if it was your hand with your fingers some of those instruments one of the pigs saw the other one sherlock which is split into sherlock and watson i have the ability to take images and make a map over by a signature and are we going to see on the ground so that we can actually understand what are the areas where there will be highest possibility for finding any signature of life in the past so to me the robotic arm is very dear to my heart because it's really it serves those 2 purposes it is the it is my hand i can see it on the of the camera as i can see it up and gave him that idea that if you're your own man and then at the same time he's carrying these 2 instruments that will help us find the critical question so when it comes to the robotic arm when it comes to the instruments like pixel and sherlock you're going to be collecting samples on mars you're going to be analyzing those samples on mars but then also there is a plan to be collecting samples and storing them on mars and then at some point in the future trying to get those samples back to earth that's the. something that's been

it come to a very special farm run by nina sherlock and kristin shorter. it's a chance for the children to escape their problems for a few hours. ok then with that and then when the pet you want to. take can you manage to put the way shown yourself excess in one victim rosalie the goat and anton the sheep are 4 legged therapists the hope is they can help them learn to deal with his emotions he often feels overwhelmed gets angry when he's with the animals he has to stay calm. i learned from capitalization here there's a lot of body awareness training to the children don't just come in put a leash on the animals and off we go last they stroke and cuddle them 1st so that they bond and form a relationship. then that is exactly what rosalie likes. yes yes 1st brush their coats yeah so they're nice and clean and then we'll go out with them. and things will this happen you can do it but you know she always pulls that fast what looks like a nice family outing is actually animal assisted therapy. the idea of it is to gain more self-confidence the age of just 7 he's

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we are doing sherlock holmes a year late.he state department wants to say don't overlook the wuhan institute of virology. there were coronavirus experiments going on there and people got sick which is not something we have heard until now. that people actually got sick. state is reporting that. the other thing i want to point out is why now? if they knew this before, was this with held for political reasons? that's very disturbing. >> laura: doctor, we appreciate your time on this breaking news. >> thanks. >> shannon: the state department doesn't assign the origin but looking into it. just a few days remaining in the president's terms. republicans are releasing documents about the russian collusion probe that dominated the trump administration throughout his entire time in the white house. jillian turner has been pouring over the material today and joins us now. >> the senate judiciary committee led by lindsey graham released these documents after they were cleared for release by the attorney general. we are getting a lot of

she then met on ca tween sherlock the brooklyn based fashion designer had an idea that might have sounded bizarre to most people but francisco was convinced right away as i was watching my mother come to hear of her 2 long haired dogs and something just clicked after that i decided right away that i wanted to use their software to make yarn and it worked . like a couple. only certain breeds of dogs like this summer yet have the undercard beneath the top layer of hair it has to be come down regularly when their coats change in the spring they shed huge amounts of hair from their under coats the majority of which ends up in trash cans the 2 women now want to use this dog hair and pee people to collect it for them under no circumstances would they want to promote the idea of some kind of industrial farm. the textile engineer is thrilled by the quality of the dog's hair. the plan is now to chat into a germany wide network of dog owners and breeders so that they can acquire the amount of care they need. they found a spinning mill to transform the dog hair into yarn 1st the raw material has to

you know, you didn't have to be sherlock holmes to find it, you know, to -- for law enforcement to seed locks on their cars, people, you know, had to protect their car radios. i remember people also had steering wheels that you could remove, like you could remove your steering wheel and take it with you, make your car almost impossible to steal. so it was just crazy. >> trevor: you talk to some of the most interesting people during this documentary, you interview subjects that range from the journalists who were covering it, the police who were involved on both sides of it -- and we'll talk about that a little bit more -- but you also talked to the drug dealers also themselves, you talked to the people who were pushing this on the streets. first question, how did you convince them to do this and, secondly, why did you think it was important to have them be part of the telling of the story? >> i just thought that the lies that were told about crack, you know, and partly the lies told about the dealers, the lies that were told about the users -- you know, we interviewed one dealer sampso

