heather collins became less hopeful. there was no direct evidence tying isaiah hagan to her daughter's murder, no gun, no dna, no eyewitnesses, nothing to prove isaiah was a killer. >> i was at the point where i was prepared for him to be walking the streets. >> prosecutor michael perry urged patience. >> we knew that we did not have enough evidence to convict at that point, but that's why you go to the end. >> there was one person in particular he wanted the jury to hear from, donna hagan, isaiah's mom. the prosecutor had no idea what she'd say on the stand, but he had reason to believe isaiah had confided in her that day at the police station about the night haylee died. >> his mom takes the stand as a reluctant witness. >> yes. >> would she reveal something he told her in confidence? >> tell us what happened. >> i don't know what specific question was asked, but the answer was thattizy had told her he had shot haylee and had done it accidentally. >> with those words, donna hagan turned the trial upside down. instead o

heather drove to the soccer field to reflect. she honored halee by kaerpg the are wearing the same tattoo her daughter once had. the prosecutor went home, humbled by a woman's confession. >> i don't know that i've ever had more faith in the words coming out of somebody's mouth than a mother that would actually say that against her son. >> you almost look like you are getting emotional. >> i am getting emotional. i'm sorry. >> the defense attorney on the other hand got straight to work. he needed a new plan to save his client. when court reconvened he called dona hagan back to the stand. his goal, to show the jury that she couldn't be believed. >> on cross-examination she admitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother in said these things so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well, yes. >> the problem is the genie is out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot unhear what she said about her o

i'll start with you, heather, on what motivated you to write some of this? when did you write it and why? >> thank>> you. the last time we were together i wasg interviewing you inside about your wonderful book. and george, you are so fabulous and we met probably almost 20 years ago. and you would come and give book events and you were one of the real leading lights on equality and we felt like fellow travelers. so good to be with you as well. what ath wonderful thing the brooklyn book festival is. thank you to you and the organizers and to you all for comingus out. so>> wrote my book out of on frustration. in 2017 i left a job that i'd had, sort of my dream job running the think tank focused on solutions to inequality out of a sense of frustration that my way of going at the problems of economic inequality, to put together research and craft evidence based solutions and hope policy makers would make betterer economic policy decisis was so oftenns falling on deaf ears, and that i needed to really get out in the country and investigate using different tools wh

ending in the death of heather hey heyer. now, nine plaintiffs are suing the rally's organizers for millions, claiming these white nationalists set in motion a weekend of terror. here's juju chang. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: it was a weekend of bloodshed that shook america. it started late on a summer friday night, the now infamous tiki torches. hundreds of men marching in the darkness, lighting up the night chanting messages of hate. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: throughout the weekend, marchers and counterprotestors clashing again and again in charlottesville, virginia, culminating in deadly mayhem. when james fields, jr., drove his car into the crowd of people, injuring dozen, murdering heather heyer. he was convicted of first degree murder, but her mother, susan, says she hopes the organizers of the unite the right rally also face justice. >> this is a turning point in history. this is a turning point in our understanding of hate crime. >> reporter: now, four years later, a civil lawsuit alleging

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they are both great, heather and george. their books are great. i recommend them to the both of you. i thought maybe if you had not read their books, let's just start with a little bit of a capsule summary of them. what motivated you to write, when did you write? >> the last time we were here together i was interviewing you inside. about your wonderful book. you are so fabulous. i met 20 years ago, probably. you would come and get both of us. what a wonderful thing. thank you to the volunteers into the organizers. thank you all for coming out. [applause] >> racism because everyone in how we can prosper together out of frustration. out of frustration that my way of going out of economic inequality to put together research and help the policymakers make better economic policy decisions. we investigate these different tools why we had let this get in the way. who killed that, why did it have those policies to destroy the american dream and then cheer it on by the majority. particularly finding at its root this core lie, this worldview which is false

even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> good from last night. what if i told you steph curry scored five poinby half, struggled offensively against highest scoring team in the league. lost, right? wrong. how to cure a slow start. gary peyton ii, oh my gosh, threw it down on kelly oubre junior. then in the first half, splash brother candidate, you bet. that tied the game. less than a minute later here he went again with 22 first half points, 31 for the game, seven threes. look at the ball movement. look at gary peyton ii, back door, 14 points, five rebounds, 17 assists. fourth quarter curry bounced 15oints, 8 rebounds, nine assists, warriors scored the last 16 points and won 119-92, warriors one of three nba 6-1 record. >>> baseball, 3:00 press conference later today where buster posey is set to retire after 12 seasons and takes with him three world series, seven all stars, mvp, one of six players since 1969 to finish last

