] >> seth: well, i'm glad you're good, wally, because i'm, uh, not doing great.yesterday, during "a closer look," i got all tripped up when wally held up this card with the words "so now we what these. made no sense, so wally did this, putting his finger over the "we," which made the sentence make even less sense. [ laughter ] wally, do you now understand that a word was missing and that that word was "know" >> uh, yeah, i do, but i needed the "know" for something else, seth >> seth: what did you need the "know" for >> for this. hey, kids, be nice to your cue-card guy, because he can [bleep] you over [ theme tones play ] [ applause ] >> seth: i think wally counts as a series regular now [ laughter ] anybody remember what we were talking about? oh, right, now i do. here we go keep going it turns out manchin was calling the reporter bull[bleep] because the reporter asked him about one of the bill's most important and transformative policies, an extension of the child tax credit that has helped dramatically slash child poverty. if democrats don't pass "build back be

i get it, wally.ent the side that made more sense. [ laughter ] >> thank you that's right besides, you always -- >> seth: anyway -- we're talking about how someone else is incompetent. [ laughter ] and yet despite, or more likely because of the fact that she lied about everything, kellyanne conway was invited back on fox news this week to lie yet again. this time about global supply chain issues >> you have a biden administration pretending they can bring us out of a once in a century pandemic economically and they can't know admit what inflation is joe biden telling us all that we're sort of stupid and don't understand what the supply chain crisis is -- i worked in that white house for four years we never even heard of such a thing. there was no supply chain crisis >> seth: oh, really? because i seem to remember a time when a roll of toilet paper had a street value just above cocaine. [ laughter ] "hey, man, you looking to score some paper i just got some sweet alabama snowflake. two plies in your fl

so now what -- wally? wally? do you know what's wrong >> yeah. >> seth: okay. what these - [ laughter ] look at this guy look at this technical solution. >> yes >> seth: ol' two-finger wally to the rescue [ laughter ] maybe my dad's next message will be for you so now what these fox hosts were saying privately about the reality of what happened on january 6th. in public, though, on their tv and radio shows, they repeatedly went to great lengths to minimize it, to amplify the lies about election fraud that motivated it, and even suggest that there may have been other elements like antifa involved in the riot >> the fbi will infiltrate groups, whether it's the mob or al qaeda, and they'll try to be one of them and unwind a plot before it takes place. >> right >> do you think maybe, perhaps, and maybe you don't want to give away your series - do you find indications that the fbi was actually pushing for this invasion? >> we had the reports that groups like antifa, other radical groups, i don't know the names of all of them, but they were there to cause trouble. >>

when wally by m set up a factory to build his self designed ass stream band with demand exploding for the trade, a lifestyle in the us business soon boomed for the distinctive silver colored model . the 19 forties and fifties saw by him also launch special caravan trips, taking adventurous as stream as on epic roots such as cape town to cairo. he urged his compatriots to discover more of the world with the home comforts of a rolling american living room. 60 percent of the last streams ever built a still on the road with many of them already having enjoyed several lives. and this one was used as a chicken coop. you can still see the wire in the windows all my god. so there is something to do here, it's dirty. and it's a challenge that he's very much looking forward to chicken work, but you have to refer back to go to china again. oh, it will be good as new, if not better. oh, $3.00, a labor of love that will take him 3 or 4 months. the exterior will involve a lot of work, sanding down the body and 4 rounds of polishing. but then the old, worn out gray will be back to its shining mirror

and — was spotted in tenby which were wally and i had a holiday booked to see hirn _ wally and i hadeeing a greater range — incredible. lisa, are we seeing a greater range of _ incredible. lisa, are we seeing a greater range of beasts - incredible. lisa, are we seeing a greater range of beasts from - incredible. lisa, are we seeing a | greater range of beasts from the deep around the coastline and is it because of climate change? how much can we detect it is because of climate change?— can we detect it is because of climate change? can we detect it is because of climate chance? , , . ., , climate change? this year has been absolutely fantastic _ climate change? this year has been absolutely fantastic for _ climate change? this year has been absolutely fantastic for marine - absolutely fantastic for marine life. we have had creatures from the deep. wally the walrus from the arctic, humpback whales which would have been a rare sight previously, we have had 75 sightings of cornwall in the past couple of years. we have had delights such as swimming adders. unusually encountered. and puff

