isabella tree, there. let's go. yes. isabella tree. having _ there. let's go. yes.et's go. yes. isabella tree, having walked the - there. let's go. yes. isabella i tree, having walked the estate with you, having seen your passion and the scale of your ambition, it strikes me there is a basic question of priorities here. you have put the priority of healing the land and species regeneration above maximising food production.— above maximising food production. well, that is absolutely _ production. well, that is absolutely true. - production. well, that is absolutely true. what i production. well, that is| absolutely true. what we production. well, that is - absolutely true. what we have to remember here is that this was very marginal land, it was very, very difficult to be producing food intensively in a modern system on this land. but ou were modern system on this land. but you were doing it. wheat, - you were doing it. wheat, barley--- _ you were doing it. wheat, barley... about _ you were doing it. wheat, barley... about 70% - you were doing it. wheat, barley... ab

you keep calling it a movement, isabella.lly? because i'm just wondering whether you really feel that knepp is part of something much, much bigger. it really is. and we need a revolution. we have got a crisis on our hands and we have to change. and that's going to come from a groundswell of mindset change. we're looking at europe, where there's incredible rewilding projects now. we've got the yellowstone of europe in the carpathians that is just kicking off, that charlie is chair of. we've got the coa valley in portugal, which is being rewilded. everything from tiny pockets of land in the netherlands, like the kraansvlak being rewilded. it's really showing the way. there's twice as many wolves now in europe as there are in north america and almost ten times as many brown bears, which are a cousin of the grizzly, than in north america. europe is showing the way as to how we can live with wilder landscapes again and apex predators. so the whole sort of shebang, the whole hierarchy of life is now kicking off in europe. and we're

my guest is isabella tree, the co—owner of this knepp estate.planet? isabella tree, welcome to hardtalk and thank you so much for inviting us to your estate here in sussex. pleasure. absolute pleasure to have you. i'm sorry it's not better weather. ah, well, it's actually still, for me, very exciting to be here.

isabella gomez: it follows three generations of latinas. lydia: come on!!ings that are going on in the world that normally are seen as taboo. like queer issues. penelope: where are we with the idea telling him? elena: who thinks it's a good idea to greet my latino veteran dad with "hey! i like girls." penelope: you'll finally have something in common. isabella gomez: you know, there's ptsd with the mom, there's anxiety and depression. penelope: when he called you a name, what did he call you? stupid, dummy, goober? alex: he saw me and yelled build a wall. elena: oh my god. isabella gomez: i think it allows audiences to have those conversations in their own living rooms. elena: even these days, in this openly racist world. i managed to never have an incident. penelope: you and your brother are of different shades. lydia: yes. pamela adlon: if you put something in your show that's shocking and radical. the hope is in five years' time, it's going to become more normal. elena: who even decides what latinx looks like? i look latinx. penelope: of course you do, y

my guest is isabella tree, the co—owner of this knepp estate.hier planet? isabella tree, welcome to hardtalk and thank you so much for inviting us to your estate here in sussex.— here in sussex. pleasure. absolute _ here in sussex. pleasure. absolute pleasure - here in sussex. pleasure. absolute pleasure to - here in sussex. pleasure. | absolute pleasure to have here in sussex. pleasure. - absolute pleasure to have you. i'm sorry it's a better weather. it i'm sorry it's a better weather.— i'm sorry it's a better weather. . , , weather. it is actually still for

