is it kemp's ridley species on their breeding sites.— kemp's ridley species on their breeding sites., a rare species like this on a welsh s-eech? . . ., ., ., ., speech? we had an older one, an aduu speech? we had an older one, an adult female, _ speech? we had an older one, an adult female, five _ speech? we had an older one, an adult female, five years - speech? we had an older one, an adult female, five years ago i speech? we had an older one, an adult female, five years ago that| adult female, five years ago that washed up here, the first of her species in the uk. at this time of year, we do see this happening, and it may happen more often now, with early winter storms that we have and the stirring up of the water in the atlantic, because we have the gulf stream coming clockwise past the caribbean, up past the states to the uk, and any animals that get caught up uk, and any animals that get caught up in that that get cold shock might get carried all the way up and end “p get carried all the way up and end up on beaches on the western or south—western side of the uk, like tally di

i mean, i've talked to ridley scott over the years a lot, and obviously he was producer on blade runner, um, and we sat talking, and i said, "well, i'm really glad to meet you, �*cause it is the first time i've met you, but you always operate." he said, "yeah." "well, are you not going to operate?" he said, "no, i'm going to operate." i said, "well, i operate, so it's not going to work, is it?" and he said, "no, i guess not." but it was kind of nice chatting, you know. so it wasn't about intrusion, it was about the method of working, and just, sometimes, sometimes that's your comfort zone, i suppose, and you don't want to go out of it, or, i say it's that sort of personal relationship with a camera. i find what the camera does, the position and the composition, is more important than lighting. i love lighting, but that's not it, really, it's my relationship with the camera and the relationship of the camera to the actors in the frame. it's how do you compose a human face? how do you... you know, often, an actor or actress are on a set doing a big emotional scene, and the first person th

journey me now, member of the house of lords in the u.k., matt ridley. >> great to be on the show. >> greg: tell me what is special about her because that is kind of a big deal. >> she is a very talented young scientist. she got interested during this pandemic. she said is important we find out. she began piecing together the story. she found some things that surprise her. she started laying them out. i began to rely on her as a source for some writing i was doing. i was also curious where did this virus come from. both of us thought it was probably out of that wet market in the chinese city it came from. then we begin to find that the wet market theory fell apart in the laboratory week theory got stronger. we haven't ended up concluding that is definitely that. we don't know enough, but we try to take the reader with us on an exploration of everything we know and everything we don't know. >> greg: everything in that book, i read it, i read it in one day because it is so compelling. and it is like a detective novel. and i -- even the conclusion doesn't matter because it is the jour

i can't believe i got to work with ridley scott right after., amazing. i said to rid, "hey, do you think she ever loved him?" and that was after i had read the script a couple of times, and i hadn't done any real digging yet. and he said, "oh, they were in love." i abandoned this idea that she was a gold digger and i went on this real journey of research about her. and feel she was pushed over the edge so far that she made a terrible, terrible mistake. and i think she's sitting in milan somewhere with deep regret. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you stay right there. nobody move. nobody move! nobody gets hurt! we'll be right back with more lady gaga, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to help energize and replenish. dayquil severe is a max strength daytime, coughing,

"tally" the kemp's ridley sea turtle was found on a beach in flintshire on sunday and is being nursedlaces — shopping centres, parades... ..and even in this aquarium in budapest! these seasonal divers are there to feed the fish, avoid the sharks, and spread some christmas cheer to visitors. there's even a small tree decorated with shells at the bottom of the tank. it's the first saturday in december so retailers will be hoping for a busy weekend but will the new rules around masks in england and concerns about the omicron variant affect footfall? our business correspondent katie prescott is in romford, in essex. well, the christmas tree is up here in the centre of romford and stores are selling everything from christmas trees to stockings branded with west ham and tottenham and christmas wreaths. the hope is that shoppers will also be getting into the christmas spirit today and willing to come and spend money on the high street at this crucial time for retail in the run—up to christmas. it has been such a difficult time for retail through the pandemic and there is a concern that the o

tally, the kemp's ridley sea turtle, was found on a beach in flintshire last week and is being nursedake a look at these pictures. they're from manger square in bethlehem. with three weeks to go until christmas day, this was the moment that the town's christmas tree lights were switched on. the festive season actually began there last weekend with a christmas market and a service at the church of nativity. three christian denominations — the armenians, roman catholics and greek orthodox — share control of the church in the west bank town. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lucyegrey. thank you very much for watching. hello there. it's been very cold everywhere across the uk on saturday. we've seen increasing amounts of snow across southern south east scotland and across northern england, mainly over the pennines. sunday is also going to be another cold day — maybe not quite as cold because the winds won't be as strong as saturday — and there will be further rain, most of the rain towards the eastern side of the country. we've still got that cold air mass across the uk but, like i menti

. >> i don't think there's any director who can encode content into the visual presence like ridley canons are tremendously mixed. there's overcrowding. there's poverty. he's projecting so much content into those images. and you just soak it in. >> i was constantly beaten up every day. people say why is it raining always? why do you want it to be at night? i said because that's the way i [ bleep ] want it. >> harrison ford thought his character deckard was a human noting and ridley scott was planting clues in the movie that he actually was a rep lickant with planted memories like this unicorn he daydreams about. >> harrison is in full denial today that he's a rep lickant. at the end the whole point of leading that unicorn on the floor when he walks out, stops, picks it up and he nods. that nod is an assent, that is correct. somebody knows about my most private dream which is about a unicorn. duh. >> james cameron's "aliens" is the perfect sequel because it doesn't just repeat the first film. it takes elements of the first one and builds upon them but it then makes it into a different ge