this honey has gained a sort of school wide fame partly because of the sherlock holmes movie adaptations are similar trees are external oakley is what's wrong with glass to match me to see . they could do a lot of family lives in the wild landscape of turkeys black sea coast every day they drive up into the mountains to check on their beehives the medicinal or intoxicating effects their honey can have on people can be traced to the flowers of the pond to rhododendron it thrives in this area it's flowers and leaves contain substances that can have toxic effects when consumed. if someone eats too much of it they can start to see black and stagger around and. their head and ears get hot and their pulse slows down. in fact the emergency room of the nearest prevention ha. spittal regularly treats victims of mad honey. good cheese good meat they are what we do you talk to dave all colored some of them start seeing double i can cause heart attacks or even cardiac arrest all of the skin that was in most cases of delhi pal we just wanted to the patients for 24 hours and then send them home you kn

ainsley, did you know that sherlock holmes was a physician? let me play sherlock holmes here.a nonprofit working with the wuhan viral lab. he put together a group of scientists who major medical journal said this virus did not come from this lab. are how too they know that. information from the "new york post" comes out that some scientists were in bat caves. collecting material on coronavirus and we are getting bit by bats. they could have contracted a controversies. third fact from the state departments and most shocking virus in that institute 9% similar in structure to sars cov 2 this coronavirus. and get, this last fall, several scientists got sick with covid-like symptoms in advance of this disease ever being maimed. also that lab was worked with the chinese military and they have been doing investigations into different coronavirus for years now. all of that has been under the radar. it doesn't mean it definitely came from a lab but if i'm sherlock holmes i'm wondering what is going on in this place 20 miles outside of wuhan and what role did it play? ainsley: i underst

i'm no sherlock holmes but could history be repeating itself? tucker: it seems that way.ative points. great to see you. >> thank you. tucker: to me, it's not healthy to have a really crowded country. maybe we should keep that in mind before we crowd hours. it's been three months since election day in november and here's something amazing. the race for congress in news york's 22nd congressional district still has not been decided. why is new york's election system was then the election system and say honduras great question. the latest,gr next. python seems to take over partsr of south florida, python hunter standing by because it's writing and we are interested. straight ahead. ♪♪ the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! more simplicity with the what's in your fridge? recipe feature. and more motivation with on-demand workout classes. the new myww+. best offer of the year, join today for 55% off. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we've got a new we got a new president, who is running the justice department? in one of his very first axis is, joe biden appointed

this honey has gained a sort of world wide fame partly because of the sherlock holmes movie adaptation of transistor it's known locally as what's wrong with glass to much for me to see. the key to a lot of family lives in the wild landscape of turkey's black sea coast every day they drive up into the mountains to check on their beehives the medicinal or intoxicating effects their honey can have on people can be traced to the flowers of the pond take her to dendreon it thrives in this area it's flowers and leaves contain substances that can have toxic effects when consumed. if someone eats too much of it they can start to see black and stagger around and. their head and ears get hot and their pulse slows down or. in fact the emergency room of the nearest prevention hospital regularly treats victims of mad honey. good shift good midday it will be do you talk to dave a caller because some of them start seeing double i can cause heart attacks or even cardiac arrest i was in that but in most cases of telling you just wanted to buy patients for 24 hours and then send them home you know once

tucker, i'm no sherlock holmes, but could history be repeating itself?point. dr. marc siegel joining us tonight. great to see you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: may be the lesson is, it's not healthy to have a really, really crowded country. maybe we should keep that in mind before we crowded ours. it's been three months since election day in november. here's something amazing. the race for congress and new york's 22nd congressional district has not been decided. why is new york's election system worse than the election system in honduras? great question. we will get the latest there, next. and python seems to be taking over parts of south florida. a python hunter is standing by. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ piano playing ♪ ♪ “what the world needs now” ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope help now at redcross.org ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we've got a new president, who exactly is running the justice department? they've got some exclusive reporting on that tonight. in one of his very first acts of president, joe biden appointed someone called nichol