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and the semi finals, the state for the women at wimbledon, all of the full remained isabella roofing. i read us up again. k a is the on a former champion, her next to pine, into an easy and on simple event her painful the face. in last use final to reach the same bill of losing a read, a southern lake had to sit out with more than last year because of the war in ukraine. the former rule number 11, the australian open this year, and she continued her top form against the opponent madison keats. despite not having the majority of crowd support, sub olenka made light work of keys in 2 straight 66264. and that sensor court didn't easy and then super was on a mission of revenge against defending champion alena rebut keana for good reason. uber last the wimbleton final to reboot key the last year. it's an easy and drop the 1st 667, but she bounced back in state the course. we need the following, 266461, i'm very happy with the performance. you know, a lot of the emotional there, especially playing someone does. there's really well, it's frustrating you know, to, to return, but to, i'm glad

so i see isabella's person i'm going to still be displayed to used 156000000 tons this yet 0. now she's the 16000000 tons of what we do. the will need 16000000 tons were exported. 40 in the age limit encryption 1000000 websites funds were of we crazy means our share and global marketing is 20 percent ukraine. sure. unless somebody is less than 5, i'll be able to, to me is that to the russia makes it great. that contribution into a global for the security of the world and the fees globally respond as a is a responsible supply of food products and grains are still doing good. uh, virginia. what are these items that way? i mean, certainly we don't keep up with the squeeze it on the so called green, the red shirts for the face. so you probably try to portray us as betraying the grain deal. they are simply changing the fact that line is up and this with this and this has to be and then we'll do a practice length and widely used by the west and recent years. and so russia will continue to provide humanitarian shipment, which are few minutes later in a just pretty to we wouldn't put

this came hours before a plan summit between russian president vladimir putin and isabella, russian allied, alexander location where they are expected to discuss the deepening the military alliance. officials say, one person was killed and at least 19 wounded. the overnight attack, including 4 children, just as transfiguration, cathedral was badly damaged in the range as well. russia has repeatedly attacked the strategic port city since moscow pulled out of a green export deal almost a week ago. earlier i spoke to marina and they run a military analyst at king's college, london, and i asked her what's behind moscow's increased attacks on the desk since it withdrew from the you in bag green deal this past monday. a good morning. error. well, on the one hand is a way of russia argues, is it's a retribution for the attack on the courage bridge. and we have to go back a little bit to the very beginning of the conflict. and the idea was less cheer for russia to gain control of all the ukrainian ports and to control access to the black sea. so i think pulling out of the green deal now gives rush

but i appreciate your time today isabella and victor. thank you. it. >> controversial judicial reform in israel, we recently spoke with congressman who says the plans could change. and a major scare for -- i wish i knew one, cincinnati sports fans, bengals quarterback, this is breaking news yesterday, joe burrell who was carted off the practice that yesterday, the video went viral will have delayed us in with the team is saying about that injury. >> do not miss that. the us, yo'. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's inf

isabella's boyfriend, joey, opened the door for a quick hello, and of course, to tell her he loves herirst sight. >> well, you know, second sight, first site under the mets. i guess. >> that's really sweet. now to story for anyone who thinks their rent is sky high, imagine living 400ft in the air. wait what? yeah, this is a $20 million mansion, and it was built on top of a skyscraper in india. the humble abode is sprawling. over 40,000ft■!s. it even has its own helipad. in case you don't want to use the private elevators. really >> putting the house in penthouse, the estate comes with amenities such as a grassy lawn, an infinity pool, an unobstructed 360 degree views of the surrounding city. oh i'd live there. i think you would. i think so. >> there's no nature. you're. you're into nature. >> yeah, there's a there's a lawn. i think the pool next. how about taking a plunge with your closest friend? wait, what? a group of british skydivers set a new record while plummeting through the air. the 41 freefall was creating the largest ever sequential formation to take place in the uk by linki