guest: we did cover wallis simpson and she was one of our most divisive subjects. we heard from people from the u.s. who were like, i did not know. i am so much more sympathetic towards her where she was caught in a situation where she had no choice but to get married to the king. people from the other side of the atlantic were like how do you support a woman who did this to our country. it was really interesting to hear that. guest: going back to what i said at the top of the show is that few people are all bad or all good. it was a little bit of the creeping in of the good that a people in that case. guest: definitely. host: you have also covered topics that while related to women were not actually real women at all. you did a podcast on wonder woman and you have a podcast on the statue of liberty. why did you do one on the statue of liberty? guest: they statue of liberty is technically a lady person. she is lady shaped. [laughter] the statue of liberty stands as a symbol for a bigger thing. digging into her history, it touched a lot of things we had already cove

i don't need you and your cue cards, wally where was i?ing [ laughter ] so like -- so yesterday people voted. all right, i do need the cue cards, wally >> yeah, i thought so. >> seth: all right [ laughter ] [ applause ] for a guy who doesn't like ice cream, you sure know how to make a meal out of it [ laughter ] the point is there are a lot of factors at play. some of them within democrats' control. some of them not and the difference this time is we have massive existential crises looming over the country in which one party's entirely captive to an aspiring authoritarian who wants to overthrow democracy. this party's entirely on board even youngkin enthusiastically welcomed trump's endorsement while also keeping him at arms length and declining to stand on stage with him for example, at one point he happily accepted trump's endorsement. and then in another, he said he had nothing to do with the tele-rally trump held for him and acted like he barely even talked to trump. >> well, i'm honored to receive the president's endorsement and i do

that. [ laughter ] keep it up, wally. finally, the restaurant chain applebees began offering, so called, cosmic wings yesterday. which features chicken tossed in original or flaming hot cheetos cheese sauce and that's not all they're tossed in. [ laughter ] that was a monologue, everybody. we've got a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause she is one of our favorite guests you know her from nbc's "parks and recreation" as well as "legion. her children's book "the legend of the christmas witch" is out today. the very funny aubry plaza will be here in studio. [ cheers and applause he's the talented actor you've seen in films like "an education" and "jackie." he stars in the powerful limited series "dopesick," which you can check out on hulu. peter sarsgaard is here. we love peter. [ cheers and applause and man, he is a best-selling author who's new novel "the lincoln highway," is on sale now. amor towles will be joining me [ cheers and applause he's one of my favorites, and i'm very much looking forward to talkin

[ laughter ] wally, no!ter ] do we have to eat later after wally made a meal of that? [ laughter ] the point is, it is now beyond doubt, if there was any to begin with, that trump and his gang tried to stage a coup to overturn a presidential election they came incredibly close to pulling it off, and it's very likely they'll try again in fact, we know trump would like to try it again, because he keeps talking about it, as he did over the weekend at a so-called "history tour" with disgraced former fox news host bill o'reilly. >> mike, had he had the courage to do what thomas jefferson did but a minor version -- you know thomas jefferson, he kept georgia. you know that? he didn't send it back there was a dispute. "hear ye, hear ye, the great state of georgia is unable to properly calculate its votes." thomas jefferson was sitting where mike was right where mike - you know what he said? "hear ye, hear ye, we will keep the votes of the great state of georgia. he didn't send it back to the legis -- no. all i wante