out now because the team is going over there from the world health organization and we are doing sherlocka year late looking at the wet markets which have been wiped down a year ago looking at that caves but the state department wants to say do not overlook the institute of virology, there were coronavirus experiment going on in people got sick which is not something we've heard until now that people actually got sick. this makes it concerning, the other thing i want to check out is why now, if they knew this before was this withheld for political reasons? that would be very very disturbing. shannon: always good to see you. state department does not assign the origins that they are looking into it. a few days remaining in the president's term, republicans releasing documents related to the origins of the russia collusion probe that dominated the trump administration throughout his entire time in the white house, julian turner has been pouring over the material today and joins us now. >> the senate judiciary committee led by lindsey graham has released documents after being declassified by

playing sherlock holmes a year after the fact? long after the wet market was wiped clean and the wuhan virology lab remaining off-limits? >> china spent the better part of the year from an orwellian version of events designed to persuade the world its authoritarian form of government is best suited to respond to a public health crisis. the facts are, however, if a novel like this had emerged in a democratic nation a global outbreak might never have occurred. >> reporter: this marks the 1-year anniversary of this tweet that is not aged well from the who, berliner investigations conducted by the chinese authorities found no clear evidence of human to human transmission of the novel coronavirus identified in wuhan, china. human to human transmission was not confirmed until january 20th. >> being able to investigate the virus in january would have helped with a data-driven response. instead we were flying blind. >> reporter: the delegate on the who trip to wuhan think this mission will not give us answers to the origin of coronavirus.

>> you know, fred, it doesn't take sherlock holmes to figure out why our numbers continue to get worsejust continue to worsen, why these numbers are so staggering. despite us being in the midst of the throes of the worst public health crisis in decades, states are still wide open. i'm here in the state of texas, and if i wanted to go to sunday brunch and find somewhere with bottomless mimosas and listen to jazz music, i can do that right now. there are places still wide open besides a number of people dying. we had our highest death toll on january 7th, yet for some reason, there are states across the united states that do not have mask mandates in place. someone needs to help me make sense, because i can't wrap my brain around this. >> you're saying there needs to be a shutdown or lockdown for a period of time, or at the very least mask mandates. >> at the very minimum. alabama, which has the fourth highest death toll, no mafsk mandate. arizona is seeing numbers of daily deaths a day, no mask mandate. i'm not sure what politicians are thinking are going to help curb coronavirus cases

playing sherlock holmes after the fact long after the wet market was wiped clean as well as pat caves remaining off-limits. >> china spent the better part of the year of shamelessly promoting a version of events designed to persuade the world that is a authoritarian form of government is best to respond to a crisis. but a novel virus that emerge like this in a nation, the global outbreak might never have occurred. >> this year marks the one-year anniversary of the tweet that has not aged well from the w.h.o. a book preliminary investigations conducted by the chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human to human transmission of the coronavirus found in wuhan, china. it was not confirmed until january 20th. >> being able to investigate the virus in january would have helped us with a data-driven response. instead we were flying blind. >> they think the mission will give us an answer to the origin of the coronavirus. >> under pressure, yes, actually, we want to find something. personally after i want to be clear. >> there will be more studies and more studies, all under the

i told the jury, ladies and gentlemen, you don't need to be sherlock holmes to see muth was trying toure out how do i get out of town. but you know, once we get those 12 jurors in the box and we commence the trial, no trial is ever a sure thing. after five days of presenting our evidence the prosecution rested. our case was strong, but we knew the burden of proof worked in muth's favor, not ours. >> one of the things i say to a jury is not only is my client factually innocent but he's legally presumed innocent under the law. maybe the defendant did it. that means not guilty. probably the defendant did it, that means not guilty. it's only if it's beyond a reasonable doubt. so it's a very high standard. >> when the defense took over we expected an elaborately contrived story for muth about what happened to viola. the judge ordered a two-way video feed between muth's hospital room and the court. but to the amazement of many who had followed the case, muth exercised his right not to testify in his own defense. were you surprised when he just kind of punked out and said -- >> i was definit