alan: isabella camil no se va a quedar con las manos cruzadas en la casa de los famosos.ue nos dio tanto. nos dio la oportunidad de cantar aquÍ. es especial. jessica: quÉ opinas de la nueva generaciÓn de la mÚsica? >> hace falta. jessica: este vestido estÁ muy lindo para la boda en la fiesta. mira quÉ guapa. muÉstrame los lentes. un look de novela. >> estaba preocupada. yo siempre hago lo que quiero. jessica: chicos, felicidades! creo que les traje buena suerte. yo dirÍa que obviamente la canciÓn lo mÁximo, pero la cereza del pastel fue que presente. >> sÍ, gracias por la suerte. puro eslabÓn armado. jessica: toda la suerte. te queremos! >> los quiero! jessica: dios mÍo. nos vamos al mejor pase de baile. bailamos ahÍ al final. astrid: ahÍ viene tu ronquera definitivamente. jessica: ya saben porque amanecÍ con esta voz. pasÉ una noche espectacular. les presente el premio y ganaron. ahora soy su arma secreta. me tienen que llevar a todas las premiaciones. [risas] astrid: hablando de otra que tuvo mucha suerte y sobre todo bien merecido ese premio es camila cabello. recibiÓ

just want to give a big shout out to joe soto, and isabella.ed on that tail and made sure it could not strangle me. they really stepped up. support man joe and isabella think that is sure that you're posing with. what is it like to feel it coil around you? what was in your head? >> it was a huge adrenaline rush. i cannot believe i actually shot my hands toward that thing and grabbed it. i barely even remember the whole instance. and i watch the video probably 50 times now i am just glad they were able to pull it away for me so i did not get strangle obviously. eric: absolutely there have been no deaths reported in the wild with thebut these burmese pythoe killed 16 people in the last 40 years. finally jake, what happened to the snake? >> the snake was that she brought to the conservancy of southwest florida. they did the official measurement for me just yesterday is able to go to the lab there and do some scientific testing on the snake. i am thrilled i got the world record. but i am also thrilled this is going to advance scientific research is

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el camino real and isabella avenues, i'm going to count street lights on this southbound side versus the northbound side. this is one. this is two. three. four. there are four street lights on the southbound side. as for the northbound side? we counted 17 street lights. so why the difference? the side with the most street lights is menlo park, which allows commercial zoning and the lighting that goes with it. the side with only four street lights is atherton, which is commercial-free. atherton has a population of just over 7,000 mostly wealthy residents who value their town's no-sidewalk rural charm. but at what cost wonders joey chen? her mother was killed about i a minivan near alejandra avenue. police say the cause of the collision is unknown. >> the doctors are kind but she said, we're just pouring blood into your mother, but she's gone. my mom, i discouraged her from driving. and that day, she'd been for a walk. she was probably going to get toys for her cat. the driver never has contacted us. in the police report he says he thought maybe it was a garbage dumpster or a dog. >> r

investigating all the evidence and over the fox was imprisoned by the other sort of meeting with isabella. rushing counterpart i think was on the ship at the cost and to the ski powers this and because of all 2 is total closer than subsidies this or well, it looks like the meeting went quite well. russian president vladimir putin said that everything is going according to plan in terms of further developments of the union government between the russian federation and valerie, alexander lucas jenco, for his part said that economy is key and that an economic plan needs to be formed to ensure further joint development, specifically in the industries of space and agriculture. now the ukraine conflict, of course, was a big topic on the agenda for today. and the bell of russian president said that the wagner private military company has actually become somewhat of a concern for men's. and that's because they continue to suggest, actually advancing on warsaw shooting. the pretty good bug. and the fighters are acting in a disturbing manner. they want to go westwards. well, i asked them, why do yo

and other— and if you look at isabella and other comments on this, they are clear— other comments onng sure your margins are protected in the corporate sector is what is _ protected in the corporate sector is what is feeding a lot rising prices. of what is feeding a lot rising prices. of course — what is feeding a lot rising prices. of course governments have not been of course governments have not been -ood of course governments have not been good at _ of course governments have not been good at clamping down on that and the governments that have been good for example spain, with a hype but price _ for example spain, with a hype but price controls but they have cap increases — price controls but they have cap increases have got much lower inflation — increases have got much lower inflation because that is a way to tackle _ inflation because that is a way to tackle what is corporate profiteering driving inflation at the moment.— profiteering driving inflation at the moment. , . ., the moment. very much the debate of the moment. very much the debate of the da . the moment. very much t

