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Reparations do not like to be taxed income and if people invest those and having millions and keep them in your closet, that's fine. you're getting in california and get all these perks and don't come with tax burden. you got to prove and take everybody's word for it and i'd have to think there's blood testing somewhere and highly discriminatory. it's one to get into. why not about the tax? >> kaylee, legally fulfillment of a debt and reparations and it fulfills the obligation completely and the argument as well would be if these programs are executed and every other program implemented to all...

BioFire Defense partners with BARDA to accelerate development of SPECIFIC REVEAL Rapid AST System

Start to become younger and less experienced, right? >> we're going to disrupt. we don't want people who are stuck in the old ways of actually, you know, validating experiments and doing things properly with documentation. >> one of those people who wanted things done properly was ian gibbons, the first experienced scientist hired by theranos. he was an expert in blood testing and had done much of the work on the company's key patents to which elizabeth had attached her name. >> ian was a cambridge phd. he knew things some of the rest of us didn't know. he would work with the younger scientist...

>> they always seemed to think that everything could happen very fast. and if you said, no, then they just went around to find the next person who would say yes. and generally, they tended to start to become younger and less experienced, right? >> we're going to disrupt. we don't want people who are stuck in the old ways of actually, you know, validating experiments and doing things properly with documentation. >> one of those people who wanted things done properly was ian gibbons, the first experienced scientist hired by theranos. he was an expert in blood testing and had done much of the wor...

“A lot of things have gone towards automation, the technology has allowed us really to move the field further,” says Cleveland Miles, director of the GBI’s Division of Forensic Sciences. “It allows us to do things efficiently and reliably. And so that's really what is happening for the field across the board, but especially in DNA.”