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other on friday. >> i said, what is you nervous about? he said, i don't know. he was talking about family problems and stuff like that. and boom. as soon as he said, he was talking about family problems. i said, this guy knows something. i don't know what he knows, but he's lying about sam. >> authorities were developing their own figuring about dan. prosecutor matt murphy. >> wozniak is a guy who is protecting sam. wozniak is the friend helping him get money out. >> he figured the best way to find sam was to talk to dan wozniak. >> coming up. was someone threatening dan? and why? when dateline continues.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak to 'map' space junk, praises SpaceX chief Elon Musk : Rashtra News #Apple #cofounder #Steve #Wozniak #map #space #junk #praises #SpaceX #chief #Elon #Musk New Delhi: Calling for international standards on space-junk data sharing, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said on Sunday that his new space venture called Privateer will "map" space
The Apple-1 has been restored to a fully operational state and came with a custom case with a built-in keyboard, according to Boston-based RR Auction, which held the sale that closed Thursday.
the ones hit hardest by things like this. this is why the president and secretary have focused on making sure that we have the funding to ensure that we can settle the tax system that pushes for fairness, not only fairness, but also puts us in a position to earn money from the people most likely to have money, to hide. >> well, one moment, i don't want to get, you off i am interested in the other point, i know we are talking about an increase in funding, and i do not pretend to be a steve jobs for wozniak, but why can't we just fix the algorithm? why is the algorithm contingent on an increased funding? -- >> no we definitely are working to fix the algorithm, but not only fix the algorithm to make sure that we are in a position where we are fair going forward, but also to fix it in a way that allows us to go after those who are most likely to hype large amounts of money going forward. so there's not only that we need to make sure that the tax
cookie was wozniak, says she's not ready. who would you vote for? >> i really don't know. i can't say. i can't say. i really don't know. >> reporter: we did talk to a few people who said they are staying loyal to the former president. >> you voted for trump twice. would you vote for him again definitely? >> yeah. >> reporter: and no other challengers? does it concern you the conspiracy theories that he's talked about, the election denial from this last election, kind of like your congresswoman here? >> it does. it absolutely does. but at the end of the day, you know, from where i stand, you know, having young children, you know, i was the most financially free than i've ever been when trump was in office. >> reporter: but there are clearly plenty of people who voted for trump here who have other ideas about who should be in office. >> if i had to vote today it would be for desantis. >> how come? >> i feel like he knows how to navigate his wishes and what he wants to do with the country. >> didn't trump know how to do
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worse visual issues, hearing, motor issues, developmental. anything that we can intervene early to make better. sometimes we don't even see problems until the babies -- then kids at this point -- start school and then you pick up subtle learning disabilities. so she's going to be monitored extremely closely. >> of course she is. she will go in for lots of visits and the early intervention is so important. dr. wozniak and devin thank you for all you do and for bringing this story to us. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> that was awesome. that will put a smile on my face for the rest of the day. can you spell history. >> that's what our next guests made last night when all eight, all eight of them right there were crowned spelling g -- spelling bee champions. >> you can't even spell spelling
she kept astounding her doctors with her progress. with err happy to report that she is now a healthy infant and at home with her family after five months in the hospital. joining us now two of her nare givers. we have dr. paul woez neek and nicu nurse devin coal from sharp mary hospital. dr. wozniak explain what it's like to first see sabie as you guys called her, that's not her name, but sabie after you delivered her and what your thoughts were. >> i take care of just the babies not the mom, so when the baby was delivered the obstetrician handed me the baby and then there's a whole team in the delivery room for just sabie. i must admit we were astonished at how small she was, it was smaller than we expected. >> can you give us a sense because, you know, i had -- i