as in hosted in meeting with isabella russian. catapult, alexander, and the cushion co i, the constant enough scheme powerlessness and pieces, but also use don't go to brings us the details as well. it looks like the meeting went quite well. russian president vladimir putin said that everything is going according to plan in terms of further developments of the union governments between the russian federation and valerie, alexander lucas jenco, for his part said that economy is key and that an economic plan needs to be formed to ensure further joint development, specifically in the industries of space and agriculture. now the ukraine conflict, of course, was a big topic on the agenda for today. and the beller russian president said that the wagner private military company has actually become somewhat of a concern for men's. and that's because they continue to suggest, actually advancing on warsaw. not much. i didn't put a good buy button and fighters are acting in a disturbing manner. want to go westward as well as i asked them, why do you need to go there? they said they want to go on

you bob and isabella and other countries. but it's been matter of the same time is that it's paid the vase for opening up new brands, new to reject these new approaches for these countries. and simultaneously, it's late or the to nature of us foreign policy or the growth. and now we see that you, rod, or in his days, has opened a new front in a view front in his foreign policy. most of the leaders in the world, in golden goods, especially in the south of the world, especially in the brakes. shanghai organization that i'll talk about those actions such as is not a sign of that tonight. this is a very strong county. it's a sign of weakness of united states because if you would like this is come up, lead a normal diplomacy and cannot find a win win situation with many of the accounts in the world. it means that united states as a problems were sentenced delegation, which holds the un security council president. see this month has broke. so you training and priest from addressing be well bought. a clergyman has been stripped off

a journalist, isabella shaffer's, gave us this update from the dodge island of on a few kilometers from i. the ship ran into trouble. yeah, the vessel is still burning. um and the fire fighting keeps being very difficult because with vessel itself, it's so hot that nobody can go on board. that's why that's right until now to cool down from outside with water, but they have to stop doing so because it's too much water comes onto the vessel. there's a high risk of the best thing. and so, and so now they're just trying to keep the situation under control cost by the wind and is the current uh the investment is drifting with. but it's quite stabilized with the help of another ship and know everything they can do. it's trying to, to prevent the ship from thinking and in the end, if they have to, they have to let the fire burn until the end. no 3 is leader kim jong and has made with russian defense minister, so casual in killed gang to discuss better military cooperation according to the state by media the to reach the consensus on a number of unspecified methods of mutual consent. the waste

thank you very much isabella, you will soon compete with andrey kazak in the number of artifacts shown who controls all this disgrace in ukraine, joe biden. naturally, grandfather, uh, in old age. although yesterday. well, yes, they called a baby just a child, and yesterday, according to tradition, it was jebaiden again. uh, got lost at first, then said hello to someone invisible. well, in general, all of you are the case. you see on your screen, the press writes about the fact that he began to use a short gangway on airplanes more often to avoid falls. we to you showing this box is short. eh, ladder in this case. uh, well, everyone is tired of falling here too. as a matter of fact, what is important is that biden himself, apparently, the fbi chair is starting to stagger, released documents about the corruption scheme in which he is involved. of course, it could not have done without ukraine, and here is what is known about it. joe biden and his son hunter forced nikolai zlochevsky, ceo of a ukrainian burisma company, to pay them millions of dollars in exchange for their help in firing

dunce coast, which could lead to an oil spill with severe environmental consequences. journalist, isabella schafer, it's joins me now from the done to island of avalon just a few kilometers from way the kind of ship ran into travel. what's this issue? situation they now i think yeah, the vessel is still burning. um and the fire friday keeps being very difficult because with vessel itself, it's so hot that nobody can go on board. that's why they tried until now to cool, but sit down from outside with water. but they had to stop doing so because it's too much water comes on the vessel, there's a high risk of the best thing and so on. so now they're just trying to keep the situation under control. cost by the wind end is the current uh the investment is visiting with, but it's quite stabilized with the help of another sits and know everything they can do. it's trying to to prevent the ship from thinking. and in the end, if they have to, they have to let the fire burn until the end. is there anything they can do to avoid the vessels c, m? i mean, they are trying to stabilize it. that's when th

