a fee suit up in a special gear and embark on a fictitious mission to mars euro max that reporter axel prima vaizey did just that and he entered into a whole new dimension. i mean he came down on the ground and i'm a concierge being briefed. being out in space i feel lost. fortunately i've got home on the ocean on the gonzales by my side. i'm sweating and sweating and the surf is really slippery so every every step is dangerous. for. deep down somewhere in the cave that i don't see so this is not as i expected it to be. i set off to collect samples exactly as astronauts on mars will be doing tomorrow analyze them in the lab. me. trying to take some sample c o o o i can see anything but it's the 1st time in my life that i think that i'm doing something meaningful for science on. their daughter and there was. no one for. the mock space station is located one and a half kilometers into this spanish cave this is my home for tonight. i really need to go to the yes there is a toilet. but that privacy for you personally staying here what was your most interesting or the most challenging exper

he shakes down axel's friend. hey, mikey. did you get lost?ase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ (female vo) when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road today? subaru. when it comes to best overall value, who does intellichoice rank number one? subaru. and when it comes to safety, who has more 2020 iihs top safety pick+ winning vehicles? more than toyota, honda, and hyundai-combined? subaru. it's easy to love a car you can trust. it's easy to love a subaru. get

he shakes down axel's friend. hey, mikey. did you get lost? remember that guy? realize that. wow. >> in my house, that was a catch phrase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. you were going to get whacked or whatever. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: so each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's children's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. st. jude.org is the website, if you want to join me. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> all right, jimmy, thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ add some resistance. sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. do you want to continue or cancel? ♪ ca upital one knpdatu ab. and helps you fix them. another way capital one is watching out for your money when you're not

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a clear need to address how to make the sector more to zillions to be shocks and but also to have axels wider issues that we just mentioned around on managed tours and developments so we see governments are already moving in this direction to try and balance the immediate crisis response with preparing for a longer term recovery that is more resilient that is more sustainable countries like new zealand for example are undertaking are we imagining of the tourism sector so it is a huge opportunity there and it's somewhere where your report mentions local communities i think local communities really need to be central to that along with the private sector around along with government right to work together to overbook kind of tourism we want in the future i think it actually sounds exciting when you say that wage and stacey there from the o.e.c.d. tourism unit thank you so much. time now to answer your questions about coverage 19 over to a science correspondent eric williams. why was europe so badly hit around a quarter of all cases of coke in 1000 worldwide have have so far been counted i

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me are very special they're made of so-called lon marble which was mined in this area for centuries axel becker is an expert and takes me to a former quarry millions of years ago this was a reef in the ocean the continental drift carried it north along with fossilized sea creatures and sediments. here you can see this is a coral. reef and this is a sea shell. put on. i mean you when you're. 380000000 years ago our continent was on the equator then the continents moved and where we're standing now it was 20 degrees south of the equator and on this long journey away from the equator tectonic cracks developed. there was pressure here you see these regular structures that the stone was under a lot of tectonic stress and then fused together again through cement they would have to go back and that's when did people start mining in marble so. the 1st records are from 5099 we're very proud we can say it was still the 16th century. and that was the start of the barong era when marvel became popular rule there was a demand for large colorful structures that appeal to the sense of. and i'm saying t

axel -- we had to take axel out of all the other shots because he was so excited about the decorationsctual, as an actor. like, needs to explore the space and get to use it. but, yeah, there's a fair amount of footage that we did not use clearly where it's just my hand going, "don't do that. i do think this is the exact format this sketch belongs in. i mean -- you know >> seth: well, it's nice that there's not an audience present to tell us in real time how it's going. >> that's true it does help >> seth: because it should be noted that the three of us just watched it together on zoom. and we had a grand old time. >> yes, we did yeah i always found the audience posed the possibility of, you know, laughing over a lot of the big -- the more subtle moments >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and that's why it's -- with the editing, to let you guys be real rattatat. and, now, jason, having played this character twice now in dress and once on the big screen -- which is what we call tv now that all the movie theaters are closed. [ laughter ] >> exactly >> seth: by default, the big screen you gave yo

that changed an hour into the match holland replaced defensive midfielder axel witsel and aggressive switch. that immediately paid off holland's deflected shot landed at the feet of rock. and a half i at least until they are into things scratched off to a handful. of guerrero planned it was his shoulder. by the way it was a matter of millimeters and frankly it's a shame to see such a good finish as this one harshly even if dortmund didn't really deserve it. certainly wasn't please. with a call for his side's offensive struggles meanwhile to saddam's top scorer henning's into the stage and had an immediate impact of the sun springing stephen scripts the shock clattered of the post. i see one minute scene and scripts nearly caused an upset. a minute into stoppage time henning's launched which can do it again the host did not disagree. first the left and then the right post the hosts a breath away from 3 desperately needed points but as it turned out even one where loon point was too much to ask for because in the 5th and final minute of injury time this happened was building holland ha

