what a catch in double coverage. it's first and goal for sc. >> greg: you can go up there and clock it. i almost kind of wish i had the down, if i'm kedon slovis. if we're in a good enough spot, but -- >> dave: obviously you're talking about, where does your kicker want it? >> referee: the ruling on the field is a catch. the previous play is now under replay review. >> greg: what a catch. wow. >> dave: surprised they're reviewing it. pretty clear live that he got it. now that gives sc an opportunity to kind of regroup. they don't have to spike it. they can talk about, okay, how do we want to handle this? do we make sure we get it where our kicker wants it, are we just taking shots to the end zone, are we running the ball? you got all this time to talk about it now and you didn't have a time-out. >> greg: i mean, that just saved usc a down. i mean, it really did, because you're probably going to have to spike it on first and ten or still have enough time, they didn't necessarily have to spike it. 30 seconds is plenty

the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch. every few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below deck. to stand out and this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 70 euro's so of course we want to catch those and then going to some of the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a briggs a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line at the terrible we go out regularly in fish and british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain moghul a make several short trips a week to boulogne soon man to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fisherman. or unsure with the future will bring. lizzie britain is an island

the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch. every few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below deck. to stand out and this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 7 euro's so of course we want to catch those and then to see. the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a briggs a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line of if the value of a terrible week go out regularly in fish in british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain marvel a make several short trips a week to boulogne sumedha to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fishermen. a run short with the future will bring. britain is an island i

captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the fire. honest restaurants around the world. if they don't want it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be if that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board walk. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 2018 or the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men has been detained in the benghazi prison for months no dispute within the d

and then we hope will catch them but you never know . these are the images from the night vision goggles at night the flying foxes leave the trees where they've spent a day sleeping and set off in search of food mainly fruits and berries. the researchers wait for 2 hours and then they have a stroke of luck for flying foxes get caught in a nets. carefully they are untangle them. each of these sacks contains one flying fox this keeps them from getting injured until the researchers have time to examine them now in the early morning light it becomes evident why these animals are flying foxes. one fascinating about this animal is that it's probably flown 2000 kilometers to get here to meet with millions of others but we don't know where it's come from nor if it will return to the same place or go elsewhere. but that could soon change for the 1st time researchers are trying to follow the mega bats flight path by attaching transmitters to them the devices look big but wait just a few grams. in an incredible feat of strength the flying foxes mak

today that rarely happens though sometimes children still catch and kill the other grandparents. but if you want to. even today the education officer still encounters prejudices and age old to blues where flying foxes are concerned they want provided a reliable source of meat each november for families in the villages and myths and superstitions still surround these mega bouts. we pay a visit to the villages traditional healer. you know i don't want to have too much i want. this world is full of worries and sorrow she said. the villagers concern. before she talks about the flying foxes she 1st wants to get a sense of what's troubling he can in masaka to get an appointment with you must agree to undergo treatment. some people burn flying foxes then they have the ashes tattooed under their skin in the hopes of acquiring the mega bats abilities. like being able to see better at night. but of course that's not ok. if you. know even if. she doesn't use any flying foxes in her medicines she prescribe a powder which she says will help him with his biggest problem janice colleagues. take

great to catch up.ay it out for me, 2021, what are you guys looking for? stuart: i think it's a little more of the same. i think the risks that probably are being a little less discussed would be if we do get the vaccine introduction and the growth that people expect. what does the feds posture look like middle of the year? that's one area where there is underlying risk that people aren't focused on. from our perspective, volatility perspective, there is still a lot of risk premium in the market. i know the vix is down. futures are still about a 25. longer data risk premium, i.e. like s&p 500, 12 months puts and stuff like that, still do carry a lot of risk. that's either sending you a signal it's not an all clear. or that is going to be a fairly big opportunity to invest in as those longer term risk premiums need to compress. big picture we do expect to pick up in growth. our rates view is similar to what you have described. we do expect tighter spreads. we do think there could be pressure on spreads e

