leading. maria: yeah. i think you make a good point. but it is good to have peopl

burke, but it is two different business models -- versus zuckerberg, but it is two different business no one knows when they are going to be able to produce cars. demand is strong and the profitability is the key of the goals, but right now it is a waiting game. tesla continues to kind of be a victim of that, at least from a production standpoint. i think that is also the frustration that musk and tesla feel. but right now, the most important thing is the health and safety of the workers, and that takes precedence. dan: i also want to get your -- emily: i also want to get your thoughts on facebook. we will hear my interview with the ceo in just a moment. but facebook indicated they also saw a steep decline in advertising during the month of march, but so far in april, ad sales were flat. that was taken to be positive. they also reported strong revenue numbers. is there anything that leads you to believe that facebook might be more immune to this than some thought, or is it all about the current quarter, and do you see a big risk? thoseeah, that's why comments about april were key. inv

just remember during the zuckerberg hearing last year orrin hatch asked facebook. you can tell these people to be better and higher better staff or whatever but fundamentally numb wondering if you have thoughts about how the government can be smarter about its relationship with a net states and people overseeing agency and how basically no one has asked for. >> it's a really good question i think there are a couple of different ways when he did think about it. one is we need to make sure we are putting people in congress who do understand the importance of technology not just as ancillary locale but a power player in domestically and geopolitically. we are starting to see an influx of younger more diverse people running for elected office. i have hopes that within a few years we will see the nature people who are representing us start to reflect these interests more appropriately. i also think the people who are currently in office, it's not a surprise that technology companies are impacting our daily lives. this is not news in 2020. of the 2014 elections and misin

. >>> mark zuckerberg's found tkaeu stanford are teaming up for the study. they are looking at the health-care workers over the next nine months, and they are looking how the virus spreads and if immunities kick in for those that recover. the zuckerberg initiative is providing a $13 million grant. >>> when it comes to summer events and festivals, the outlook not looking so hot. bob redell has a rundown of what we will be missesiing over the spring and summer months. >> reporter: the list i am about to read off is by no means inclusive, but it gives you an idea of how covid-19 will affect your spring and summer events. again, it's not inclusive, but for the first time the livermore rodeo is canceled, and same for the sonoma county fair, and the july fourth celebrations are off, and san ramon's art festival also a no go. another major financial blow to the city of san francisco, dream force scheduled for november has been called off. salesforce made that announcement, and it it is one of the city's largest business conventions. the san francisco symphony is do

>> item 12 is zuckerberg san francisco general hospital medical staff report. and several action items on this. again, for the members of the public and those on the commission who usually are not on the joint committee, this is kind of business that is usually done at that committee. i am not sure if she is visually present or just audio. >> my intent was to be visually present as well. i don't know if anyone can see me. this is the first time and i can see all of you. >> we cannot. what number -- let's see. >> i don't think it's vital that you see me as long as you can hear me. the other thing is that there is this delay when i am actually on the video. so it is my audio is via the phone so i can be simultaneous with the proceedings. >> sure. i do not have power point slides and i do not think i have to have a visual if you are okay with me not having a visual. >> please proceed, doctor. >> so thank you so much. good evening. i have several items for you to review. and dr. chow, thank you for your comments and your questions. i wanted to clarify that we chang