and corby robertson. corby is a great personal friend and everything, and he is doing a lot of stuff, and we have a lot of announcements to come in regards to that. and john chambers, i got that all of us know very well, and has done so much good trying to help us tell our story. in addition to that there is mike snyder, and i think he is on with us right here. and mike is with hyperloop, and i don't know why in this technology age that he can't talk, but all we can do is clap for him and say thank you. [applause] mike, thank you, sir. can you imagine, can you imagine that little state, that miracle that i talked about, that little state absolutely working with these great people that could revolutionize, revolutionize travel as we know it. they gave us validation, they have given us so much, and i have told you over and over you well always be remembered, always be appreciated, and you will be loved here beyond good sense. thank you again, sir. also, at our north central airport, i will never forget davi

wouldn't do it personally but i can completely understand this is a crime i think that the waivers corby's or make them or buy them should be punished exene hesitancy and skepticism have become a growing concern in recent weeks as israel's world leading inoculation program slows down just under 2000000 israelis have not received either of the tee shots and many say they don't plan to it's forcing the government to come up with new and same tips both positive and negative to encourage people to receive shots policia r.t. tel aviv's those who say this green pass is passport for criticism already early days still dr tell puddles he said the verse cyber studies it israel's academy college. for the hi there thanks for your time what's gone wrong and i mean you've got to praise asbos the government for trying to do something to get people moving again but the message is seems to be that this system this simple q.r. code is just too simple it's too easily forged. well several weeks ago we saw headlines about the ability and even the easy way for. the city to kate's most locals certainly did your

sandwell, knowsley and corby have the most cases per 100,000 people, though they're falling.ewest. i think it's encouraging that hopefully we're going in a negative direction. less hospitalisation, less infections. but we probably need to go much, much further before we start thinking about rolling back the lockdown. another survey by the 0ns looks at attitudes during different lockdowns, while noting direct comparisons aren't straightforward. in the spring of last year, 81% said they were staying at home or only leaving for basic needs like shopping or exercise. but in the current lockdown, 57% say they're doing so. compliance with hand washing and mask wearing has stayed high. 90% said they're maintaining social distancing. but the pandemic�*s taking its toll on mental health. according to the survey, in the last week of january life satisfaction and happiness were at the lowest levels since research began in march 2020. mental health charities say the findings tally with their experience. it's been quite overwhelming at times, and we're hearing from lots of people that the

sandwell, knowsley and corby have the most cases per 100,000 people, though they're falling. think it's encouraging that hopefully we're going in a negative direction. less hospitalisation, less infections. but we probably need to go much, much further before we start thinking about rolling back the lockdown. another survey by the ons looks at attitudes during different lockdowns, while noting direct comparisons aren't straightforward. in the spring of last year, 81% said they were staying at home or only leaving for basic needs like shopping or exercise. but in the current lockdown, 57% say they're doing so. compliance with hand washing and mask wearing has stayed high. 90% said they're maintaining social distancing. but the pandemic�*s taking its toll on mental health. according to the survey, in the last week of january life satisfaction and happiness were at the lowest levels since research began in march 2020. mental health charities say the findings tally with their experience. it's been quite overwhelming at times, and we're hearing from lots of people that they're str

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street trading a lockdown just means a total struggle zimbabwe's economy was in a crisis even before corby 1000 struck years of a hyper inflation acute shortage is a foreign exchange and power outages have brought down the country. if you say you know dani's bikies ok. but we're going to get food. you're young and ripping your energy is putting us down. for you to see it is necessary to keep the country under lockdown 2 laws in fiction cases and debts. for government ministers here in the past fortnight. citizens like it will soon check up i'm now hoping for vaccines that could slow down virus cases for the economy to fully open up again. south africa's president says the country has passed the peak of its 2nd coronavirus infection wave but that the virus it remains a major problem on monday south africa received the 1st 1000000 doses of the vaccine the vaccines will be given to the country's health workers over the next 3 months a further 12000000 doses secured through the. kovacs initiative are expected in march. this looks like a state visit by foreign dignitary. the guest of honor sout

. >> and in corby, england, an irishman john coyle has won the world porridge eating championship byompetitors. over. >> i would like to enter aldrin into the oatmeal easting contest next time. he's on his 19th bowl. >> roger. >> back here in houston, the mayor promises the lifting of law and order and restrictions if the rains continue, and the big news around houston today concerns the astros. in the sports world the houston astros rallied in the ninth inning at cincinnati to dump the reds 7-4. >> our three children got together for lunch yesterday at buzz's house. according to pat it turned out to be a gab feast. president nixon is using his executive power to streamline the interstate commerce commission. >> it was later in the week enthusiastically welcomed at the jackie gleason golf match in miami, florida, where local residents celebrated. >> as air pollution reached critical levels, the senate unanimously backed the national environmental policy act to make the safeguarding of the physical environment. >> astronauts are not the only explorers in the news. san diego awaits the

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