. >> brian: you may have gotten wally pipp. another fade. thornton went to grab.jor play. >> brian: cowboys coming all the way back. could they get this done? they score. they win. desmond jackson is reaching. inches short. talk about a game of inches, this personifies it. >> brian: turnovers. didn't hurt them in the first match. >> brian: wildly emotional dave aranda. >> adam: defensive coordinator for the l.s.u. national championship team and he wanted to make sure there was no michael penix review, touchdown, requesting like that. 21-16. now, gentlemen, behold, michigan just getting under way with the big ten championship game, you know alabama is in. georgia in. cincinnati in. so that's where we stand. if michigan wins our top four isn't changing. it's just who is changing among them. >> brian: bama won. michigan two if they win. then georgia. then cincinnati. >> brian: i have bama one. georgia two. michigan would be three. >> adam: we got your fours. if michigan loses to iowa -- >> brian: then it becomes a question for the committee between baylor and notre d

no, you wally. it was dead, knocked over, poor thing. - at least you gave it a decent burial.t to the frozen peas. gunther, six classes! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five�*s good. i did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross, the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you too! probably not in the same way. the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering # here i am, wondering where when i'm going to see you again...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i have always wanted to pursue as well. # yes, sir, i can boogie but i need a certain song # i can boogie, # boogie boogie all night long... # red, red wine...# so, it's ready, it is go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads. brilliant start by the austrian driver. hill second... senna up to fourth

back. tish wally. when i came over to the boy, her son laid a gift for the girl at a one day. someone left the boy outside her office and he could not have student by himself because he got canceled. he didn't know she become is the matter. i mean i i. c need to meet with you on myrtle mean and now you may find you, i'm with lima. how? by asking a lot the i buy a with a a you might be in that think so the thing. yeah. i think yeah. luckily. and have a little ally, me, me full voice, i've learned somebody who took the reading but the meeting was going me. let me come live, let me call them lie to me. what did they did? they must delegate micro saying that is still one company is also here upon the the company is called got a box up here and let me t a pi favorable woman been door you that cocoa, me woman you tonight wasn't local harmon. so when leo financing i, me there was, since i was a little boy in india, my dream was to make bollywood fence. so finally i was going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition. the story i chose was of my own village, and it does

wally, sharon and john. one of the things that struck me is and you write about this because you do that yourself in this book. it's part of what makes it so gripping. these are not people that you necessarily grow up with four people, the sort of people that are part of your friendship group or your family although with some exceptions. what was it like to start to try to cross those barriers and become intimately intertwined withthese sources lives ? >> so it was hard at first. there were female workers in here and we never hear about that so i found shannon on facebook and i said shannon, would you tell me your story and at first she agreed to meet for lunch at cracker barrel and then shegot scared and canceled abruptly . i had to, i had to promise her i wouldn't write the piece until after the factory closed because she was afraid you wouldn't get her bonus or that the company would punish her for talking to the media the first day i sat down with her and asked her about her job she talked for two hours

no, you wally. it was dead, knocked over, poor thing. - at least you gave it a decent burial.ext to the frozen peas. gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good. i did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross. the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you, too! probably not in the same way. # disco dancing with the lights down low # beats are pumpin�* on the stereo...# the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. # here i am, walking primrose # wondering when i'm gonna see you again...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # bye bye baby, baby goodbye # bye bye baby, don't make me cry # we sang shang—a—lang # and we ran with the gang # doin�* doo—wop—be—dooby—do—ay # we were