the ridley scott commercial for the macintosh. >> it depicted a very thinly disguised representationy little company, apple, is going to destroy the reigning power. >> we shall prevail. >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce macintosh. >> the personal computer war heated up today. apple computer officially unveiled its new macintosh. >> i'd like to let macintosh speak for itself. >> hello, i am macintosh. >> the introduction of the mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is betting $100 million and admittedly its future, to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the man in ibm. >> it is aimed at a largely untapped market of managers, professionals, and students. while they make up about 75% of the white collar workforce, less than 5% now use computers, mostly because of their complexity. macintosh is designed for simplicity. using a palm-sized unit called a mouse. >> it was the first time that a machine was personal, it was si

including funding for five block two chinook helicopters and five ospreys, all which are manufactured in ridley park, pennsylvania. the men and women who build these incredible aircraft are proud that their hard work directly supports our national security and sdraser relief -- disaster relief efforts around the world and the 2022 ndaa is an investment in these amazing workers. the ndaa also includes funding for the fifth of five national security multimission vessels which are being built at the philadelphia ship yard, the birthplace of the united states navy. these are training ships for our nation's maritime academy which will educate the next generation of mariners as we're seeing growing shortages of that workforce. this has provided hundreds of jobs in my district and throughout our region and it will create hundreds more as work continues. these training vessels are critical to our national commerce, our national defense, and our regional economy. this friday, i'm looking forward go to the philadelphia navy yard. i want to highlight as well the important reforms the ndaa finally makes to

. >> caitlin webb and ashton ridley say they were trapped and injured but got help crawling in the dark through feet of debris. >> if you made the wrong move, you would have fell back to the ground and it would have -- it was raining. we had no lights, so everyone that was conscious was trying to help each other out. >> inside the collapsed factory, others like keyona parsons perez live streamed the harrowing moments on facebook. >> somebody please send us some help. we are trapped. the wall is stuck on me. nobody can get to us. >> she was one of the last people to be rescued. of all days, on her 40th birthday. she's grateful to celebrate life, while loved ones of the missing wait anxiously for answers. >> we're trying to fight our grief, but right now, i'm looking for a miracle. >> reporter: yeah, miracle is what people are looking for. take a look. this is the downtown core. it's mixed industrial and residential. what you're looking at is mostly commercial. you see those power poles down. that's kind of interesting because power is out here, and you have those utility trucks that are

. >> reporter: caitlin webb and ashlynn ridley say they were trapped and injured, but got help crawlingve fell back to the ground and it would have -- and it was raining, we had no light. so everyone that was conscience was trying to help each other out. >> inside the collapsed factory, others like key ana parson perez live streamed the harrowing moments on facebook. >> somebody please send us some help. we are trapped. the wall is stuck on me. nobody can get to us. >> reporter: she was one of the last people to be rescued. of all days, on her 40th birthday. she's grateful to celebrate life, while loved ones of the missing wait anxiously for answers. >> when the time is right, i'll grieve. but right now, i'm looking for a miracle. >> that was nbc's kathy park reporting from kentucky. next, the number one podcast on apple's chart is "american radical." my friend and colleague ayman mohyeldin joins me to talk about the latest episode. it is out today. this episode dives into the deadly consequences of disinformation. >>> and later, the next steps in new york attorney general's quest to de

here the coauthor of a new book, viral, search for origin of covid-19, lord mac ridley.g. talk about the news few are talking about, out of taiwan, a lab worker has been infected with covid. what does that reveal to us? well the authorities in taiwan have confirmed this woman was bitten twice by mice, biosecurity level 3 on covid-19 virus, sars co v. 2. a few days later she got symptoms. the at the time taiwan had almost no cases t was you know, pretty obvious what was happening where she caught it from. there was no other possibility of her catching it. what this tells us it is very easy to catch this virus in a laboratory. now we already know that in taiwan, singapore, beijing, lab workers caught sars one, the first sars virus during experiments on at least four occasions. and on three of those occasions they didn't even how they had caught it. there was no dropped test tube, or nobody was bitten by a mouse, things like that. so these are very easy to catch in the lab if you're working on these viruses. will: to your point, matt, the laboratory in taiwan was higher sec

the kemp's ridley sea turtle — which is normally found in the gulf of mexico — was found by a dog walkerner and director of anglesey sea zoo. tally is still a juvenile. it is not possible at the moment to determine whether tally is a male or female. when he or she was found tally was in, well, appeared to be dead in this cold shock, a coma, which reptiles go into when they are suddenly plummeted into much colder temperatures that they are accustomed to. when tally was found on the beach, the chap that found tally thought he had found a dead tropical total. he knew it was a tropical turtle but he or she did appear to be completely dead. it was mild and turning colder once again. it will turn chillyjust in time for the weekend. a lot of sunshine around before the cold and frosty start. some showers and these will have a wintry flavour. in that northerly air flow, a will have a wintry flavour. in that northerly airflow, a ridge of high pressure moving in from the west and will kill off most of the showers here. a cold air mass as you can see here. a cold air mass as you can see here. here i

tally the kemp's ridley sea turtle was found on a beach in flintshire on sunday and is being nursed backth, has thanked the people of liverpool for their support. it comes as thousands are expected to hold a vigil in the city to remember her. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin reports. not even a teenager, ava had gone out with friends to see the christmas light switch on. she died following a stabbing. another child charged with her murder. the city has been stunned, coming together to remember template market wednesday's derby, tonight coming together at a vigil, to raise money and show support for the 12—year—old's family. your limit i wanted her family. your limit i wanted her family to no doubt alone, to have got a whole city behind them, and we are passing but with strength onto her family and giving are passing but with strength onto herfamily and giving them are passing but with strength onto her family and giving them strength to get through each day. we are here for them, they are not alone, and to give ava % of that little girl deserves. give ava �*xp of that little girl deserves-— g