captain filippo i dabble is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if they get what it is when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be. $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red tremblay off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keypad. a name like this one during the summer of 2018 or the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now mark on my own as crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted t

fitz becomes the second player ever to catch a touchdown in 17 nfl seasons. the other, jerry rice, who caught one in 20 seasons. eagles on the comeback. jalen hurts second start. look at him get in the end zone right there. 26-all and a nice little dance. still tied midway through the fourth. murray throws it up to deandre happ hopkins and he does the rest. cardinals win 33-26. the niners officially eliminated from the playoffs. it will be cardinals-niner the

captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if only when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happy. again like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so ho

chuang call home is a quicker way to end catch. us her was. back at the village school salons big moment has arrived. i want to caution you know she doesn't just tell her fellow pupils about flying foxes she also explains that you don't always have to chop down trees to make a fire and that sometimes the reflection from a light isn't after ignite one providing you use the right combustible material salon recommends using dead leaves and rotten tree bark a national park awarded salon and her classmates an award for coming up with this idea. of whatever it is local to this event it's important to protect the environment especially the bush team that's because the trees that produce oxygen for us and of course the bush is also a habitat for animals of 0 it's. going to save our flying foxes sing the children. lower down. most of the schoolchildren in the village of long understood what some adults here still fail to comprehend that week was. the gamekeeper's move beyond and colomba had discovered the site of another fire located not far from the r

the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch. every few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below jack. and now this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 7 euro's so of course we want to catch those and then to. the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a brig's a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line. of a terrible we go out regularly in fish and british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain marvel a make several short trips a week to boulogne soon to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fisherman. a run short with the future will bring. people to see britain is an island it's insame how muc

that has been perhaps the eu catch.en perhaps the most contentious issue, even though it is only worth 0.12% of the british economy. when borisjohnson finally appears, waving a piece of paper in his hand, saying we have got a deal, he will be saying that it delivers on his manifesto promise to return control of our borders and our economy to the uk. that is what he will claim to stop some on his own side in the conservative party, in the brexiteer european research group say they will get through this with a fine tooth comb to see if his policies and sovereignty will be delivered, and he has been calling some members of that group to brief them on the deal in advance. 0nce some members of that group to brief them on the deal in advance. once we get as far as that, we are not there yet, and time seems to be slipping this morning, but once that happens, parliament will be recalled next week, but eyes expect substantial labour support for any deal even if they are critical of it is opposed to no—deal, and with many tory mp

even more of their catch, sometimes 80 or 90% of it goes to europe.um product. at the moment, you could catch a lobster in cornwall and it could be on a dining table in paris by lunchtime the next day. if there is delays at the border, that is probably not going to be possible, and then the tariffs as well, the businesses might get the product from somewhere else. it is very mixed depending on who you talk to. but it does sound as if a no deal outcome could be a disaster for a lot of those little fishing boats. yeah, absolutely. they are really starting to voice their concerns now. it is absolutely crucial for them, for the small boat fishermen, and also the businesses that have been built up to export their catch to europe. the world's first mass coronavirus vaccination programme is under way in russia. doctors are using the sputnik v jab, which was cleared for use by president putin, even though it has not yet completed its trials. however, its developers say that so far, it appears to be more than 90% effective. the first inoculations took place at

the ftse 100 catching up a little.tear this year, with the nasdaq up more than 40% year to date. there is one region where gains in the sector have been perhaps more tepid, and that is europe. what needs to happen to make european tech companies global players? let's get an opinion on that. par-jorgen parson is a general partner at northzone, an early stage venture capital fund. thank you very much for joining us. i know that you think that capital and talent are all coming together and aligning in a way that makes next year and the years ahead quite exciting for european tech. why do you think that is happening? par-jorgen: yes, thank you. i think it is important to note that the tech ecosystem is relatively young in europe compared to, for instance, the bay area. i think it is coming of age now. we have seen tremendous strengthening of the tech ecosystem over the past four or five years, with returns actually in the venture capital sector big at par with how they are being produced in the u.s. i think that the public

