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we are joined by bowen, sarah and matt hammitt. the rope, an that will be fun. >> pretty great birthday. then we'll have cake and then eat dinner and then watch a movie. >> that's good. >> full day. >> full day. >> i love that. i love that. >> big day. >> matt and sarah, i k how wonderful bowen is at singing. i mean it's really remarkable, but he has been really active toeen swimming. he's been biking and i know he has to take things a little bit slower but what is it like to the way he is? >> yeah, i mean we remember back that first surgery five days after he was born and having a cardiac arrest that night and open heart l different kinds of struggles that bowen has had now we see just this incredible picrr sick but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life and we see life today. sorry, i'm getting emotional. and the person he's becoming and the life that him. >> and you know what, bowen, our parent company disney, they're giving you a little birthday a little birthday surprise. they're giving you a gift card for $1,000 on shopdisney.
we are joined by bowen, sarah and matt hammitt. the rope, an that will be fun. >> pretty great birthday. then we'll have cake and then eat dinner and then watch a movie. >> that's good. >> full day. >> full day. >> i love that. i love that. >> big day. >> matt and sarah, i k how wonderful bowen is at singing. i mean it's really remarkable, but he has been really active toeen swimming. he's been biking and i know he has to take things a little bit slower...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.s, still to come: swirling in the clouds above venus — the extraordinary possibility of life? 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there's people alive and there's people not alive. we just can help and give whatever we got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monaco, at the church where she married prince ranier, 26 years ago. it looked as though they had come to fight a war. but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's case has been forcefully presented by mr badinter, the justice minister. he has campaigned vigorously for abolition, having once witnessed one of his clients being executed. elizabeth seton has spent much of her time at this grotto, and every year hundreds of pilgrimages are made here. now that she has become a saint, it is expected that this area will be inundated with tourists. the mayor and local busin
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.s, still to come: swirling in the clouds above venus — the extraordinary possibility of life? 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there's people alive and there's people not alive. we just can help and give whatever we got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monaco, at the church where she married prince ranier, 26 years ago. it looked as though they had come...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.he sunshine in france which is in the midst of an autumn heatwave. 1015 degrees above average. a number of september heat records were recorded on monday. 45.6 degrees since 1961. beaches remain open but not more than ten people can gather in public spaces because of the virus. the hopes of the president returning to cote d'ivoire boosted by two of his rivals being barred from standing by the constitutional court. both men have convictions and are barred from standing with a criminal record. last month the president said he would stand again. the former fifa secretary has gone on trial on corruption charges. he faces charges of corruption. they say it has helped win the wellbore in exchange for a villa in sardinia. —— the world cup bid. much of china has returned to a more normal pace of life after authorities began relaxing coronavirus lockdowns in late spring. but as many cities have found out, loosened containment measures can be short—lived. in june, beijing experienced a sudden su
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.he sunshine in france which is in the midst of an autumn heatwave. 1015 degrees above average. a number of september heat records were recorded on monday. 45.6 degrees since 1961. beaches remain open but not more than ten people can gather in public spaces because of the virus. the hopes of the president returning to cote d'ivoire boosted by two of his rivals being barred from standing by the constitutional court. both men have convictions and are barred from...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.atty: situation in lebanon is so fragile, a the people are suffering so much, and it is very clear who they blame, but corrupt political system and corruption amongoliticians. the scenes are apocalyptic. the sky is red and smoke fills the air. the west coast of a assidents of wildfires rage throu the neighborhoods. president trump flew there today and found record 5 million acres burned across then reg and thousands of homes destroyed. our correspondent aleem maqbool joins us from eagle creek morgan. i think we are used est fires in california, but i was think of oregon as damp and wet and rainy and not a place for forest fires. and yet there you are with us tonight. alee that is why so many people have been caughtn nawares herel were gone-in particular for-- in oregon in particular. there are many people i've spoken to o said in living mory they never expected something like this somewhere like this. across this region, more than 90 major wildfires are still luburning, ing some close