withdraw their ambassadors from sweden and expelled swedish diplomatic nations from their countries. isabella also called them was names to take effect infection to rebuff those who committed and helped commit these dangers act. the whole recent stance of budding, the koran, or just kicking the chronus certainly has riled tempos and emotions. well, why the discussion continues on line. check out the whole fed section of aussie thought, the bmw on the problem. they should be able to start using on that pretty soon. you see succeeded opportunities, commodity and so you feel peace introduce all do and i'll set you up and go to, would you be a, we'll see in a spot to say, of course i use it all in the city and you're not the last of the i'm not gonna see what the status and i, you know what i see. i've got the view that they've told me people go, but i see, see, that's going to be a blackboard plus up to you what it was in, you know, can i, you know, curious. so why you would see the 2 sections i really a painful while you were being like on the me because at variance the, it was based on a cheap

spot of hesitation that these factions have damaged the economy and the new run process, q 5 and isabella and not the countries. but the 2 southern mats are the same time, is that it's paid the day for opening up new brands, new to reject these new approaches for these countries. and simultaneously, it's late or the to nature of us or, and policy for the most. and now is the that you, rod, or in his days has opened a new fraud in a view front and as foreign policy. most of the leaders in the world in golden goods, especially in the south of the world, especially in brakes shanghai organization that i'll talk about those actions such as is not a sign of that tonight. just this is a very strong county. it's a sign of weakness of united states because if you would like this is come up, lead a normal diplomacy and cannot find a win win situation with many of the accounts in the world. it means that united states as a problems okay, developing story, not military forces in your a claim. they have overthrown the government and introduced a curfew in the west african country blaming security. ec

know, that was the things that we might have a short speaking out of the, with my colleague, fyodor isabella. now, i mean, while the roster, i know china have slammed the us decision to send plastic munitions to ukraine, representatives from the countries that suggested washington's disregard for the inevitable civilian deaths caused by the weapons ultimately constitutes a. busy crime, and simply as more fuel to the fire don't come to the house. the fact to confess to committing bull crime is by the united states during the crating complex. the every stage of the civilians would die from american costs and type munitions. and the perverse it view of the white house employee. this brings less home, then rushes actions irresponsible transfers of cluster munitions can easily lead to humanitarian problems. relevant parties should not a fuel to the fire exacerbate contradictions leading to an aggravation of the ukrainian crisis. the south east asia nation have come body a has also condemned with a plan, prime minister whose son recalled the deadly effects of the problems that america did rain dow

and isabella has long been under western sanctions. both agreements which you must go in caracas, hoping to alleviate at least some of the difficult for last the legal 1100000, the units of human insulin were delivered by this plane provided by jared farm lab for the venezuela health care system. this delivery was made under the contract by jerry farm and they bought a very and republic event is way to on supply and transfer technology of incident production full venezuela. we're in the beginning of the process of offending all contractual obligations due to it having a period of 5 years and wait for funding it only for a year. now that's the people that come daniels. such agreements are of huge importance from both countries. because by such deliver is especially by delivering medicines that are needed by people suffering from diseases. medicines, a fight on importance for the people who broke the blockade. a flagrant violation of international law is how jerry is 4 minutes to brenda. this is decision to recognize the disputes authori

draft and 7 decades, and reservoirs are running dry, pull to jersey and reports senior citizens like isabella moody. i have been using bottled water since reservoirs in uruguay as capital started going dry. public officials have decided to use a mixture of ground and salt water to overcome the shortage after several dissipation. so this is the piece is also when you brush your teeth, you can see is the salty water is disgusting. i tasted associates, leave it while i was drinking yet by matter. i said to myself, but the monthly's horrible. what's wrong with it? and i said it's salty. let me just say that when the government says the top water is safe, even though the amount of sodium is now more than $400.00 milligrams per liter, that's twice the world. health organization is recommendation of the salt is also damage in kitchen appliances. fluoride levels are also high double the previous limits that buy health officials. tens of thousands in the capital have been protesting. your ways government has declared a state of emergency and montevideo. it's distributing to leaders of bottled water a