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-- old, cue card wally, goes, "hey, you gonna be okay remembering 'the evil john kennedy' or do yound set of cards over the other camera?" [ laughter ] i'm fine, bro. crushed it >> yeah, you did you did. [ laughter ] and by the way, a fellow senator, democrat tina smith of minnesota, confirmed that it was her who said, "oh my goodness" off camera, writing on twitter, "that person off camera is me. and what i was really thinking was holy [ bleep ]." [ laughter ] which is appropriate, because the rest of kennedy's questions were also holy [ bleep ] for example, earlier in that same exchange, kennedy asked her if she had formally resigned from a mandatory school organization in a country that no longer exists >> you used to be a member of a group called "the young communists," didn't you? >> senator, are you referring to my membership in the youth communist organization while i was growing up in the soviet union? >> i don't know. i just -- i wanted to ask you that question. >> everybody in that country was a member of the komsomol, which was the communist youth organization that was --

he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaute 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier what you can is the profound >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. >> virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it will offer paying customers a space plane ride next year at roughly 250,000 bucks a pop. >> nasa and space x teamed up this year to plan america's next lunar mission now slated for 2025, the head of nasa warning that china could make it their first summer linked to plea confirmed space x also shot off more than 50 satellites into orbit with the goal of improving internet in underserved areas. >> i like that. shatner was genuine really emotional kind of sweet. all right. let's take a live look at sfo there on y

migration that was now not, we don't only have chinese here, but also koreans, periods and mongolians, one wally. there are lots of mixed marriages here and then i'm years in salmon, brack washington. she lives in this ob scale neighborhood with her husband and 3 children. june is of chinese origin. did you take your vitamins darling? if not, we'll take them. aaliyah's husband who runs an import export business, has given his family a comfortable life. they have a large, attractive house, and each child has their own bedroom. aliya and june met 20 years ago at university in ear, coots. before the wedding. aliya had to win over her parents. in russia, interracial couples are rare and often discriminated against her. racism has deep roots here. and what now do you want me to be a russian man or them bring home $50000.00 roubles? and that's it pretty well. you've been but lisa, michael should have ms. anna, but you know, she finally understood that i was there for business. not dinner of him. of course you build on with me, but um ah, since our marriage aaliyah's also become a business woman. she r

hyde street services is the successor to wally hyder recordings and is known for producing the san francisco sound, with artists such as the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, santana, and credence clearwater revival. it is the longest running multiroom recording studio still running in the bay area. hyde street's clients are mainly bay area artists and groups, although the studio has served big names in the punk rock genres including green day and tupac shakur. hyde street studios has continuously given back to the tenderloin and local and independent musician communities through lending its space for youth through local organizations including hyde street community center and youth california. staff is supportive of the application and adding the business to the legacy business registry. this concludes staff presentation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, gigi. if there are no questions or comments from the commissioners, we should open this up to the public. members of the public, this is your indication to press star, three and wait until you hear that your line has been unmuted. you'll ha

migration was now not we don't only have chinese here, but also koreans reacts and mongolians one wally. there are lots of mixed marriages here and then i'm years and some and one of them she lives in this upscale neighborhood with her husband and 3 children. june. is of chinese origin. did you take your vitamins darling? yes. is no. take them aaliyah's, husband who runs an import export business, has given his family a comfortable life. they have a large attractive house, and each child has their own bedroom. aaliyah and june met 20 years ago at university in ear, coots. before the wedding. aliya had to win over her parents. in russia, interracial couples are rare and often discriminated against her. racism has deep roots here. let us know. ah, ah well mercer jesse, is it okay if i talk about this vehicle is a good year? my mother in law cut out an article from a newspaper only little squiggly said, there are many chinese who come here to marry russia cuz i asked you, but almost, even though they're already married back in china, those are those questions. and then they go back to chin

jamie wallis, the mp for bridgend in south wales, said he was assisting police with their inquiries followinglamppost. police said a man aged 37 had been released under investigation. at least 108 people are now known to have died in a typhoon that struck the philippines on thursday, the most powerful storm to reach the country this year. more than 300,000 people were forced to leave their homes as winds reached more than 120 miles per hour. search and rescue efforts are continuing in the worst—affected areas. in australia, police say a sixth child has died as a result of an accident with a bouncy castle in tasmania. the 11—year—old boy was among a group of children who fell about 10 metres when the inflatable structure was lifted off the ground by a gust of wind. they'd been celebrating at an end—of—term school party. in hong kong's first elections since china increased its control over the territory, turn—out was at a record low, according to officials in the region. just over 30% of those eligible to vote went to the polls. all candidates were approved by beijing, and thosejudged to be unp