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.atty: situation in lebanon is so fragile, a the people are suffering so much, and it is very clear who they blame, but corrupt political system and corruption amongoliticians. the scenes are apocalyptic. the sky is red and smoke fills the air. the west coast of a assidents of wildfires rage throu the neighborhoods. president trump flew there today and found record 5 million acres burned across then reg and thousands of homes destroyed. our correspondent aleem...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut. more normal pace of life since some lockdowns were relaxed in spring. but as many cities have found, that relaxation may only be brief and containment can come back, very fast. injune, beijing saw a sudden surge of cases linked to a wholesale market. authorities immediately quarantined close contacts, locked down nearby areas, and mass tested residents. the bbc‘s china correspondent stephen mcdonell explores the new ‘normal‘ in beijing. anyone who has been to beijing and has had a look around this area of the city, would not recognise this intersection. this is more like the beijing we are used to, plenty of life. it is actually a bit hard to ci’oss it is actually a bit hard to cross the road sometimes. when you talk to most people here, there is an overwhelming feeling that the emergency is over and, if you look around the city and see how bustling it is becoming again, there is every reason to believe that is in fact true. so lessons, until we get the vaccine, there is no nowhere wa
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut. more normal pace of life since some lockdowns were relaxed in spring. but as many cities have found, that relaxation may only be brief and containment can come back, very fast. injune, beijing saw a sudden surge of cases linked to a wholesale market. authorities immediately quarantined close contacts, locked down nearby areas, and mass tested residents. the bbc‘s china correspondent stephen mcdonell explores the new ‘normal‘ in beijing. anyone who has been...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut. covid—i9 that uses artificial antibodies is about to be tested in uk hospitals. mono—clonal antibodies are made in laboratories, and it's hoped they will boost the effect of the antibodies that occur naturally in people infected with coronavirus. some 2,000 patients will be given the treatment to see if it's effective at fighting the virus. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. antibodies are the warriors of the immune system, playing a vital role by attacking the coronavirus. now they are being harnessed in a promising new treatment. currently, there are very few medicines to help covid—i9 patients. the most successful was discovered by the uk's recovery trial. now it will be testing antibodies made in the laboratory called monoclonal antibodies. they'll be given to thousands of patients in uk hospitals to see if they work. i think the reason that monoclonal antibodies are so exciting is that this is the first type of treatment that is targeted for this specific virus.
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut. covid—i9 that uses artificial antibodies is about to be tested in uk hospitals. mono—clonal antibodies are made in laboratories, and it's hoped they will boost the effect of the antibodies that occur naturally in people infected with coronavirus. some 2,000 patients will be given the treatment to see if it's effective at fighting the virus. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. antibodies are the warriors of the immune system, playing a vital...
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jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.ificial antibodies is about to be tested in uk hospitals. monoclonal antibodies are made in laboratories and it's hoped they will boost the effect of the antibodies that occur naturally in people infected with coronavirus. some 2,000 patients will be given the treatment to see if it's effective at fighting the virus. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. antibodies are the warriors of the immune system, playing a vital role by attacking the coronavirus. now they are being harnessed in a promising new treatment. currently, there are very few medicines to help covid—i9 patients. the most successful was discovered by the uk's recovery trial. now it will be testing antibodies made in the laboratory called monoclonal antibodies. they'll be given to thousands of patients in uk hospitals to see if they work. i think the reason that monoclonal antibodies are so exciting is that this is the first type of treatment that is targeted for this specific virus. there are lots of good re
jeremy bowen, bbc news, beirut.ificial antibodies is about to be tested in uk hospitals. monoclonal antibodies are made in laboratories and it's hoped they will boost the effect of the antibodies that occur naturally in people infected with coronavirus. some 2,000 patients will be given the treatment to see if it's effective at fighting the virus. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. antibodies are the warriors of the immune system, playing a vital role by attacking the...