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her name was heather heyer. a 32-year-old pay la legal. she was killed when one of the defendants drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors. that man is now serving multiple life sentences. we are honored that heather's mother, susan, could join us tonight. susan, very nice to see you. we appreciate you being with us. when you heard what the jury decided today, what went through your mind? >> well, my first question was trying to understand why they were not convicted on -- on one and two and it took a while to parse out that that was federal related. but, yeah, i -- i was glad the jury was able to recognize that. i mean, even when the evidence seems very clear, you can't always determine what a jury is going to say or do. um, so i was glad they were able to recognize the preponderance of the evidence definitely showed the clients to be guilty and the evidence was their own words. that was the beauty of the case. that integrity for america spent a great deal of time finding the defendants' own words to use in the case. >> this parti

heather is aornitholist. shstudies rds and buttflies along e rio, and her knowlee of just t biodiveity at lge gonnae reallymportant fothe trip uhone seco. yeah. [b] filipeeandrade an increble filmaker. i excted lik- yeah, like t mariachband d great tourage. wooh, at a sta! d it is st like, "alrht, pullp next to the dm trucks we'rdoing th thin" - is halright? [ben] jakleberg,e wos for tes parks and wilife fouation. coervations his thg. [ben] the wall igonna be builthrouga lot oflaces that are very ne and dear to hiseart. [chrissyshe may walkingy thtime youet back. - [jay] , that'sot a cool thi. - [chrsy] yeah [laughg] [jay] you sure can't jt strap r? i can t her the camback. - no! no, i pua little lmet on r with a [chrissya littleasket inhe frontf your be. - ah, withoggles. - [dghter] yh, yeah,eah. [chrissyhuckling [ben] ke this ing originat in colodo and byhe time hits he, 's tiny,inuscule and thenhe unitestates takepretty mh all oft. so we cat even fat down thuh, the ver righnow, that'shy we'reaking bis whh

heather is aornitholist. shstudies rds and buttflies along e rio, d her owlee of just t biodiveity at lge gonnae reallymportant fothe trip uhone seco. yeah [b] filipeeandrade an increble filmaker. i excted lik- yeah, like t mariachband d great tourage. wooh, at a sta! d it is st like, "alrht, pullp next to the dm trucks we'rdoing th thin" - is halright? [ben] jakleberg,e wos for tes parks and wilife fouation. consvation ihis thin [ben] the wall igonna be builthrouga lot of places that are very ne and dear to hiseart. [chrissyshe may walkingy thtime youet back. - [jay] , that'sot a cool thi. - [chrsy] yeah [laughg] [jay] you sure can't jt strap r? i can t her inhe camelck. - no! no, i pua little lmet on r with a [chrissya littleasket inhe frontf your be. - ah, withoggles. - [dghter] yh, yeah,eah. [chrissyhuckling [ben] ke this ing originat in corado and byhe time hits he, 's tiny,inuscule and thenhe unitestates takepretty mh all oft. so we cat even fat down thuh, the ver righnow, that'shy we'reaking bis whh i'