in february of 2014, in this calendar year, affording the democratic well, the people have been is wally in nicaragua. so this is all about neo liberalism and maintaining the status quo. and maxine is absolutely right. it is. this is a front to the united nations. it's brought to the united nations security council where they want to do and what and what doing essential reported on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead demo. well, i think quite right. nice assignment focus is one of the sham. i mean, when representatives of ukraine, i see, you know, the panel discussion corruption. i mean like, as far as i remember there were 2 goals set by the conference after the story, terry and review our focus. yes. and i didn't corruption, you know, well do it on a start. if you look at wiki lives, there amount of materials that you provided on corruption. emphasize the former soviet union, not only in the west and just by, you know, we can support what international breast use the massively and you are absolutely right. it's a saying when these people who use even from a technical point of view, they

in this calendar year, according to the democratic will, the people have been, is wally in nicaragua. so this is all about neo liberalism and maintaining the status quo. and maxine is absolutely right. it is. this is a front to the united nations. it's in front of the united nations security council . what they want to do and what and what doing essential reported on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead demo our i think you're quite right. a simon just want to share. i mean, when representatives of your grade i see on the panel discussion corruption. i mean, like, as far as i remember there were 2 sent by the conference. authoritarian regimes will not focus. yes. and i can corruption, you know, wow, do it on a starter. if you look at the amount of materials that you provided on corruption inside the former soviet union, not only in the western countries, but you know, we get a national breast it use that massively. and you are absolutely right it's, it's a shame when the people who are used, even from a technical point of view, they use their research done bi weekly lives. and now creat

so the imbalance could lead to even more deaths. plumber, a pillar wally of grim repercussions if the world doesn't adopt a single vaccination strategy. as ca, my younger nigger unless i get i know the army crunch train will be followed by others. if we do not act in all countries dinner at here to a single vaccination strategy, at the moment, there is a global kovacs initiative aimed at corporation in the field of vaccines. the initiative is commendable, but although it initially seemed to have a well thought out strategy, it did not the out the expected results are you not to day, we're facing an equality. despite the efforts of high income countries, only 14 percent of the vaccine colleagues should have received were provided with feel it is necessary to remove intellectual property right in order to create vaccines and distribute them right as primarily in low income and middle income economies, social. so as sunlight, if a bit with all the world current pressing woes like covert and helmet, crumbs threatening to derail the festive season. for all of us, politicians have got some

one wally. there are lots of mixed marriages here and then i'm years in salmon, washington. she lives in his upscale neighborhood with her husband and 3 children. june is of chinese origin. did you take your vitamins darling? yes. is no one to take them. aaliyah's husband who runs an import export business, has given his family a comfortable life. they have a large, attractive house, and each child has their own bedroom. aaliyah and june met 20 years ago at university in ear, coots, before the wedding. aliya had to win over her parents. in russia, interracial couples are rare, and often discriminated against her. racism has deep roots here. let us know. ah, ah, well mercer jesse, is it okay if i talk about this vehicle is good. yeah. my mother in law cut out an article from a newspaper will be a little sketchy said. there are many chinese who come here to marry russia because i asked you, but almost even though they're already married back in china, those are ruskin and then they go back to china. we've got a little tourney. them cookie, of that there was the book on will do

lawyers for awad wally, alyssa requested, the 22 year-old be sent to the state mental hospital for treatment. he's accused of opening fire in a busy supermarket in boulder back in march. authorities say he killed a police officer shoppers and several store employees if psychiatric treatment works, he could eventually stand trial. and that will get to the latest in the deadly school shooting in michigan. prosecutors have charged the parents of the 15 year-old accused shooter who did this at his high school where he killed 4 students and injured 7 others. grant lotus joins us now live from our newsroom with the latest developments and grant a big story today was the parents were missing. >> that apparently is over. well, the attorney for the parents says that they will be turning themselves in a lawyer. >> says the 2 parents who are charged with involuntary man slaughter from this michigan high school shooting left town for their own safety. but the attorney claims that they will becoming back to town to face their arraignments. james and jennifer crumbley. you see them upper right. they were

