I like to in the morning doesn't like to have the morning depending on David. Alright, everyone, thank you so much for joining us this evening. I hope everyone had a chance to see the Vice President's statement earlier today on her trip and why traveling to Paris, France. I will just give a little talk a little bit about our data model. And I'll take a couple questions that everybody can take a nap. So we have a full day tomorrow. Our world has become more connected are aligned with our partners are more important when it comes to the alliance between the United States and it has become even more important. From day one. Our administration has totally been focused on strengthening those alliances, being a good partner and shows that part of being a good partner. So that is what Vice President nors is doing on this trip. at the invitation of President macro as early early on in the administration, and the vice president. I had a call with the phone I think their first conversation was February 26. He has had a number of engagements with European allies and partners. From a president McCrone invitation she's spoken to generation equality for women virtually his it was hosted in Paris but she could not attend in person. And again at his invitation. She's joining this week for both the Paris conference, the parents case conference as well as the Paris conference on Libya and a bilateral meeting with President McCrone. There are a number of other events. We'll be doing briefings every evening and we'll be sure to read those to you. I will note that the Vice President is really here to work in partnership with brands on issues that have global impact. That's everything from global health to climate change to space. The Vice President is chair of the administration Space Council, an area of particular importance and interest in her to the Biden Harris administration, but also to France. So we are looking forward to discussing that and this is really about engaging with partners and allies to get things done. Lastly, I will note that this visit really signals the strength of our alliances as our nations work together to combat challenges, but also to seize and seek new opportunities. Specifically to learn. We will land in Paris, France, a little after 11am local time. Following that, after a brief stop at the hotel, the Vice President will visit the institute Pastore will arrive there around 240 feet. This visit will really underscore the long standing scientific exchanges between the US and France to tackle global challenges. I don't know how much you all know about this tea Pastore. But, but pacifically the person of the day for those Pastore he produced the first laboratory developed vaccine. And that matters for obviously the world. What are we talking about right now? vaccines? What are we talking about right now? COVID-19. And specifically, in line with the vital pairs administration's call to strengthen health, security and health systems? The institute Pastore is continuing that work in present day they are working with laboratories across 13 African countries and the CDC to really meet the urgent need for surveillance of COVID-19 variants. The Vice President often talks about not only doing what we need to do to get out of this pandemic, but preventing the next pandemic and scientific research is a key part of that. So we'll have we'll get you guys robust background on that. But for now, I'll take some questions.