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heather, thank you for the introduction. i can't look over here because the sun is shining in my eye but all this other crowd over here, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you have done. look, thanks for sharing this day with us. why this day matters to you and your fellow iron workers and your families, and you explained it well. for all the folks at home, i know this day matters to you as well. i know you're tired of the bickering in washington. frustrated by the negativity. and you just want us to use and focus on your needs, your concerns, and the conversations that are taking place at your kitchen table. conversations as profound as they are ordinary. how do i find work? how do i get there? how can our small business thrive? and our child succeed in school? how do we emerge from this pandemic, not just a little bit of breathing room but with a fighting chance to get ahead? when we ran for president, i thought maybe i could help answer some of those questions for you and the needs you have. because every i'd ride ho

heather, thank you for the introduction. i can't look over here because the sun is shining in my eye but all this other crowd over here, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you have done. look, thanks for sharing this day with us. why this day matters to you and your fellow iron workers and your families, and you explained it well. for all the folks at home, i know this day matters to you as well. i know you're tired of the bickering in washington. frustrated by the negativity. and you just want us to use and focus on your needs, your concerns, and the conversations that are taking place at your kitchen table. conversations as profound as they are ordinary. how do i find work? how do i get there? how can our small business thrive? and our child succeed in school? how do we emerge from this pandemic, not just a little bit of breathing room but with a fighting chance to get ahead? when we ran for president, i thought maybe i could help answer some of those questions for you and the needs you have. because every time i'd ri

thank you, heather. alright now we turn to our weather and hopefully you have that umbrella handy somewhere because wet and windy weather is on the way, with the new storm rolling into the bay area later on tonight live pictures here of the golden gate bridge and things getting darker and those clouds moving in. we started the day off rosemary with a lot of sunshine here, but clearly shift is underway and rain is headed our way. mm mostly clear, cold start, right. and then, as we got into the afternoon, we noticed more in the way of the high clouds and that live picture. they're showing you. they have thickened up quite a bit. we are looking at the rain moving in a little bit later this evening, maybe even have a few sprinkles out there already ahead of the main event. here's a look over san francisco where you can see a lot of overcast as well. so for your evening hours, not only the rain but we are looking at wind and a wind advisory that starts a little bit later this evening. let's take a look at sto

yes, frank heather. it is very quiet now outside the county courthouse, but hours ago when that verdict was read of those 27 counts, majority of which came back guilty. the area. just outside the court steps was erupting in applause, applause and tears and hugs and otherwise just joy and relief from those waiting and watching. the spirit of ahmad defeated the lynch mob . the fates of three white men charged in the killing of 25 year old ahmad arboria have been sealed by a jury of 11 white people and one black person. we, the jury find the defendant, travis mcmichael, guilty. travis mcmichael found guilty of all charges, including malice, murder, felony murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. his father guilty on all charges except one count of malice. murder the jury finding william roddy brian guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. defense attorneys say they will appeal. armories father emotional after the first guilty verdict was read, having to be removed from t

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heather and exciting time in just a few minutes. but robert what's the crew three's mission once they get to the space station. oh, they've got as you mentioned over £400 of supplies that are going up there. they're going to be conducting hundreds of experiments, many of these relating to the impact that space has on the human body. how certain diets impact an astronaut while they're in space. so all of that is being studied. we've seen that pretty consistently throughout all of these spacex launches. lot of science taking place up there, and a lot of data is coming back here to earth. yes and if tonight's liftoff is, in fact successful, it would count as the fifth human spaceflight spacex has achieved. to date, and it would be quite an achievement. robert sherman, thanks so much appreciate it. you got it. alright veterans day is tomorrow in santa clara county is honoring veterans and their five families. this entire month of veterans day celebration took place today it held your park and san jose. also as part of this month, celeb

yes heather. it is just horrible timing. the stores first anniversary, in fact, is this saturday just four days away, and instead of celebrating their assessing the damage. surveillance video counters, thieves stormed into prime 356 on 35 6/14 street in downtown oakland just before 11 30 monday night. 30 to 40 people bum rushing our shop with not enough items for all of them. the group dining hoodies and face masks, scene stealing high end and highly sought after sneakers like jordan's and uses not to mention hats, clothing, whatever they could get their hands on. the store is no more than 1000 square feet. we got alarm. you know, we barricade everything as much as we can. but how could you stop the force of 40 30 to 40 people? that's a football team. maybe 15 of them at one time. we're just pulling on thi. the owners say the group pried open the middle gate, getting it off its tracks and broke windows. this video shows them outfront breaking in seconds later, they're running in different directions, leaving in 15 cars. i'm