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west ham are 1—0 up at home to wolves through a jarrod bowen goal.ave all the highlights later. there was a shock in the women's fa cup with everton knocking out chelsea at the quarterfinal stage. they came from behind to beat the reigning women's super league champions 2—1. valerie gauvin scoring to book everton's place in the semis, where they will meet birmingham on wednesday — their match against brighton went to penalities, after it was 2—2 after extra time. 4—2 it ended on spotkicks. and manchester city's 2—1 win over leicester means that they will face arsenal in thursday's second semifinal. rangers continued their unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season with a 5—1 demolition of motherwell. rangers were 3—0 up by half—time at fir park with james tavernier scoring twice from the penalty spot. cedric ittens also found the net twice after the break to ensure rangers will remain top of the table regardless of today's other results. elsewhere — celtic were 3—0 winners at home to hibernian to stay second. and aberdeen beat ross county by t
west ham are 1—0 up at home to wolves through a jarrod bowen goal.ave all the highlights later. there was a shock in the women's fa cup with everton knocking out chelsea at the quarterfinal stage. they came from behind to beat the reigning women's super league champions 2—1. valerie gauvin scoring to book everton's place in the semis, where they will meet birmingham on wednesday — their match against brighton went to penalities, after it was 2—2 after extra time. 4—2 it ended on...
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. >> joining me now is wisconsin state representative david bowen.sentative bowen, good to sigh again. last time we talked you were battling covid. i hope you're doing well. >> doing excellent by the grace of god so thanks so much for having me on. >> great to see you and glad you're doing better. the former vice president comes in today. you heard him say he believes the officer involved in the blake shooting and the breonna taylor shooting in kentucky, the officers should be charged. is that the what you think? >> absolutely. that's what justice looks like. we need to hold police officers and law enforcement accountable in these situations and allowing them to escape prosecution is no way to be able to show the folks that are out there demanding justice, that have been out there advocating and protesting for more than i think 918 days today, it's about making sure that this system can be accountable to the community and which it serves. can it be accountable to black families and communities across this nation that continue to get the short end of
. >> joining me now is wisconsin state representative david bowen.sentative bowen, good to sigh again. last time we talked you were battling covid. i hope you're doing well. >> doing excellent by the grace of god so thanks so much for having me on. >> great to see you and glad you're doing better. the former vice president comes in today. you heard him say he believes the officer involved in the blake shooting and the breonna taylor shooting in kentucky, the officers should be...
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. >>> with me now is wisconsin state representative david bowen. thank you for joining me, sir. what does it mean to have the president in wisconsin right now, in kenosha, touring property damage with his attorney general and his acting dhs secretary. it means he's coming to only it fan the flames of hate. he should be the healer in chief. he should be here to help people get through this tough time of seeing lives being lost, seeing black bodies being attacked and hurt. what he's doing is, this is just a campaign stop for him, unfortunately. so that really troubles me. it really show also that i think that white supremacists that have caused the turmoil, the angst, the division, the attacks, even the damage and the pain we're seeing, they are only being uplifted by this president. they continue to target protesters to demonize the folks who want to change the system. not that they want to change the america into a future, but try to demonize us, the folks who want to see a complete transformation of the system and how it is accountable to communities. >> how do you feel about t
. >>> with me now is wisconsin state representative david bowen. thank you for joining me, sir. what does it mean to have the president in wisconsin right now, in kenosha, touring property damage with his attorney general and his acting dhs secretary. it means he's coming to only it fan the flames of hate. he should be the healer in chief. he should be here to help people get through this tough time of seeing lives being lost, seeing black bodies being attacked and hurt. what he's...