as we head through the day, we'll catch clearing as well as drier weather. really we will watch the showers push out quickly. a live look looking at san francisco, you see partly cloudy skies. livermore, a few showers at 52, 53 for oakland, concord, san jose with the wet start in santa rosa in the mid 40s. daytime highs, mid to upper 50s to low 60s. i will show you futurecast through the day. it is turning breezy for the rest of our morning and afternoon. details on all this coming up in a few minutes. it's a wet start to our day in the south bay. i know you are tracking a traffic alert in the south bay. >>> the traffic alert has been out since about 5:15 this morning. it's a crash north bound 17 at idlewild. this will affect your ride out of the santa cruz mountains. look at all the red. that's a roll over crash, a vehicle stuck on its roof in the left lane. this is an area that's really tough to find an alternate. it's really backed up. we are seeing brake lights on the south bound side for spectator slowing. to the bay bridge, metering lights are on and y

twenty years ago we used to catch loads of prawns.but in recent years, there have been repeated events that have reduced our catch. the latest problem was the blue crab, they wiped out everything. >> the first blue crabs were spotted here at the end of 2014. it's a species that was previously unknown in tunisia. their numbers increased rapidly, and within eight months the crabs had become a real menace. they would cut the fishing nets, eat the fish and devour anything else they could find. they became such a problem, that the fishermen nicknamed them "daesh," after the notorious militant group islamic state. the blue crab is native to the indopacific region. they came here via the red sea and the suez canal, like most of the roughly one thousand non-native species that have reached the mediterranean. because of climate change, the waters here are now also warm enough to support tropical species. mohamed nejmeddine bradai has spent decades studying the migratory patterns in the mediterranean. mohamed: we're especially interested in lea

is sold in europe and a lot of the fish the eu boats catch is sold in the uk.de that needs to continue. tell us more trade that needs to continue. tell us more about why some fishermen are so us more about why some fishermen are so unhappy. fishermen on small boats wa nted so unhappy. fishermen on small boats wanted an exclusion of 12 miles which they have not got. some of them can fish between six and i2 miles from the british coastline. that means that the benefits that are there to go with —— to begin with are going to go to the big trollers. many of them are part of the british fleet but are owned by european companies. the implications of the rhetoric from the referendum campaign about taking back control of fishing waters, you can see why some people if they were expecting it to be immediate and absolute are going to be disappointed. chris, thanks so much. there are furt her warnings today of the pressures there are further warnings today of the pressures faced by hospitals, as the number of covid infections continues to rise across the uk. london's parti

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so we have a long way to go here to catch up.rologist drew tuma is tracking, drew, at least a good dose of precipitation to come. >> yeah, dan, over the next seven days we are tracking several storms taking aim at california. tonight we're tracking the final rainfall of 2020. some showers already falling in the north bay. let's show you live doppler 7 along with satellite. mostly cloudy skies will press in closer into the north bay where we have light showers from santa rosa up through healdsburg, cloverdale, light showers over into ukiah and clearlake. and this cold front is slowly going to slide south overnight tonight. here's the bigger picture on live doppler 7 along with satellite. there you can see the cold front defined very nicely, moving into northern california right now. and we're talking about very light showers overnight tonight as it's a pretty quick-moving front we are tracking. ahead of the front, temperatures mainly in the low if not mid 50s at this current hour. but this storm system, it is churning up our ocean

how much of that will may be able to catch in the future?s that we get 80% of all that catch back in terms of value. the eu said no, we'll give you 18%. big difference. we think they have come to an agreement, which is closer to the eu and of that scale than the uk end. but overall if you look into the long term, the uk will take back control of its fishing waters at the moment it doesn't have the boats that can catch all the fish. the political importance of the fishing communities in their countries, is to say that they have one. there is a lot of spin going on over both sides of the channel. it is very emotive and political. in economic terms, it is a very small part of the uk economy. presumably, there are bigger economic issues at play, as well? anime clip main one is the level playing field, that there has to be strict level playing field rules. we will find outjust how strict those rules will be soon. it is about what happens, when we know the uk has now got the ability, or will have the ability to diverge from eu rules. what happens

