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With the mysterious case of autumn klein. his work was just getting started. doctor todd luckasevic, associate medical professor for alegandy county, perform the autopsy on autumn. >> it was regarded as a sudden, unexpected death. >> which meant, the county needed to figure out why this otherwise healthy woman was dead. there was no reason to suspect fertility hormones, vitamins, or supplements like creatine could have led to her collapse. their brains showed no signs of a stroke, though an examination of the heart did reveal an abnormally shaped heart valve. >> it's a congenital anomaly found...

Kids who have congenital heart defects that don't need the surgery right now but they need it pretty soon. we are talking about people with gall bladder infection is a need gall bladder taken out. there are semi—different things that full under the umbrella of elective. and putting those surgeries of the other does harm to patients, it means we are not able to deliver the best care to the patients we see, which we are not used to, we are trying as hard as we can but without beds, that stuff for the beds, we can't take patients to the operating room, and that delay and care is a backlog i'm n...

We are so politicized. we are so polarized. you know, i put together with 15 other doctors this urgency of normal tool kit to help put into the hands of policy makers facts and information and a framework to make complex decisions. we are parents, we are physicians, we are scientists, we have no political ideology or ties. we're not backed by any financial institution. we are purely citizens, scientists, and doctors trying to make sense of a complex situation, take politics away, put facts in the driver's seat, to help our own kids. if doctors don't lead, who will? >> yeah. dr. azar? >> absolu...

Ransom in effect. and what you heard president biden say to this round table is get ready, this is coming, make sure that you have done everything that you can to be prepared. because the government can help, but it really falls a lot on these critical infrastructures, these big industries and small businesses too which have been targeted. russians have the capability of creating a great deal of havoc. and we've talked about what escalation takes place, if there is a serious cyberattack, what is the united states willing do in response to russia, does it lead to a moreky net ittic kind of warf...

Yesterday's decision is that the -- it just reemphasizes that the evidence ultimately leads to the oval office. i don't have any reason to believe that judge garland won't be doing that. on the other hand, if there were more direct proceedings looking into that, even grand jury proceedings, witnesses would begin to talk and we would start to have news stories about people being called into a grand jury. all of that said, it is not necessarily a bad tactic for the justice department to allow the january 6th committee, which has been doing a yeoman's job of collecting some of the evidence and st...