february of 2014, in this calendar year. affording that the democratic will, the people have been, is wally in nicaragua. so this is all about neo liberalism and maintaining the status quo. and maxine is absolutely right. it is, this is a on a front to the united nations. it's in front of the united nations security council where they want to do and what and we're doing aside to report it on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead, the more our i think you're quite right, a just want to share. i mean, when representatives of your grade, i see you know, the panel discussion corruption. i mean like, as far as i remember there were 2 goals set by the conference after the authoritarian regimes called our focus. yes. and i didn't corruption, you know, well do it on a starts, if you look at wiki leaves, the amount of materials that you provided on corruption in size, the former soviet union, not only in the west, but you know, we can support what, how can breast use the massively and you are absolutely right. it's the same when the people who use even from a technical point of view, they use the resea

in this calendar year forwarding and then the democratic, well, the people have been, is wally in nicaragua. so this is all about neal liberalism and maintaining the status quo. and maxine is absolutely right. it is, this is an affront to the united nations. it's a front can be nation security council where they want to do and what and what join us. i reported on the crimes amino liberalism go ahead demon. well, i think you're quite right. the assignment just want to share. i mean when representatives of your grade i see on the panel discussion corruption. i mean, like, as far as i remember there were 2 sets by the conference after the authoritarian regimes called our focus. yes. and i didn't corruption, you know, well do it on a starter. if you look at the amount of materials that you provided on corruption in size, the former soviet union, not only in the west and just by, you know, we can support what international breast use the match it. and you are absolutely right. it's the same when these people who use even pro technical point of view, they use the research done bi weekly. and now

i make it, make it easy for us, for the hundreds of millions of people all over the world. wally, looking forward to see what happens in 6 months from now. you do actually make a really good point. and i think napa has a policy that all of the planetary prob, have to have a camera because they realize just how important it is to be able to show the pictures to the waiting public. people want to, to see a be able to connect that set up the same web space telescope is going to be looking in the infrared, which isn't the wavelength that we can see with our own eyes. so it's not going to be a picture that you might recognise, normally when you're looking at galaxies, probably will look quite unusual. exactly what they look at depends on how people are going to set them up. because all of these images are what's called false color image. so you take a wavelength that you can't see. and the sewing a color that you can see. and then you put all of these together and they create this beautiful color images. and i'm sure that will be a lot of people at nasa making sure that well and the institutio

wally -- huawei is looking to overcome u.s. sanctions.ur message, it said it will focus on its operating systems while boosting spending on clean energy and helping traditional energy sectors go green. turner's manufacturing sector continues to expand this

but perhaps they should take a look a little closer to home caleb bobbin r t new york, george sam wally from a london based thinktank on international fair says the sudden buzz at round corruption is just another tool to control other countries. the southern preoccupation with corruption is a way for. busy the united states to control other countries in particular control . busy that. 1 financial transactions, and this is the piece with this democracy summit, the united states. a government is now under the control, joseph biden. and he's the department of justice. his treasury department will take the the from the president, and then i'm going to investigate on the bite, and then he will then they investigate on the bike and all of this time he's financial transaction. and his son, extreme success as an office. i remember buying the announce what was the sometime in the fall. busy of 2020 i think that well, he's been told that he's under investigation by the federal government. well, time is the last and this investigation is obviously going nowhere to watch. international still had in

