Shift. This fella is a doctor, but not like the other doctors youve just heard. He is cofounder of biosense technologies. And he is just a fountain of ideas. He came up to me a couple of minutes before we started, and he said, i have an idea. I thought, uhoh, it is about the presentation and we are getting ready to go on, and he said, there should be a reef and it could happen between me and this other fellow. And i thought, this is mishkin, he has these ideas. You are lucky to hear from this infectious energetic human being. He was named after a character in a novel. And he is very glad nobody in Primary School was into russian literature. Here is mishkin. Mishkin is [ inaudible ] so im one of those guys who just loves technology. You know, the latest gadget. I have to look at it, how it works. Im one of those guys. So in no, the people like me, i create marketing and marketing people, marketers, as incarnation of evil. And that is my picture. Say the word. Scare. Big inventions. Big
Forget that five years earlier, i was not the woman opt stretcher, but the woman in a white coat trying to save the life after woman on a white stretcher. But i failed. We all failed. Anna was walking into the rabor room when i was walking as an intern in that hospital. She was in a very weak state. Her eyes were barely open. She was very pale. Her gown was stained with blood. So my team and i quickly gathered around her, taking her vitals and blood, for we knew she needed emergency blood transfusion. But in the span of like 30 minutes, anna began having difficulty in breathing. We did everything we could to save her. But all our efforts were in with vein. I remember looking at anna lying in a pool of blood and i felt very from us not being able to save her. She was only 26 years old. Even though i didnt know her, i knew she must have had a whole life ahead of her. How could she have just died like that . So later on, i had the courage and go out of the labor room to meet her husband.
that s a great thing. but in middle tennessee, the worst is possibly yet to come. the governor is calling this an astonishing amount of rain that happened in the space of a weekend. it s hitting the cumberland river well above flood stage. water is still rising. let s give you a picture of what s happening out there. floods and two confirmed tornadoes blamed for at least 16 deaths in tennessee and mississippi. some picked up 20 inches of rain. 20 inches, folks. nashville recorded more than 13 inches. that is twice the old record. so just obliterated the old record. the cumberland river that runs smack dab through the city of nashville, expected to top out at 51 feet. parts of nashville, including some hotels, nursing homes, they ve been evacuated. more than 150 roads across middle tennessee are closed, along with most of the schools. impossible to count how many rescues they ve had going on. we ve heard more than 1,000 in nashville alone have taken place. the red cross, meanw