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. >> woodruff: special correspondent jared bowens repo this artistic discovery that is now the subjectan exhibition. >> reporter: thepper reaches of the museum of fine arts rotunda is where the gods and goddesses live. they stand in radiant glory; wiey ride chariots, and they soar on featheres. they are white and idealized. but they are him. >> the man in these drawings was clearly black, and i thought, "what's going on here? whis this man? has anyone figuredut who he is?" >> rorter: these murals and figures have hovered over the m.f.a. for rouly a century since they were conceived by painter john sinr sargent in 1916. but it's only now that there's atbeen a comprehensive loo thomas mckeller, the black model behind the murals. it's all thanks to an accintal discovery at the isabella stewart gardner museum by collection curator nathaniel silver. >> i opened the wrong cabinet, and happened to find this portfolio-- it was huge! and i had never seen these sargent drawings before. r orter: that find has led to boston's "apollo," an exhibition examining the relationship between sargent and m
. >> woodruff: special correspondent jared bowens repo this artistic discovery that is now the subjectan exhibition. >> reporter: thepper reaches of the museum of fine arts rotunda is where the gods and goddesses live. they stand in radiant glory; wiey ride chariots, and they soar on featheres. they are white and idealized. but they are him. >> the man in these drawings was clearly black, and i thought, "what's going on here? whis this man? has anyone figuredut who he...
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bowen route we passed by this former hotel. takes us along inside back in the day he says decorated members of the east german state security or stars he would lodge here. here they could take a holiday were spied from spying on fellow citizens. as i say it was the stars the big shots who came to stay and. time seems to have stood still in these rooms it's still invokes better memories for the former east german citizen. a student when i was a student in my 6th term i had an encounter with the stars and they wanted me to spy and one of my friends and i refused or knew full well that that could have repercussions. that's just something we live with it or because this is our home the hearts. of. it it's me. the finally at 1100 meters above sea level we reach our destination the brock in this listening post which used to be sealed off was used by east german and soviet secret services to intercept communications in the west. today it's right next door to the botanists pride enjoy a garden with hundreds of plants. this means that o
bowen route we passed by this former hotel. takes us along inside back in the day he says decorated members of the east german state security or stars he would lodge here. here they could take a holiday were spied from spying on fellow citizens. as i say it was the stars the big shots who came to stay and. time seems to have stood still in these rooms it's still invokes better memories for the former east german citizen. a student when i was a student in my 6th term i had an encounter with the...
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stating that fact and it's for the world to make it sound mind up what if anything that might mean bowen walk a lot of poisons there isn't a lot of number to talk about how and it's not that available so it really does narrow down the field of potential suspects well listener of ali has plenty of enemies he's targeted a large number of officials and businessmen in his anti corruption investigations he's been doing not for almost a decade let's not forget even if there was an attempt on his life surely an investigation and that needs to happen here in russia not germany not the u.k. . yes and no in relation to the actual poisoning of mr nirvana. microsite all the evidence is going to be in russia and so it's going to be the russians if anybody is going to need to investigate that end of things that the germans can try and investigate from their end as best they can but they're never going to get very far at all in relation to the specific attack on him and if they may well. the the actual motivation side of things motivation without hard evidence of an attack. going to get you very far at
stating that fact and it's for the world to make it sound mind up what if anything that might mean bowen walk a lot of poisons there isn't a lot of number to talk about how and it's not that available so it really does narrow down the field of potential suspects well listener of ali has plenty of enemies he's targeted a large number of officials and businessmen in his anti corruption investigations he's been doing not for almost a decade let's not forget even if there was an attempt on his life...
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extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lessing demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the streets on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a fall they're taking a fall a seriously deluded thought a jolt dolla thanks. i'm not was the day ever the conversation continues online on assault and at state of new me of the. eco india. on this california milk is not the main product. it's dong. the b. jones farm in noida is the next level of organic farming here local greens are treated like stars as are the mounds that they leave behind it's valuable material from new york and souvenirs. d.w. . loneliness is more than just being alone. loneliness makes you sick and it's affecting more and more people. researchers are investigating the causes and developing strategies that can follow combat this problem. against the loneliness epidemic. in 45 minutes on d w. we know that this is a scary to. for the coronavirus is
extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lessing demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the streets on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a fall they're taking a fall a seriously deluded thought a jolt dolla thanks. i'm not was the day ever the conversation continues online on assault and at state of new me...
