Mechanical engineer. Kyle hill is an engineer. And i, phil torres, am an ento meteorologist. Tonight los angeles builds for the future, but discovers a secret deep under a subway line. I was the first person to ever see that. Reporter ever see what . A rare fossil. See. Thats our team, now, lets do some science. [ music ] hello, welcome to techknow. Im phil torres. Joining me today is kyle hill, dr shini somara, and dr crystal dilworth. We have great stuff coming up. Well start with you crystal dilworth you have a new look at cancer. All of us know one person affected by cancer. I had a chance to go into the operating room and look at a new technique allowing surgeons to actually see cancer. Lets take a look. Reporter during the gulf war soldiers used night vision goggles that allowed them to see in complete darkness. Now, at Barnes Jewish Hospital at Washington University school of medicine, besides a mask, surgical scrubs and gloves, this doctor will wear the same technology for her
Tonight i can tell you were going to be talking with one of the worlds leading epidemiologists, who runs the center for Communicable Disease dynamics at Harvard School of Public Health. Were going to be speaking with one of the worlds most accomplished scientists when it comes to understanding viral dynamics and developing lifesaving antiviral treatment. The first results the results of the first major study of a potential drug treatment for coronavirus was published today. The results of that study were not good, but i want to hear from someone who knows these things about treatment possibilities and also about potential technological innovation that might get us some way forward on testing in this country. Were also going to be speaking tonight with a ph. D. Biologist who was the white house official in charge of Global Health security and emerging Infectious Disease threats under president obama and under President Trump for a while. I should tell you that she no longer has that job
Everybody who works on it is dispersed with the four winds. Tonight i can tell you were going to be talking with one of the worlds leading epidemiologists who runs the center for Communicable Disease dynamics at harvard Public Health. We are going to be speaking with one of the worlds most accomplished scientists when it comes to understanding viral dynamics and developing lifesaving antiviral treatment. The first results are the results of the first major study of a potential drug treatment for coronavirus, was published today, the results of that study were not good. But i want to hear from someone who knows these things about treatment possibilities and also about possible technological innovation that might get us some way forward on testing in this country. Were also going to be speaking tonight with a phd biologist who was the white house official in charge of Global Health security and emerging Infectious Disease threats under president obama and under President Trump for a whil
And paul krugman on what is happening in the economy after todays surprising job numbers. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Americans are on the street in protest again tonight. 11 days since the killing of george floyd by a Minneapolis Police officer. So far the police have been peaceful. Well keep an eye on the situation throughout the evening. Because with the mass protests were seeing tons of Police Activity and people are smartphones out on the streets regarding the police doing their jobs. It is given us more of a picture of what policing in america looks like than we almost ever get even if, in fairness, it is not perfectly represented. And as i start i want to be clear up front that policing in america is very dangerous and very dangerous in this moment. There have been several officers shot and injured, retired st. Louis Police Captain david dorn was killed responding to an alarm at a pawn shop there week. In buffalo, new york, which well dis
There wasnt a it wasnt in somebodys brain or heart or anything like this. But you need to know these two officers took a very hard hit. Any time youre not in the face and have a bullet lodged in your head have a through and through wound where the bullet enters your shoulder and comes out the middle of your right back those are hard hits. Were lucky by gods grace we dont lose two officers last night. Police say the shooting of the two officers was an ambush and that the shots were direct the at the police. The protests were winding down when shots rang out. Jake tap ser there joining us. Give us the latest on whats going on. We know this search apparently still continued for the shooter or more shooters. Reporter thats right. St. Louis county police were searching a house earlier today at nearby dade avenue. They took out three individuals. A neighbor described at least the woman as having been handcuffed. The police say nobody is in custody and nobody is arrested but they are being qu