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school districts don't notify is that a mistake. >> brian: same school district no value lick torian sal torian. no good as a country if we don't lose a lot of people try to be valedictorian. don't receive it, nothing wrong with that. that's something to aspire to. that's the fundamental. >> ainsley: did hurt your feels when you were vac victorian? it didn't hurt mine. i was proud of the person who who worked hard. >> brian: i blamed genetics i said my parents weren't smart enough. i didn't want to take personal blame. naomi found out later their kid won this ward. >> ainsley: and lance azoomy. >> a bonus. >> folks trying to raise our kids well. but they just deny us that's why
been the warmest years since record keeping began in 1880. now, a new analysis of decades-old research shows that not only did exxonmobil know that this was going to happen, but that they have known since the 1970s. and yet, they still spent millions to convince americans that global warming was not a real thing. our findings demonstrate that exxonmobil didn't just know something about global warm decades ago, they knew as much as academic and government scientists knew, the report reads. whereas those scientists worked to communicate what they knew, exxonmobil worked to deny it. joining me now is the co-author of that analysis, and a leading expert on climate change, naomi, a professor of history of science at harvard. naomi thank you very much for joining us. what is the significance of what you discovered? >> i think most people have heard the hashtag, or heard of
state's attorneys general going after exxonmobil and other oil and gas companies saying they knew this was going to happen and trying to recover money from them for all of the billions of dollars in climate, extreme climate damage that has been done, and the need to shore up our infrastructure in the future. thank you so much, nay owe? oreskes, your book is entitled "merchants of doubt." go out and buy it. naomi, thank you very much. a freshman science student at uc davis using a farmer's almanac calculation, says he has figured out just how much water has been dumped on california in the past 16 days. 24 trillion gallons according to his numbers. enough to fill 37 million olympic swimming pools, or 1 million bellagio fountains, if you want to get an idea of how much water that is. and coming up, one nbc news investigation into the largest for profit hospital network
his wife, naomi, is his only helper. >> welcome to new place. uh, thank you for coming. >> why did you do such a hard thing? >> this city, tokyo, this is kind of the mecca of the sushi. so i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man, who constantly surprises. >> tony-san, this wasabi is one of the most expensive wasabi. so, i wait, wait, wait. finally, this one goes to the discount box. then, i bought this. >> that's very french of you. >> so many things separate yasuda-san from other japanese sushi masters.
know? >> i feel it's sad, however, i still feel proud because we are the first african team in history to make it to the semifinals. >> i to be honest, i was expecting to be on the group phase only, so -- but then we were posted, and motivated, seen them going bigger, and getting our dreams more for, we are really proud. >> france, facing off against argentina. 10 am eastern. all eyes will be watching. katie. >> all, right megan fitzgerald, thank you. today marks the 50th anniversary of the passing of president joe biden's first wife, amelia, and the one year old daughter, naomi. the two were killed just weeks after joe biden was first elected to the united states senate in 1972, after their car was hit by a tractor trailer. they had just gone shopping for christmas tree. also in the car the time, biden's young sons, beau and
aguascalientes, one of the towns near machu picchu. they said they are receiving very little information from either peruvian authorities or from the u.s. embassy. they said right now, their supplies, they feel safe, there are not protests right there but they do really want to get home to their families. and the u.s. embassy says in a statement that peruvian authorities assure them they are urgently trying to evacuate all tourists, including americans, and peruvian authorities say they are trying to move thousands of people from the cuzco airport, to lima. they also said they're sending in more humanitarian flights. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you molly hunter for that. it is a somber day for the president and his family. today marks 50 years since the loss of his first wife, amelia, and they're one year old daughter, naomi, in a car accident. i want to bring in gary, in delaware. gary, good to talk to you. how is the president and his family honoring his late wife and daughter today? and more broadly, talk to us,