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extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lesson demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the street on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a fall they're taking a fall is seriously deluded towards a joel dolla thanks. and that was the day ever the conversation continues online. of the. kicker. he's a norwegian force of nature. eleanor hall tom. goldman stryker hit the ground running. can the secret to success found in his homeland. we took a look around norway to find out. kickoff. on t.w. . on a smartphone lifespan 18 months max. mama tiriel extremely high recyclability seldom. side effects environmental pollution child labor harsh working conditions fast food to short blocks of ourselves closer. to 60 minutes on w's. beethoven insists justice did did did did did. did he believe that. the romance is still in beethoven. to a certain conscious always. the same way that the biggest composer of all time i tri
extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lesson demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the street on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a fall they're taking a fall is seriously deluded towards a joel dolla thanks. and that was the day ever the conversation continues online. of the. kicker. he's a norwegian...
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extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lessing demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the streets on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a. they're taking a fall a seriously deluded towards a jodelle right thanks. i'm not was the day ever the conversation continues online on this alternative. of a good. kick on. the norwegian force of nature. cause. the door of my striker hit the ground running. can the secret to success be found in his homeland. we took a look around norway to find out. the kick off cut. off t.w. . loneliness is more than just being alone. loneliness makes you sick and it's affecting more and more people. researchers are investigating the causes and developing strategies that can help combat this problem. again is the latest episode. in 45 minutes on d w. they've been robbed of their soul. that's what a people experiences with his taken from them. countless cultural riches were brutall
extremism in the german police force i'll give you an example the last major lessing demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the streets on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a. they're taking a fall a seriously deluded towards a jodelle right thanks. i'm not was the day ever the conversation continues online on this alternative. of a good....
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jarrod bowen scored twice.ut. they beat granada 6—1. his former club, barcelona, are also on their way to a big win. they are beating villareal 4—0. ansu fati has two, lionel messi has scored with a penalty. wins for levante, athletic bilbao and sevilla. valladolid drew with celta vigo. a huge shock in the bundesliga, champions bayern munich were humiliated 4—1 at hoffenheim, ending their 32—match unbeaten run in all competitions stretching back to december last year. that sees hoffenheim go top of the table. freiburg against wolfsburg finished 1—1. in italy's serie a, the champions juventus pulled it back to 2—2 at roma. two for ronaldo. napoli, milan and hellas verona all won and are level at the top of the table on 6 points. 4th placed sassuolo were also winners on sunday the formula one world champion lewis hamilton had to settle for third at the russian grand prix after he was given a ten—second penalty for practising his race start in the wrong place. he could have equalled michael schumacher‘s record of
jarrod bowen scored twice.ut. they beat granada 6—1. his former club, barcelona, are also on their way to a big win. they are beating villareal 4—0. ansu fati has two, lionel messi has scored with a penalty. wins for levante, athletic bilbao and sevilla. valladolid drew with celta vigo. a huge shock in the bundesliga, champions bayern munich were humiliated 4—1 at hoffenheim, ending their 32—match unbeaten run in all competitions stretching back to december last year. that sees...
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. >> i suspect you might get a vote from andrew bowen. >> not in present company. the leader of the scottish party, we voted this week and last to protect 500,000 jobs enshrined scotland's most important market, our internal uk market. why does my friend think the s&p did not support this bill? >> spl speaker, i have no absolutely no idea. it's baffling. this is a bill that underpins a massive transfer of powers back to scotland from brussels, from brussels, about 70 powers and prerogatives go back to scotland which they would throw away again, as, mr. speaker, they would throw away again the entire beautiful glistening whole of the uk's or scotland's spectacular marine wealth, scotland's fisheries straight back to brussels. that's what they want to do. >> caroline lucas. >> thank you very much mr. speaker. last week an, aresvp report -- government failing to reach 17 out of 20 targets it had signed up to. there's a major un summit next week. it is a vital moment to put this right and to show real leadership. now the eu's summit aims to protect a minimum 30% of lan
. >> i suspect you might get a vote from andrew bowen. >> not in present company. the leader of the scottish party, we voted this week and last to protect 500,000 jobs enshrined scotland's most important market, our internal uk market. why does my friend think the s&p did not support this bill? >> spl speaker, i have no absolutely no idea. it's baffling. this is a bill that underpins a massive transfer of powers back to scotland from brussels, from brussels, about 70...