yes heather, take a look behind. you can see they have set up a mobile command center here and that shift change. we saw some, like 20 police vehicles just lined up along this street. after we arrived earlier this evening, police chase down one man who they say ran out of macy's with, uh, stole some stolen merchandise today, the district attorney and police announced charges against. five people for stealing from the louisville aton store and talked about what they're doing to stop the stealing. police officers were on every block of san francisco's union square shopping district tuesday night, a full force response after the high profile smash and grab looting by 20 to 40 thieves at the louisville thanh and other stores. at a news conference tuesday, city leaders announced felony charges if you come to san francisco and commit these acts of violent crime, you will be arrested and you will be prosecuted. my office is personally going to follow each and every individual case, san francisco's district attorney chase a.

heather bart. ridership has been increasing, but it's still way down from the pre pandemic date the days so it's trying to get those riders to come back. from inside parts maintenance garage and hayward tuesday, officials showed off the system's latest tool to help keep passengers safe from getting covid while inside the trains partisan stall these air filters called merv 14, an upgrade from the previous mourvedre filters. part says they're the highest rated filters in use by any transit system in the us, we need to be communicating with our riders. that it's safe from a covid-19 perspective that you can feel safe getting into a bar car. knowing that the air is clean, it's purified and that there's no threat of transmission. when you're in the bart system for bart covid safety is an important selling point as it looks to lure back riders who seem to have abandoned this system in favor of their cars. since the pandemic. we know there are people who used to write bart and are driving right now. and s

heather nor the foundation. but i strongly supported the case and am very proud of the plaintiffs for not buckling under pressure when questioned by the defendants who were acting as their own lawyers particularly. from what i understand they were antagonized and picked at a bit to try to make them break down or lash out and they did not do so. i am very proud of them. >> susan bro, stand up and do the right thing is the message i'm getting from you tonight. >> yes >> i appreciate you being with us and your words and your guidance through this. be well and we look forward to speaking to you again. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me. >> we want to highlight the foundation you mentioned that you created to honor your daughter. find details at heatherheyerfoundation.com. there are programs for individuals dedicated to promoting positive social change. and now thank you very much, susan. we'll turn to the other case i mentioned involving right wing extremists. more subpoenas released this afternoon from t

brad's sexual relationship with nancy's best friend heather. the issue which finally brought the marriage to an end. he called it his indiscretion. >> i had sexual intercourse with heather once. >> reporter: it happened some time at the end of 2004, early 2005, he said. >> and where did this sexual intercourse take place? >> it took place in our home, in the closet of the master bedroom. >> did you initially deny the relationship? >> yes. i initially denied it for approximately one year. >> why? >> i thought that if by denying it would go away and we could remain as a whole family. >> reporter: but when it became time for the family to split, brad said he found the monthly terms of the proposed separation agreement unreasonable. >> child support, medical, private school, extra activities, you know, kind of added it up and i ballparked it at over $5,000 to 6,000 >> reporter: he also explained why he called off nancy's move back to >> i realized that seeing the girls every other weekend would not be sufficient. >> reporter: and brad gave his acco

paul butler joins me and heather mcghee, also the author of "the great the sum of us, what racism costs every one of us." paul, i thought the point that you made in that piece was really important and i think overlooked here in the broader context of the criminal justice system and how it tends to operate which is that he had a very high-priced defense and you could see it in the trial. >> mr. rittenhouse beat his case because he had the best defense money can buy. that $2 million plus legal defense fund allowed his lawyers to use o.j. simpson's jury consultant. they got the same not guilty verdict. i would expect rittenhouse to now say he will spend his time looking for the real killer, except we already know he is the real killer. all of that money also helped rittenhouse hold two practice jury trials. that paid off with his well rehearsed testimony when he took the stand. most criminal defendants just don't have those resources. and rittenhouse wouldn't either but for people like donald trump and matt gaetz acting as cheerleaders for a man who gunned down three people. >> heather, th