is no justification pulled by axel and when it comes to exercise in people's voices and off to see their particular issues and concerns there are many albums to which those voices and concerns can be raised and made well earlier the home secretary there also claim that people are distracted from the cause of the protest several other politicians have called for criminal charges against those responsible however many activists claim the statue was inappropriate and should have been removed long ago we put the issue up for debate . why people should want to defend having a statue of a man who represents the genocide of my ancestors and i would ask and i would ask your next speak would he defend having for example the commandant of the japanese prison camp who had been responsible for $20000.00 plus english deaths what do you defend the statue being kept up there no that's not the point the point is we have to be actually sane to have justice for all people wherever they are and i think many people have heard of it what caused them before is that she came down in bristol yesterday look i un

an axel rod broke on the train and it slid down the embankment.nny was a child, moving about, but this was within fivexy minus of the train ride beginning and when the train rolled down, he was hit in the back of his head very severely and did not survive the crash. the services for benny took place at mary aiken's house. they went to concord to bury benny, but jane did not attend. she was very grief stricken and could not make it to the final procession of the funeral. jane was very sick most of her life. she's been referred to as tu burke lar and probably died of a lung disease or tuberculosisstbd died at andover. >> the extenuating circumstance you describe her beloved only surviving child dying right in front of her eyes. anyone can preesh how devastating. how didfrey she take this grief the white house, approach her responsibilities there? >> is well, she cast aside her responsibilities, really, but fortunate fortunately, franklin had a -- and she had a mentor, that was her aunt, abigail kent. who took over her duties. >> the white house is i

right dan, thank you very much now boeing this obviously is rallying in conjunction with airlines axelg the reopening plans american especially yesterday. how much more do we have to hear about reopening and passenger travel in order for boeing to keep climbing? >> i think we may have to hear a fair amount. i think it's up because, a, they did a huge debt offering so that liquidity isn't an issue and the airlines are coming back some investors are anticipating a vaccine for covid which would take covid off the table but i think the problem is that, you know, the airlines are basically suffering. this is a long-term capital goods business the cycles usually four to five years on the downside and we are certainly in a downward project ri now one of the big issues now is how many maxes can they deliver next year there's some chance of certification delay because of covid. also the airlines are sort of pushing to defer a number of their deliveries the dispute with china over flight restrictions is an issue because china is 20% of their backlog. >> wow. >> we have had airline bankruptcies s

advice and they don't say anything that wrists raised in raising the epidemic level again lightly axel having said that sexually distant. responsible peaceful demonstrations absolutely absolutely this is a really important political manifesto to many young people out there as well finally fein and the like and that change cap and happen. to be honest it's more important than lazing around on a beach it's more important than getting football back it's more important than any of those sorts of things so yes of course people need to be responsible but i don't think the health secretary is the sole person should be telling people that they can't demonstrate and funny that norris but not an ethnic minority communities what's a message to take away to help better understand what minorities guys from. i mean you know it feels like this is going for our i fret my life if i conversations with people it's always safer or wouldn't people feel defensive if we can get beyond that if we can get beyond owner called the color me names they think i'm racist get beyond that and get beyond fear of not kn

most entire life they would stay axel shot her with the mother. assists on the videos some of which is too disturbing to show we shot secretly at an elephant training school in a province north east of the thai capital bangkok. the techniques and punishments such as being beaten or prodded with metal hooks while being forced to walk while their legs are bound together and designed to make them compliant all in the end to entertain too. many want to close encounter with one of thailand's national symbols or another animal 4 years ago one of the most popular wildlife attractions the tiger temple was raided and closed because of allegations the owners were trafficking big cats and animal parts soon after the park was given permission to reopen elsewhere these elephants that are among thousands captive in thailand will also be heading to parks and zoos but the coronavirus pandemic has meant the tourism industry here has ground to a halt almost 200 animal welfare organizations wrote to the thai government asking them to use the opportunity to reset the

an axel rod broke on the train and it slid down an embankment. and as i understand it, benny was a child. he was moving about but this was within five minutes of the train ride beginning, and when the train rolled down, he was hit in the back of his head very severely, and benny did not survive the crash. the services for benny took place at mary aiken's house. they went to concord to bury benny but jane did not attend. she was very grief-stricken and could not make it to the final procession of the funeral. jane was very sick most of her life. she's been referred to as tubercular, and she probably died of a lung disease or tuberculosis and she died in andover at 48 central street. >> well, the extenuating circumstance you describe, her beloved only surviving child dying right in front of her eyes. anyone can appreciate how devastating that would be. >> yes, indeed. >> so what -- how did she take this grief to the white house? how did she approach her responsibilities there? >> well, she cast aside her responsibilities, really. but fortunately, f

i've had friends who have had broken axels because of unfixed potholes. i live in the tenderloin for the last 14 of the 36 years and i have suffered a decline with the streets in terms of dirtiness and cracked sidewalks. it's been gross mismanagement of this department. and it's been kind of a national embarrassment for our news. matt haney's charter amendment actually promises to fix this in so many ways and i think that the oversight commission over both new resulting departments and streets and sanitation, i really think that it will help to solve some of the -- the embarrassment for our city recently. and that embarrassment is not new. it's been going on for decades. so i hope that you will support this. and i will vote for it. i think that it will pass unanimously. i think that most voters -- anyone who has lived in the city for a few years -- will vote yes on this. so i'm really grateful for matt haney for introducing it. and i'll be a supporter. and i thank you for your time. david elliott lewis, community resident. thank you. >> chair ronen: thank

reporter axel prima vaizey did just that and he.