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. >> they were julius bowens from brooklyn whose children were his pride and joy. >> he was a very laid back guy who likes to sit on the porch and talk to the neighbors. the neighbors won't come up the stoop anymore because they're like he is supposed to be there. from the u.p.s. man to the sanitation men. >> they are alfredo and susan sa, married for 44 years, she was admitted to the hospital shortly after her husband and they died in separate rooms a few days apart. >> it's beyond hurt. it's beyond pain. you know? losing one parent is hard enough but losing both of them is just tragic because our parents, they're our world. you know? we put them on the pedestal and my parents are my life. i have so many blessed with them because my dad was only waiting for my mom to retire and this was the year they're supposed to retire. >> dr. anthony fauci reflecting on the unprecedented loss of life in a sbn interview with dr gupta today. >> the idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering and in some respects stunning. we have the capability by doing things that we have been speaking about for
. >> they were julius bowens from brooklyn whose children were his pride and joy. >> he was a very laid back guy who likes to sit on the porch and talk to the neighbors. the neighbors won't come up the stoop anymore because they're like he is supposed to be there. from the u.p.s. man to the sanitation men. >> they are alfredo and susan sa, married for 44 years, she was admitted to the hospital shortly after her husband and they died in separate rooms a few days apart. >>...
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this morning we introduce you to photographer brian bowen smith.ument a country under quarantine. along the way, he photographed some famous folks like common, reese witherspoon and the blended family of demi moore and bruce willis. as meg oliver reports, he captured the spirit of americans. documenting what's going on during this covid crisis. >> freeze. good. >> as you were driving across the country, what does america look like during a quarantine? >> beautiful. but, on the other hand, i was seeing it empty with no one walking around, per se. i was seeing it in a sad time as well. with all these restaurants and the hardware store all boarded up. it broke my heart. >> you see these uplifting signs as well. >> yes. >> you took a lot of pictures of smiling faces. there is a family in that pickup truck, the dad is holding his son up front and the mom has the little baby in the back. >> almost everyone that i shot was so happy to see me. it did bring joy. this photo truly was a gift for everyone. the mom positioned him and then you see the doctors an
this morning we introduce you to photographer brian bowen smith.ument a country under quarantine. along the way, he photographed some famous folks like common, reese witherspoon and the blended family of demi moore and bruce willis. as meg oliver reports, he captured the spirit of americans. documenting what's going on during this covid crisis. >> freeze. good. >> as you were driving across the country, what does america look like during a quarantine? >> beautiful. but, on the...
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kimmel game night, adam sandler will be with us, followed by our new show at a regular time with julie bowenost-debate program is the only guy over 70 who has cardi b's number in his cell phone, please welcome senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] hello, senator. >> hey, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm okay. senator sanders, be honest, how many times did you yell at your television tonight watching the debate? >> uh, many. >> jimmy: many times, yeah. i would love to watch it with you and see what your reactions are. >> no, you wouldn't, no, you wouldn't. >> jimmy: you were a subject early on in the debate. th they talked -- >> i heard that. i heard that. >> jimmy: did you feel that joe biden was distancing himself from you in some ways? >> look, i've been in a number of debates in my life, and taking on trump, who is a bully, who is a liar, who doesn't even respect the rules of the debate is very, very difficult. but i think biden made a number of very, very important points tonight. while trump continues to lie in an incredible way. >> jimmy: how often do you spoke to joe biden? >
kimmel game night, adam sandler will be with us, followed by our new show at a regular time with julie bowenost-debate program is the only guy over 70 who has cardi b's number in his cell phone, please welcome senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] hello, senator. >> hey, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm okay. senator sanders, be honest, how many times did you yell at your television tonight watching the debate? >> uh, many. >> jimmy: many times, yeah. i would...