and i'm heather holmes. we have some new surveillance video showing a smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store in concord. that's where as many as nine people using hammers to smash cases before escaping our crime reporter henry lee live now at the sun valley mall with the very latest henry. well, this video is short but shocking. it didn't take long for these roberts to invade the store, grab what they could and get out of there. surveillance video shows a group of young men using hammers to smash display cases cleaning out a jewelry store in concord. my god, it happened at iceberg diamonds inside sun valley mall at about 7 30 monday night, an hour and a half before the store closed. the intruders were all wearing mask and gloves and crowded into the store. the sound of breaking glass, let some of them all to report hearing gunshots, but concord police confirmed no shots were fired. workers tried to stop the robbers, but they were forced back by the men with the hammers. the robber stolen, undisclosed amou

i'm heather holes and i'm jana katsuyama. frank and julie are off tonight with more people out on the roads and out celebrating. the chp says they are on alert with extra dy patrols. ktvu asma smith has more from san jose. that santana row restaurants were open on thanksgiving night by the looks of the crowds. many people skipped the traditional thanksgiving dinner. we didn't know what the world would be like the situation will be like right now. normally we host thanksgiving. this family is more comfortable outdoor dining than gathering everyone. we spoke to had a lot to celebrate. just really. thankful that we're all healthy. i'm a sophomore in college. my freshman year was kind of like online. so this is my first time away from family and after two months like being here is like. yeah, i miss i miss home food. i miss hanging out with these. my parents. chp wants to remind those who are out and about to stay safe on the roads this holiday, we have

heather, you're the perfect person to have a conversation with about this. what do you do, what is the president doing about these issues of wage inflation, which are not necessarily a bad thing for people earning them, just a bad thing if you're spending money about supply chains and oil prices and about all of this stuff making thanksgiving and other things cost more right now? >> well, those are a lot of questions ali. these are questions we get up each and every day and are working on and thinking about and so is the president. so certainly, we all knew recovering from a historic pandemic wouldn't be easy. there might be bumps along the road. what we've seen, of course, there have been kinks in the supply chain, in the global supply chain, not just in the united states but around the world and we're seeing the effects on that in prices and clogs on the system. here is the thing, the president has worked very hard with his staff and with people around the country to unclog supply chains so for example, worked really hard with the ports out on the west cos

hi heather. that's a great question and thank you so much also for taking the time to address this topic. it's really important. i think they think what people can do. first of all is recognized that what we're experiencing now isn't normal. it feels more normal than it did before, but we're not back to what's fully normal. and people are experiencing lots of loss. there's a lot of uncertainty, and that creates a lot of anxiety, and that can never real psychological impact. so 1st 1st off. just being aware of that is important. um there are people who aren't severely suffering, but they're not fully okay, right? the other thing that is really important, i think is social contact. sometimes it takes creativity during the pen the pandemic to get out there and be around the people that you care about and do the things that are important to you, but i would encourage people to really make the extra effort to do that. uh, as we get through this. yeah and jonathan, we know that the holidays are coming

or heather. alex you can really see how much people care about the schools in this community, even though there are four schools on that on that list that are in danger of closing. it is down from about eight. people say it is still too many for this city to handl. i'll take a step out here so you can see would say about 50 and growing, and they two blocks do the hayward unified district headquarters in about 30 minute, and even though tonight's board meeting is virtual. the plan, though, is to march so. it becomes a show of support for the schools. glass brook elementary in hayward is one of a handful in danger of closing the signs posted outside a message for the district's board of education. this beautiful school. look at it. we are just opposed. we want them to pause. daisy bates is a special education interpreter and president of reunion. she along with representatives of other unions want the district to reconsider. if we have full service community schools, everyone around when i come her

i am extremely excited about what got in heather. i know that there are people who are always going to may say, but what is important to remember is that this administration and really stood up. really stood up to their promises in the campaign to americans and specifically to young americans to do what's right and to do it in a way that's fair, and just i'm really, really proud of what they did. you mentioned some of the aspects of the bill that you believe will make a difference. explain a little bit more about how this will impact to trust the climate crisis. let's talk about the united states and then let's talk about the world. for us. the biggest thing we need to do is to get clean energy across the board. this gets us to set about 75% clean energy by 2030. so if you think about it. if heather and tommy each by an electric vehicle instead of a gas guzzler, and that means we're plugging it into a wall socket someplace to get our juice right. well if that juice is coming from a coal fired power plant, we haven't really haven't do