we are catching a bit of a break . catching a little bit of sunshine in spots with those patches of blue in the sky. you can see quiet conditions. a live look at our salesforce tower camera. 52 in concord. oakland coming in at 49. livermore, 53. 51 in downtown san francisco. san jose at 54. that cut off low pressure system that brought the beneficial rainfall to our area is now moving out of here. high pressure is building in. hour by hour, you can see that clearing with drier weather as we go through our afternoon. for tomorrow morning, it will be a cold start. than a little bit of sunshine as we head through tuesday afternoon. our next weather system will bring a return of the rain wednesday night into thursday morning. a lot of snow in the sierra as well. looking at our daytime highs for today, 54 in pacifica. 58 for oakland. 56 for san jose. 59 for santa rosa. 57 for fairfield. if you are looking at rain in the morning, clearing out as we head through the afternoon with highs generally in the mid to upper 50s. dry

we aren't saying they catch now.be carried out completely, but their coaches need to be reduced dramatically back in favour of the british home fleet. to be reduced dramatically back in favour of the british home fleetm you're going to be in a partnership, though, with the europeans, we have to give as well as take, don't we? one thing we have is water, and therefore, that as i was been the deal, hasn't it? there has to be an exchange of resources. we have been giving them... well, we haven't been giving them... well, we haven't been giving them... well, we haven't been giving them. they have been taking. the british were outmanoeuvred in the negotiations forjoining the common market back in the 70s. that was the worst thing that ever happened to us. there was never any concern shown when the british fishing fleet was destroyed and all our men were put out of the work for the greater good ofjoining what was called the common market, as it was supposed to be. it is worth mentioning... sorry. obviously, i understand yo

great to catch up with you. at the end is many people believe that qe for europe and more qe for europe is actually currency positive. that is a story. oliviamentioned yesterday and this goes back to the courageous santa marta -- seminar that was held in 2014. do youyou reflate, how do it? what is the actual process cleared --? i do not think anybody knows. any step away from this commitment -- tom: i thought you meant the show. could someone get my walker. jonathan: how do you step away from this. you should probably step away, i will see you in 2023. we will still be doing this. 2024, 2025. ♪ >> businesses in our city and state and country are not going to return from this. >> there are so many people out of work. >> the important thing is we are starting a new economic cycle right now. >> i worry markets are getting ahead of the politics. >> you have a complete lack of coordination. >> it is not that we will grow in 2021. it is, will it be enough? >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: jonathan ferro, lisa

the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch.very few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below deck. this and that this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 7 euro's so of course we want to catch those the newest and. the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a brig's a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line at the bit of a terrible we go out regularly in fish and british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain marvel a make several short trips a week to boulogne soon man to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fisher. men are on shore with the future will bring. mrs britain is an island isn't

says upon boxes are unloaded from the trawler and carefully registered the men are happy with the catch is specially with this delicacy with. these a famous prime quality red prawns. the mediterranean prawns are in great demand in fine restaurants around the world. many somebody in good times 550 euros for. the poem quality red. top 45 euros. they should be double more than the fisherman from those spend weeks out at sea for such a catch sometimes even up to 2 months but they're taking a big risk the richest fishing grounds in the southern mediterranean are off the libyan coast in international waters but libya now claims them as territorial waters this has caused repeated conflicts like in the summer of 2018 the libyan navy wanted to stop the italian fishermen and or. the entire crew. in september that's exactly what happened to marco maroney his 2 travelers were impounded by libya the ship owner is in despair his 18 crew members have been in a meeting ghazi jail for over 3 months fishermen have never been held the small number the number that not being able to see the ships the men wh