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the navy was represented by rear admiral bowen the director of , the navy research lab. the army assigned to brigadier general. as originally organized, the ndrc set up five divisions to break down war research into manageable disciplines. for studies vehicle was to give contracts to existing laboratories for the development of products for the war. where individual labs might not prove helpful ndrc contracted , with universities to establish purpose built research centers. one such laboratory was m.i.t.'s radiation laboratory that specialized in the development of airborne radar and navigation systems. it soon became overloaded so a second laboratory, the radio research lab, was created by at nearby harvard university to specialize in electronic countermeasures such as radar chaff. things soon got more complicated. in 1942, ndrc reorganized into 23 separate subordinate organizations. it did not stop there, though. the council of national defense brought other organizations under its umbrella and it soon became apparent that the ndrc would be more effective if it expande
the navy was represented by rear admiral bowen the director of , the navy research lab. the army assigned to brigadier general. as originally organized, the ndrc set up five divisions to break down war research into manageable disciplines. for studies vehicle was to give contracts to existing laboratories for the development of products for the war. where individual labs might not prove helpful ndrc contracted , with universities to establish purpose built research centers. one such laboratory...
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back to work with kal penn, julie bowen.aim and travis scott and senator bernie sanders will be with us live after the debate. on tuesday night. and we will also be in primetime, for our annual nba finals pregame shows featuring adam sandler, jamie foxx, matthew mcconaughey, and many more. so please join us for a very, very busy week. next week. our first guest tonight somehow managed to survive ten years of flesh- eating zombies, human psychopaths and lots of expired dairy products as daryl dixon on the "the walking dead." the show returns to "amc' sunday, october 4th. please welcome norman reedus. hello, norman. >> hi. [ applause ] how are you doin'? >> jimmy: how's everything? >> it's good. it's really good. i'm back in georgia at the moment. it's pouring rain here. it's wild to be back, but it's good. >> jimmy: is that your airbnb? >> you know where i'm at is i'm actually in the studio in our conference room, and this, these are all the people that have died on our show. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's like a, yeah, it's a memori
back to work with kal penn, julie bowen.aim and travis scott and senator bernie sanders will be with us live after the debate. on tuesday night. and we will also be in primetime, for our annual nba finals pregame shows featuring adam sandler, jamie foxx, matthew mcconaughey, and many more. so please join us for a very, very busy week. next week. our first guest tonight somehow managed to survive ten years of flesh- eating zombies, human psychopaths and lots of expired dairy products as daryl...
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bowen kimberly s. bowers veronique nicole bowers larry bowman shawn edward bowman, jr.bell] [no talking] ♪ kevin l. bowser gary r. box gennady boyarsky pamela boyce allen p. boyle michael boyle alfred j. braca sandra conaty brace kevin hugh bracken sandy waugh bradshaw david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti daniel raymond brandhorst david reed gamboa brandhorst michelle renee bratton patrice braut lydia estelle bravo ronald michael breitweiser edward a. brennan iii frank h. brennan michael e. brennan peter brennan thomas more brennan daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan eric briley mark a. brisman paul gary bristow marion r. britton mark francis broderick herman charles broghammer keith a. broomfield bernard c. brown ii janice juloise brown lloyd stanford brown patrick john brown bettina b. browne-radburn mark bruce richard george bruehert andrew brunn vincent edward brunton ronald bucca brandon j. buchanan greg j. buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse john edward bulaga, jr. stephen bruce bunin christopher l. burford m
bowen kimberly s. bowers veronique nicole bowers larry bowman shawn edward bowman, jr.bell] [no talking] ♪ kevin l. bowser gary r. box gennady boyarsky pamela boyce allen p. boyle michael boyle alfred j. braca sandra conaty brace kevin hugh bracken sandy waugh bradshaw david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti daniel raymond brandhorst david reed gamboa brandhorst michelle renee bratton patrice braut lydia estelle bravo ronald michael breitweiser edward a. brennan iii...