uh, the well-known grape variety is some sort of isabella. grow some kind of unique grape variety that was almost lost in the 19th century. that is, it grows only in this area for a long time, or from the moment of its appearance, such a grape variety receives a unique characteristic taste and the wine from it, of course, turns out to be special and unique in that this kind of berry is given a kind of nothing like taste and color are not aroma, and just as we are different from everyone else, our berries are different from others. varieties, we will help to fix tie the grapes with ropes that were pulled up evenly, but from these plantations it has already been our legs for 10 years, and we are already starting to get a full-fledged harvest. well, not much, we make 300-400 bottles from here. in just a year, of course, we remind you that grapes begin to bear fruit in the fourth fifth year. that is, john now has his fifth harvest in 10 years, so it's like a business, i would not say that this is the most successful successful scheme for business

and isabella spoke to the teamsters president about what is holding up the deal. >> reporter: teamsters that they are ready to go on strike if it comes to that and their biggest leverage point is 340,000, that is the number of members that they have that work at u.p.s. they insist that they are ready to get this started day one if u.p.s. cannot concede to their terms. and if it does come to a strike, it would be the costliest work stoppage ever in u.s. history according to the anderson economic group, a research firm who estimates that a 10 day u.p.s. strike would cost the u.s. economy over $7 billion. one of the biggest sticking points in this contract negotiations, which by the way both sides have agreed to about 95% of the contract, one of the biggest sticking points is part-time workers. they make $16.20 starting waning. and wage. and the leadership says that that number goes to above $20 to start. average part-timer making 20 bucks. mean while full-time making roughly $95,000 a year. here is what else. the general president of the union had to say about negotiations. >> we did not

thank you very much and isabella lieberman was in direct contact with us, of course, it’s not a womanell, isabella does it with a smile and tells it very nicely, and most importantly , she inspires our guys and supports and tells how they are progressing and working. thank you very much. there, until now, everyone is discussing very much, he disappointed many in the west, the western media, one after another, declare that the lack of a viewer of the results itself is a huge mistake of the west, but also personally of joseph biden. do you think that nato and the president have reached a balance on the issue of ukraine's admission to nato? i don't think so, i think it's a big mistake. i am very grateful for the support of ukraine but i did not hear the main strategy of the victory , he talked more about climate change than how can we help ukraine win this war end this war and make a sustainable peace. right now he is sending enough weapons to ukraine not to lose, he is not giving them weapons to win in order to succeed in the counteroffensive. you must have tanks, long-range artillery,

i'm here at isabella avenue. going to count how many street lights there are on the southbound side versus the northbound side. this is one. this is two. three. four. there are four street lights on the southbound side. as for the northbound side -- we counted 17 street lights. so, why the difference? the side with the most street lights is menlo park, which allows commercial zoning and the lighting that goes with it. the side with only four street lights is atherton, which is commercial-free. atherton has a population of just over 7,000, mostly wealthy residents who value their town's no-sidewalk rural charm. but at what cost, wonders joey chen. her mother was killed by a minivan. police say the cause of the collision is unknown. >> the doctor said we're just but she gone. into your mother, my mom, you know, i've discouraged her from driving, and that day she had been for a walk and she was probably going to get toys for her cat. the driver nevertact us. in the police report he says he thought maybe it was a gar