today that rarely happens though sometimes children still catch and kill them for their grandparents. but if you want to. even today the education officer still encounters prejudices and age old to booze well flying foxes are concerned they want provided a reliable source of meat each november the families in the villages and myths and superstitions still surround these maggots. we pay a visit to the villages traditional healer. you know as i want to. tell i want to have. this wound is full of worries and sorrow she said. the healer knows the villages concerns before she talks about the flying fox is she 1st wanted to get a sense of what's troubling he can in masaka to get an appointment with you must agree to undergo treatment you know. some people burn flying foxes then they have the ashes tattooed under their skin in the hopes of acquiring the mega bats abilities. like being able to see better at night. but of course that's not ok. if you if you. know even if. she doesn't use any flying foxes in her medicines she prescribed the powder which she says will help him with his biggest p

spain weeks out at sea for such a catch sometimes even up to 2 months but they are taking a big risk the richest fishing grounds in the southern mediterranean are off the libyan coast in international waters but libya now claims them as territorial waters this has caused repeated conflicts like in the summer of 2018 the libyan navy wanted to stop the italian fishermen and or. the entire crew. in september that's exactly what happened to marco maroney his 2 trollers were impounded by libya the ship owner is in despair his 18 crew members have been unwilling gazi jail for over 3 months fishermen have never been held this long. being able to see the ships the men who work for me. because like a song that you miss longer hug. during that confrontation libyan authorities pursued 9 italian trawlers on the open sea unlike some of his colleagues captains you separate alone a manage to get away. vision out the vision that the libyans came close to wanted to seize all the captain up on the ship papers the trawlers were told to follow them but we could flee risking our lives the coast guard is

ten and 19 catching a virus and passing out on.over the past week, we've seen a 75% increase. i don't see children in pubs bars and restau ra nts. don't see children in pubs bars and restaurants. if it is the case that the government moves into tier 3, they must provide additional support for those sectors, hospitality and culture in particular. chris hopson is the chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hospital trusts in england. he warned that without tighter restrictions, the death rate from the virus will continue to rise. do you think tier 3 is inevitable and should happen sooner than later with the speculation it might happen today? we wrote to the prime minister over the weekend and said three things. we said, please exercise extreme caution before you downgrade any areas. the second was, can you please put any area that needs to be in tier 3 as quickly as possible, as soon as it's needed, without any delay and the third thing we said is that he needs to personally lead a better informed debate about what people

spend weeks out at sea for such a catch sometimes even up to 2 months but they're taking a big risk therichest fishing grounds in the southern mediterranean are off the libyan coast in international waters but libya now claims them as territorial waters this has caused repeated conflicts like in the summer of 2018 the libyan navy wanted to stop the italian fishermen and or. the entire crew. in september that's exactly what happened to marco maroney his 2 trollers were impounded by libya the ship owner is in despair his 18 crew members have been in a moving gazi jail for over 3 months fishermen have never been held this long. being able to see the ships the men who work for me. it's like a song that you missed. a hug but. during that confrontation libyan authorities pursued 9 italian strollers on the open sea unlike some of his colleagues captains you separate alone a manage to get away. the libyans came close wanted to see all the captain outs on the ship papers the trawlers were told to follow them but we could flee risking our lives the coast guard is on they could have fired at us. w

francisco resident david valasquez just learned about the quarantine order as he was on his way to catch his flight to colombia luckily, i work from home, so that's not going to be much of a problem, although i do go out to the. >>one other locations to film and everything. now that you've told me that i get to quarantine i guess i'm just going to have to cancel those chutes and just say a home airport officials projected 21,000 passengers flew out of sfo sunday steps down from around 85 to 92,000 passengers during what is typically the busiest holiday travel season before the pandemic. >>and as more enforcement as apd says they're using the common sense approach education is key and they're hoping people use the honor system and continue to follow health orders. but this order is enforceable it could be a misdemeanor that is the last resort officials don't want to see here at us about gayle ong kron 40's gayle, thank several european countries have now banned flights from the united kingdom. >>this is all part of an effort to block a new strain of the covid-19 virus that is currently sw