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we have the drama teacher, aimee bowen.y need to learn to carry on ntp stage for unsightly differentiating. we have monologues and radio plays, they are learning those key skills but not as involved together. and the strict rules, keeping apart, only working with certain groups. all peoples will be placed in groups and stay in them, even though they are in classroom bubbles they will be in smaller groups working and nobody will be swapping. it will be slightly different. mr dowe, head of science, usually students move around, how difficult will that be when children need to be in science labs? science is a very practical subject, we have lots of different experiments as part of the gcse course. we have measures for that, we have bought software which will allow students to do those practical, almost like simulations, ta ke practical, almost like simulations, take the results the same way and re cord take the results the same way and record them like any normal experiment. the lads will be sanitised in between, for example f
we have the drama teacher, aimee bowen.y need to learn to carry on ntp stage for unsightly differentiating. we have monologues and radio plays, they are learning those key skills but not as involved together. and the strict rules, keeping apart, only working with certain groups. all peoples will be placed in groups and stay in them, even though they are in classroom bubbles they will be in smaller groups working and nobody will be swapping. it will be slightly different. mr dowe, head of...
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. >> congressman, i will never forget the e-mails i received from mike bowen indicating that our mask we're in deep shit, the world is, and we need to act. and i pushed that forward to the highest levels i could in hhs and got no response. >> i watched him. he looked like an angry, disgruntled employee, who frankly according to some people didn't do a very good job. >> the president could remove whistle blowers and watchdogs but he could not alter a sad reality his coronavirus lies could lead to ever more dire consequences. because even as states in the northeast were having some questions battling early outbreaks. next a new explosion was about to go off. >> we are very concerned that our public health message isn't resonating. ♪ i do what i want when i want it ♪ ♪ i buy my own rocks and i flaunt it ♪ ♪ rolling through the streets so stunning ♪ ♪ you know i'm a diamond honey ♪ ♪ i'm a celebrate this feeling ♪ ♪ watch me while i break the ceiling ♪ ♪ you know that unstoppable feeling ♪ ♪ so i'ma show'em how i'm shinin' ♪ ♪ walking bold... ice on me ♪ ♪ raining down like diamond rings
. >> congressman, i will never forget the e-mails i received from mike bowen indicating that our mask we're in deep shit, the world is, and we need to act. and i pushed that forward to the highest levels i could in hhs and got no response. >> i watched him. he looked like an angry, disgruntled employee, who frankly according to some people didn't do a very good job. >> the president could remove whistle blowers and watchdogs but he could not alter a sad reality his coronavirus...
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but it was lawrence llewellyn bowen. —— posh voice.g, i suppose, for us. that is why they were invented in the first place. last night was the big celebration to tell the world they have been switched on. and it is the biggest light show in the world. the programme came second to the aurora borealis is the biggest light show in the world. not bad, there! you are in good company, that is pretty impressive. as far as the seasonis is pretty impressive. as far as the season is concerned, you extended the lights, the eliminations in cell, white, new year? to get people in? -- cell, white, new year? to get people in? —— the illumations until, what, new in? —— the illumations until, what, new year? this should help people recover from the easter and new year? this should help people recoverfrom the easter and made new year? this should help people recover from the easter and made a bank holidays —— easter and may day holidays. when i was a kid we used to go in the car and see the elimination—— illuminations. but how do you get people to contr
but it was lawrence llewellyn bowen. —— posh voice.g, i suppose, for us. that is why they were invented in the first place. last night was the big celebration to tell the world they have been switched on. and it is the biggest light show in the world. the programme came second to the aurora borealis is the biggest light show in the world. not bad, there! you are in good company, that is pretty impressive. as far as the seasonis is pretty impressive. as far as the season is concerned, you...