jonathan lemire, reverend al sharpton and steve ratner and heather mcgee is still joining us. we have mike barnicle is here. thank you for showing up. >> we expect this daily. the host of the podcast on brand with donny deutsche, ed luz is with us. on friday, president biden touted the economic recovery under his administration. >> a great day for our recovery. america is getting back to work and our economy is starting to work for more americans. this did not happen by accident or just because. we lay the foundation with my more than rescue plan and vaccination plan. it has made the economy the envy of the world. we are the fastest growing major economy. yet, there is a lot more to be done. we still have the -- >> stooefr ratner, let's go to charge. joe biden has a lot to sell. he can talk about how democrats route any republicans, are trying to pass legislation that'll strengthen the economy but also the joe biden data bipartisan bill with better roads and safer bridges and faster broad band, you go on and on. and on top of that of what the reverend is talking about, you got

joining me with their reporting and insights, "the new york times" and heather kagle. obviously this was a very big week for president biden. what is the mood inside the white house? >> they're happy but obviously aware of the house ahead. particularly in the senate. those challenges are significant. we talked about senator joe manchin and the obstacle that he poses to getting this across the finish line. he has expressed a number of concerns about the legislation the house passed. he also has complained about the tax credits for electric vehicles that are in that legislation. there are procedural issues as well. immigration can be topped out. there are concerns about the state and local tax deduction, giving a tax break to the wealthy. so you have a very difficult balancing act by the white house that they have to do over the next couple of weeks. get manchin in line, accommodate his needs. senator kyrsten cinsinema is no yet on board. she's making it clear she's going to have her own demands? >> i mean, look. when it comes to those two, you've seen even in recent wee

i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. ktvu christian captain has been following the developments on this story throughout the day he joins us now live from near the toll plaza and christians. so far, the chp has not given us details on exactly what happened. yes some of the information we have actually comes to us through the alameda county sheriff's office, which confirms that they were notified about that shooting with one victim this morning shooting unfolded on the interstate 80 approach towards the bay bridge toll plaza, the victim apparently able to pull to the side of the road here on this access road, which leads to the bay bridge toll plaza offices. highway patrol investigators responded before 10 a.m. to reports of a shooting on the interstate 80 approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. alameda county sheriff's office confirms at least one victim was shot and killed patrol vehicles positioned themselves on the freeway protecting evidence markers on the roadway. a burgundy suv with blown out windows managed to make

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sent his car into a crowd killing 32-year-old heather heyer. this was an incident when president trump said there was blame to be had on both sides of the deadly violence that day. we now have more answers surrounding brian laundrie whose cause of death is death by suicide to the head. they identified laundrie's remains found in the carlton reserve. laundrie evaded authorities when he was named as a person of interest in the dearth of gabby pitino. north for the police issued a statement, we're hoping this statement will help heal those impacted. >>> the crimson tide slips a spot in the college football rankings playoffs. those and more sports when we come right back. come right back. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. people, with quickbooks live someone else will do your books for you. they'll even pair you with an expert bookkeeper like me, who knows your business. knows... your... business! expert bookkeepers who understand your business. intuit quickbooks

and may god bless america. >> announcer: please welcome heather curtainback. >> thank you, madam vice president. as a proud iron worker from local 86 in seattle, washington, i am honored to be here at the white house on this historic day for workers like me and our country. i am an elected leader in my local union as a business agent and active in the sister's committee which mentors newer iron workers. before i got where i am today however i had to overcome some challenges. in 2005 he was released from incarceration. while incarcerated i was able to work on a wildland fire fighting crew, sometimes heading out in the middle of the night to fight fires that experience taught me a powerful work ethic and gave me lasting friendships. when i got out of prison, however, doors were closed to me. i searched for a job for six months with no offers. finally, as a last-ditch effort i asked my brother-in-law, a union iron worker how he made a living. he told me go to union and apply. you could totally do this work. and i'm so glad that i did. i was accepted into -- [ cheers and applause ] >> tha