child call home is a quicker way to end catch. us her was back at the village school salons big moment has arrived. did you question you know she doesn't just tell her fellow pupils about flying foxes she also explains that you don't always have to chop down trees to make a fire and that sometimes the reflection from a light is enough to ignite one providing you use the right combustible material salon recommends using dead leaves and rotten tree bark and national park awarded salon and her classmates an award for coming up with this idea. of what's out is local to this event it's important to protect the environment especially the bush that's because the trees that produce oxygen for us and of course the bush is also a habitat for animals itself the roots are. going to save our flying foxes sing the children. lower down. most of the schoolchildren in the village of long understood what some adults here still fail to comprehend that week. the gamekeeper's move beyond and colomba have discovered the site of another file located not

if they catch you, that is the end of your life.day, if you are caught by the soldiers from kenya, that will be the end of your life also. so, the means of survival was 50—50. everybody was trying to come to kenya to look for means of survival, but we never expected that we would be going to a refugee camp. at the beginning, when the camp was established, it was just, like, you collect branches from a tree and then you build a small hut and then it is covered by plastic. the environment is so harsh. it was dusty, the soil was not fertile, you cannot grow anything. rainfall is so low. it might happen that in three years, there might be no rain. it was so hot. sometimes it could reach up to a0 or 50 degrees. when we arrived at the refugee camp, there were men with guns, they would come to you at night—time, they would rape girls, they would take away what you have. they would kill. it was not safe at the beginning. but things become calmer as time goes. it is like a city now, big city. we thought we could have stayed there, like, two

fantastic to catch up with you.rt on your reaction to the reporting, which i am sure you have read. henrietta: good morning. thank you. i am very excited to see there has been a breakthrough. i think we are on track to get this voted on in the house thursday, in the senate on friday. very positive news on direct payments to individuals. that is obviously a huge boost to retail. we saw that in the spring with the original $1200 checks when out. there'll be an agreement on how much aid to provide to children as well as adults. that is going to be an upside surprise for the markets. how does the president-elect respond to the stimulus? is it a one-off or does he say we will put it in and follow-up with more later. what is it? henrietta: absolutely follow-up with more action later. the bided administration will be another round of investment in the economy, whether that is the bridge, and other stimulus kind of component with ui or state and local aid, or if it is a rebuilt moment. that is the way it has been put to me

captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy is in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. they get what it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class red for a 12 kilo box. it would be if that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot of fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative. and there are actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever las

the hunters are waiting there to catch them. free. usually we use the branches to chase the bats around, and then their wings get caught in the thorn as you know, it works great and no one gets hurt. you go through a lot it's you saw it as it is because it's you who wouldn't. so why should i give me anything? i should think, i don't have a with catching bats sitting at it by the net about that disease. we just have to be right to gold that it doesn't turn up here new to think. well, if someone finds a cure for it, that he, i'm starting to think like, i do need to ask them all out a date. maybe it's the way they put they can take something. well, even if it's moved, somewhat interesting, it's really something the hunters return home with their catch. meanwhile, it's just bernard. quantize, getting ready to visit the caves. right, doctor, are studying diseases that bats could transmit to humans. when human beings the number constituents say hold the 2, now 8 and 10, do you remember this piece on optimus? the same? so we'll compare the s

although many of the fish he catches and dries are now shipped to england. digging for clams along the shore is still a task for the children. this is a task that children enjoy and one which is very important to settlers who still must wrest their food directly from land and sea. food must be taken from shore and from field, from lake and from stream. and there's game to be had in the forests, too. john fox has learned well the paths of the nearby forests which harbor many turkeys but recently brought from abroad. in the gardens of the settlement, medicinal herbs are grown, some of local origin and others transplanted from england. mr. lane supervises a section to be used in a special broth. later she carries her preparation to a case of serious illness in the home of harold perry. >> here is a rash of herbs freshly grown from mr. perry. >> yes, there is still sickness and there is still helpfulness of neighbor toward neighbor. there has to be in a new land where the settlers face the uncertainties of a new way of life. mistress perry knows that building a