now is wally soldiers have injured more than $240.00 palestinian protest as in the town of boca north of nashville as that's according to the palestinian red present. security forces. 5, take ass live, ammunition and rabble close at steam, bullets demonstrations rallied off to the area was close to residence. well, let's get more on this mountain that abraham is joining us live, i believe, from bethlehem via skype near that they have been ongoing tensions in boca, at least over the past week. what's the latest that you're hearing? there is a lot of increasing tension that's taking place in vertical and in all the villages around the north of the occupied bank where palestinians are saying that the nation alone sending for themselves and they've been organizing local committees to try and fend of secular tax. there has been on the rise lately, but the happening creasing ever since last week when seen in some passing and fight as a shot at. and it's really 2nd car and the killed one shrapner and injured others. and ever since then the 2nd they have been marching and trying to get to an

dominic rob having said that, that won't be a plan b and that plan b would be quite a limited effect. wally, anyway, and right now, but britain has a limited mask wearing and hasn't gone into any other firm of measures. that's quite controversial. nevertheless, dominic robin sis, that there will be no plan b, the will be any uptake of other restrictions ahead of christmas despite the evidence that all of that we're seeing a real increase and in on the chrome or what across the board that increase in the u. k, what's happening on the european continent under will in brussels, e u. health ministers are meeting right now. there are looking at the travel restrictions as to whether or not they should be extended in the european union. that there seems to be a feeling in germany that they do need to go into more restrictions. they're also looking one across the board at. so how they handle pandemic of the future. it's being discussed in considerable detail. also, the, the you health commissioner is saying that right away the needs to be more mosque wearing and social distancing in all countries.

young palestinians resolved to fight against east wally government and the occupation in 1987. the 1st intifada, which was soon dubbed the war, the stones began, the conflict brought with it violence and death. ah. in 1993 secret talks began between the 2 hostile parties in norway, which became known as the all slow peace process. bought negotiations will also held in jerusalem in room 16 at the american colony hotel. these us to him of this were to give to us citizens. this room was booked as a meeting room we have on us. but i cashed out of the we noticed when the cars pulled up that it was a mixed delegation, the commission delegates, yuma, israeli, palestinian and international into knox. hello, one of the journalist lea a norwegian cast. invite a car came over and spoke to me. come down so me on south and you know what's happening was, had no clue. ah, it's historical negotiations in room 16 continued for days would began to get out. ah knocked him by the ugly humidity for after that we became the local meeting point to fall to warner. i made my private apartment available

migration was now not, we don't only have chinese here, but also koreans reacts and mongolians one wally. there are lots of mixed marriages here and then i'm years in salmon, but one of them she lives in this op scale neighbourhood with her husband and 3 children. june is of chinese origin. did you take your vitamins darling? yes. is no. take them aaliyah's, husband who runs an import export business, has given his family a comfortable life. they have a large attractive house, and each child has their own bedroom. aliya and june met 20 years ago at university in ear, coots. before the wedding. aliya had to win over her parents in russia. interracial couples are rare and often discriminated against her. racism has deep roots here lately. ah, ah one as her gesture is it okay if i talk about this vehicle is good year, my mother in law cut out an article from a newspaper only. like i said, there are many chinese who come here to marry russia because i asked you, but almost, even though they're already married back in china, those it was good. and then they go back to china. we did a either g

ah, the wally think demands that everything has a cause. we can't think otherwise. we can't imagine a beginning without something that came before. physics is about measuring the big everything that surrounds us. but not everything can be measured. music of your house, and if we physicists hate time, it just doesn't fit into our equations. i zoom in experiments, you can always waste that time to 0, but we can put the bowl back at the top it all the time can go forward and backward in equations and i thought we keep getting older about like what? it's as though there are different forms of time that's obvious for she'd in the form from target o'clock, cuts everything into sections and give the world time based on 24 time size. but this as a human construct in the past noon occurred in each city at a different time, depending on the position of the sun. mm. time measurement is relative. according to einstein's theory, if you live 3 space at the speed of light, your wrist watch would slow to the point that no time would pass at all. mm. it's not possible to actually ex