these two characters are intermediately confused or maybe sherlock holmes is the guy on the left or the right. and so at least we think that we know the truth about the enigma code breaking, but it is more involved than what you came away from the movie with. i won't give you a movie synopsis, because frankly, you can buy the dvd if you have not already seen it. here's a memo from where i am standing the print is big enough to read, but if you are at the back, you may not be able to see it, but this memo was in the british national archives dates from 1938. so, the year before war broke out in europe, and it's written by one of the senior crypt analysts after what became blechley park, and a gentleman john tillman who subsequently worked with the nsa and this is what happened to old spies. he did not actually retire, but he retired from the u.k., and it was not called the government code in ghq, and then he was hired by the nsa and that is how it worked. john tillman worked here for a while, and in fact, for 20 years. but this is what he wrote in 1938. and about the enigma machine, and

my my name is ali sherlock. i came into hospital on the 28th of december.ed. i had seen two people die in that either side of me while i have been at this hospital, and not elderly people either, people with families, children. how will they ever be able to explain to their families what has happened to them? i have had antibacterial lines, i have feeding tubes, i have a facemask i to use regularly called a facemask i to use regularly called a cpap mask, to inflate my lungs.|j just want to cuddle my babies, i have never been separated from my children before and ifind it very difficult. i just can't children before and ifind it very difficult. ijust can't reiterate how wonderful our nhs service is. they have literally said to my life, it could have gone one way or the other and i feel so very, it could have gone one way or the other and ifeel so very, very lucky to be yet —— they have literally saved my life. i got a headache, shortness of breath and i was bedbound, i was calling my dad and my sister drenched in sweat, i could not move, could not eat. from

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. >> my name is bill sherlock. thank you for the opportunity to comment. the neighboring house up the hill, 468 lombard, was built with two floors. the middle two rooms on each floor rely on light from windows in the light well halfway down the west bordering -- i was asked to take photos through the windows of the inner room, showing the existing blocking of light by the sponsor's house. i was shocked by the existing restriction of light. can't imagine what it would be light if 476 was built above the existing roof line or the proposed stairways added. for the sake of the neighboring tenants, please don't allow this to happen. another major issue is the impact to the project on the historical identity. the plans and status hold out that there is no historical impact. they tried to show this with site line drawings -- >> clerk: thank you, sir. your time is up. >> hi. my name is lance fulford, and i'm a long time residence of san francisco and have had my mother living with me and my family here, and i would like if the commissioners would approve this proj

hi, my name is ali sherlock. i came into hospital on the 28th of december. with families, children. how will they ever be able to explain to their families what has happened to them? i have had arterial lines, i have feeding tubes, i have a facemask i have to use regularly called a cpap mask, which helps inflate my lungs. ijust want to cuddle my babies, i have never been separated from my children before and i‘m finding it very difficult. ijust can‘t reiterate how wonderful our nhs service is. they have literally saved my life, it could have gone one way or the other and i feel so very, very lucky to be here to tell the story. so i got a headache, shortness of breath and i was bedbound, i was calling my dad and my sister drenched in sweat, i could not move, could not eat. from here upwards was the only working part of my lungs, the rest of my lungs went into type one respiratory failure. it was like... he pants. for days. that is how it was for days. i could never catch my breath. i had two nurses on this side, holding my hand, stroking me, saying it's ok, a

allie sherlock's whole family tested positive on christmas day.iously. i have seen two people die in beds either side of me while i have been in this hospital. people with families. children. how will they ever be able to explain to theirfamilies what they ever be able to explain to their families what has happened to them? this is so important, keep your distance, stay at home. protect your distance, stay at home. protect your loved ones. we thank ally and herfamily for sending your loved ones. we thank ally and her family for sending on that message. maybe an illustration of the problems. in london, a major incident has been declared with the mayor — sadiq khan — warning that hospital beds could run out within a couple of weeks. dr simon walsh is an emergency care doctor in london. he's also the deputy chair of the british medical association consulta nt‘s committee. thank you for your time. i appreciate it is so busy at the moment. we hear the situation in london according to the mayor is out of control, what is it like in your hospital? good m