deadliest catch was another page out of the same playbook. early on 2002-2003 we began to realize reality tv could be used to do something more laudable than what you see today. these are modest shows, what you said before is the most interesting four letter word in the country. i referred to risk. risk is always with us and in the age of coronavirus we certainly are realizing we have to balance our willingness to assume risk with the business of living and the business of being safe but not at any cost and so the country is having a huge conversation around the reality of risk and into all of that shows like deadliest catch and dirty jobs that profile people who are used to assuming unusual levels of risk it is instructive and always fun when headlines catch up to the themes in a show and i have been lucky in that way. it has been happening me to last 20 years. sean: i will repeat myself, i wash dishes, i was a cook in a restaurant. i was 12 years old, i was a busboy, waiter, bartender, almost a decade of my life and then i went into constru

captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy is in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if they want it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class red for a 12 kilo box. to be that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot of fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guy. wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now markham i don't his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long

was fortunate to catch it. for our audience, can you make clear how different this vaccine is versus anything to do with the tragedy of thalidomide? steven: i think that the processes are in place to assess expediteven to kind of -- even with the expedited timeline, it is completely different and vastly, vastly superior than the processes that were in place during the period that you just mentioned, tom. i don't think right now that that is a reasonable comparison. this is a totally different time and very different technology. the level of transparency in the follow-up with the volume of data, it is extremely is beinge level that used to recommend these products. tom: you are definitive on viruses and technology, the movement around these pathogens around our territory. is there a point where we can have so many cases, particularly in rural areas like north dakota or kansas where we get to hear rd immunity because everybody has been sick? steven: i think there is definitely the possibility. with some groups, b

the hunters returned home with their catch. meanwhile it's mom ologist bernard and wanda is getting ready to visit the caves right doctor of wanda is studying diseases that bats could transmit to humans. when human beings the number increased from say a whole deal to now 8 and 10 do you remember this piece on optimus the same surreal companions visit the dimensional alex clapton they have attacked. the protest demis into caves where the bats mentioned it because then they would scatter so the fortitude i detect when they do so this place it was a toss up to enable the best example her last. dr of wanda and his colleagues wear masks and protective suits they're well aware of the health risks posed by bats so now they'll go deep into the caves to find the animals. in the last 2 decades 60 percent of the mizen does exist i mean back to school day is her team's back so that means babs how good the highest number of classes at how potentially to jump to humanity. was to comes close how to create a. public health. well from the inter

it your probability of becoming severely unwell remains the same but if you've got more people catching it then you're going to see in absolute terms more cases of severe illness because you started with more people catching it in the 1st place because it's more transmissible does this mean cross that this mutation of corona virus has been out there for some time in any place else in the world in other locations around the world that we just don't know about it or is this actually a 1st and if it is a 1st does that mean there's something utterly unique about london and the southeast of england. the data on this is a little bit sketchy at the moment and it could be that this arose elsewhere and came to britain or it could be it was born in britain we don't actually know yet the way in which the virus was picked up was by a consortium which sequence or read the genetic code of the circulating krone viruses and so far in britain they've read the genetic codes of more than 140000 infections in individuals and so they picked this particular variant up back in september but what got their att

to catch on in more mediterranean countries. now and there are some very front plastic pieces in that report and he's hard to believe that most of them are made from all plastics somewhat some of them like this but as we've already seen plastic waste in the sea is especially helpful for walmart of marine life including coral reefs in egypt over $300.00 professional die of us took advantage of a corner virus lucked out to clean up the popular tourist resorts the team spent about 3 days below the water here is this week's doing your bit as evil. egypt's red sea coast is blessed with one of the world's most stunning coral reefs it's a hot spot for divers and tourists. but plastic and other trash endangered the sensitive underwater ecosystem. to counteract this egypt's chamber of diving and water sports initiated underwater cleanups during the cove at 19 lock down. divers from sharm el sheikh who got a saw as an opportunity to clean the sea a chance to get rid of the trash and do something good while they had time on our hands we wa