[soul music] isabella gomez: i think everything changes when you give a voice to a community that hasn't ali: ramy could not have happened, before streaming. we had two decades, people being terrified of muslims. all of a sudden, there's a sitcom and people are laughing. ramy: i don't have to find a muslim girl. i've actually been seeing this girl chloe for a little bit, and its going- friend: no, are you out of your mind? white girls suck, bro. you can't keep dating them. one they are always walking around barefoot... daniel fienberg: so much of what happens in that show is sitcom 101. steve: without this job, i don't have health care. ramy: i know, man. daniel fienberg: but it's what happens if sitcom 101 is told by someone who was never given the opportunity to tell their story before. i always appreciate the diverse perspective that you two brought to this company. ramy with your mediterranean flair, and steve. every day you reminded me, things could be so much worse. ramy: thanks, man. emily vanderwerff: the future of the sitcom is authenticity. danny pudi: when we see a version of

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i finally go, look, isabella, it's called "the great wall."80s tv icon. >> wait a minute. >> here, hold this. >> what is it? >> well, that's just nuclear waste from my spaceship. [ laughter ]. >> oh, hey, don't worry. life on this planet will exist as long as that little lid doesn't pop off. oh, wait, these are my crayons. >> here is the deal. series of new commercial spots the beloved alien life form is teaming up with reynolds' company to promote branded content on the maximum effort channel. here is a peek. >> what's the matter now, alf? >> i'm trying to find the maximum effort channel on fubo. >> why? >> i heard there's some great tv happening. bedtime stories with ryan. re-runs of my favorite shows, like kids in the hall. and 15. and -- whoa! who is that handsome devil? >> welcome to the 21st century, alf. catch more videos maximum effort channel this saturday with alf tv episode marathon. of course that is your "popstart". >> i wonder if they got the original voice actor or is that ai. >> do some "popstart" investigating. i'm curious. >>

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. >> all right, then isabella's for, us thank you.ll ahead, gop hopefuls campaigning in iowa, to impress not the voters, but tucker carlson. >> how many covid shots did you take and how do you feel about it now? >> january 6th, what was that? >> first, two or learning about the arrest of a suspected serial killer on long island, more than a decade of searching, that is coming up next. g, that is coming up ne that is coming up ne xt how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? family cookouts! [blowing] [dice roll] ♪ playing games! [party chatter] dancin in the par—! remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doc

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and i was finally like, "isabella, that movie's called 'the great wall.'"thing great about that movie." [ laughter and applause okay, okay >> seth: i like thinking that she knew for months. i'm gonna just keep calling it "the wall," setting you up, setting you up >> yeah, she's just like this for months until i'm like, "it's not called 'the wall.' [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: the old-school boxy car phone. >> yes >> seth: that was a really nice thing to see in this film. do you remember the first time you saw someone on the car phone? >> yeah, in fact, we put this -- this line in there, like, "i'm calling you -- there's a phone in the car!" like he's really excited about it, because we remembered when, you know, in the '80s when we first saw a car phone and it was like, wow! like, "that car has a phone in it!" [ laughter ] it was like the craziest idea. >> seth: i think most of those early calls were just people telling them they were calling them from a car. [ laughter ] >> you know what, actually, ben and i had a roommate for a summer in california in 19 --

. >> it's so hard to -- >> reporter: for 17 years he and his wife isabella tree tried everything to competeking desperate. >> reporter: and then, in 2000, they learned about a new idea in land management called rewilding. that's where you give away your land to nature. you stop plowing, irrigating, mowing, applying chemicals, and you let wilderness return. >> what has been absolutely astonishing is how quickly nature bounced back. from being one of the most depleted, sort of pieces of land you can imagine, to being one of the most important biodiversity hot spots in the uk. >> reporter: after 20 years, knepp now teems with an incredible variety of plants, animals, birds and unsects, some of them endangered. >> the rarest species in britain. turtle doves, nightingales, butter price, peregrine falcons nesting in the tree which is almost unperiod of. >> what i wanted to see was the first breeding back in britain for 600 years and there they are. >> reporter: so that stork would not have been here when you guys arrived? >> no. the last time storks nested in the uk successfully was 1416. the yea