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david bennett said he knew the risks and acknowledged it was a shot in the dark.austria, the first eu country to make vaccines compulsory for adults will drop the mandate. the omicron variant has been less of a threat than austria anticipated. and finally, to anxtraordinary discovery. or than a century after it sank, the last ship of the antarctic explorers have finally been discovered. it was found by a team of scientists at the bottom of the sea in antarctica. rebecca has the story. >> emerging from the antarctic deep. the world's most famous undiscovered shipwreck now found. it is the first time anyone has seen it in more than 100 years. endurance, perfectly preserved, frozen in time. 3000 meters beneath the ice. >> i knew this was probably the first or second most strongly built ice ship ever. i was in all of her construction. any would build ship would be the endurance. and she did. she held together beautifully. but i ve never seen anything like these beautiful wonders, inspiring as this one. reporter: the condition of the ship is astonishing. bolts gleam in

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heart transplant from a pig has died not long after the groundbreaking procedure. 57-year-old david bennettay two months after the surgery in baltimore. the pig's heart had been genetically engineered to reduce the chance of rejection. bennett was ineligible to receive a human heart. doctors said his condition began deteriorating several days earlier, but they did not give an exact cause of death. >>> and major league baseball season, it seems to be getting shorter and shorter by the day. commissioner rob manfred canceled 93 more games after the league and players union failed to reach an agreement on a new collective bargaining deal. 184 games have now been wiped out. opening day, originally scheduled for march 31st, has now been pushed back to at least april 14th. >>> and tiger woods can add another honor to his long list of accomplishments. woods' 14-year-old daughter sam introduced her father during last night's induction ceremony for the world golf hall of fame. he got emotional during his acceptance speech when he thanked his mother and late father for helping him get to where he is t

months after the groundbreaking surgery at the university of maryland medical center. 57-year-old david bennett the heart from a pig that was genetically engineered and bred specifically to save human lives. doctors say bennett's health deteriorated and his son says he's thankful for the extra time with his dad and it could provide hope for others needing transplants. a remarkable discovery below the surface of antarctic's weddell sea. scientists have found the sunken wreck of the polar explorer ernest shackleton's ship, "endurance," nearly 107 years after it was crushed by ice and sank. the ship appears to be in good condition, with the name "endurance" still clearly visible. and i guess, living up to its name. up next, the story of a fund-raiser for ukraine that's a recipe for hope. . once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of ma

transplant from a genetically—modified pig has died, two months after the operation. 57 year old david bennetton he said he knew the risks and acknowledged it was a shot in the dark. austria, the first eu country to adopt compulsory vaccinations for over—18s, is to drop the mandate. enforcement of the law had been due to start next week, but the 0micron variant has been less of a threat than anticipated. now to an extraordinary discovery. more than a century after it sank, the lost ship of the antarctic explorer, sir ernest shackleton, the endurance, has finally been discovered. it was found by a team of scientists, in remarkably good condition in the seas off antartica. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has the story. emerging from the antarctic deep, the world's most famous undiscovered shipwreck, now found. it is the first time anyone has seen it in more than 100 years. endurance, perfectly preserved, frozen in time, 3,000 metres beneath the ice. i thought, if there's any wood—built ship that could survive the impact of the sea bed, it will be the endurance, and she did, she held together

david bennett, the first person in the world to receive a heart transplant from a genetically modifiedr the landmark surgery. the precise cause of mr bennett's death is not clear. doctors called him "a brave and noble patient". radio for everyone next, as amid the cascade of audio—only apps, amazon's released one, too. amp lets users in the us dj their own live radio shows, take live callers and choose to play millions of songs — well, ones that fall under amazon's license agreements. it's still in beta so, professional djs, yourjobs are still relatively safe for now. and finally, a robot cheetah that's learned to run by trial and error. see, running is much harder than walking for robots, which is why this is a big deal. mit's improbable ai lab focused on programming this quick—witted quadruped to adapt to its surroundings using reinforcement learning, resulting in a record—breaking running speed for this specific robot platform. a clawless victory! after a 3—year—long covid—enforced hiatus, south by southwest and its creative crowd are once more converging upon the lone star state. s

transplant from a genetically—modified pig has died, two months after the operation. 57—year—old david bennettart disease, died yesterday. before the operation he said he knew the risks and acknowledged it was a shot in the dark. novak djokovic has withdrawn from indian wells and the miami open, the first two tennis masters series events of the year, because of us coronavirus rules. regulations require any non—us citizen to have a covid vaccination before entering the country. djokovic told the bbc last month that he had not been vaccinated. now to an extraordinary discovery. more than a century after it sank, the lost ship of the antarctic explorer, sir ernest shackleton, has finally been discovered. the ship, called the endurance, was found by a team of scientists, in remarkably good condition in the seas off antartica. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has the story. emerging from the antarctic deep, the world's most famous undiscovered shipwreck, now found. it is the first time anyone has seen it in more than 100 years. endurance, perfectly preserved, frozen in time, 3,000 metres beneath

university of maryland medical center has not given an exact cause of death, saying only that david bennett'sys before he passed away. however, his family says that they are grateful for the innovative moment. >>> new 5:00, a really weird chase on a southern california freeway. see what i mean? ical got loose on the to 10 in l.a. county, just hanging out. crews were busy trying to wrangle it. the cow was zigzagging between cars at one point it tried to go into a building. crews caught up to it in the parking lot, but he got out by climbing stairs and back onto the road. they were finally able to lasso the cow in the yard and released it a short time later, he is doing just fine in spite of that epic struggle. >> did not want to be dinner. >> no. >>> coming about 5:30 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> college students suing a silicon valley university over booster mandates. >>> playing basketball after being in a coma, the road to recovery for the niner fan hospitalized after the nfc championship game. >> >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on

transplant from a genetically—modified pig has died, two months after the operation. 57—year—old david bennettw the risks and acknowledged it was a shot in the dark. almost 2 million pupils are regularly missing school, according to new estimates. roughly 1.8 million children are thought to have been absent for at least 10% of lessons. children's commissioner dame rachel de souza said urgent action was needed to identify the children most at risk, and the reasons why they miss school. and finally — to an extraordinary discovery. more than a century after it sank, the lost ship of the antarctic explorer, sir ernest shackleton, the endurance, has finally been discovered. it was found by a team of scientists, in remarkably good condition, at the bottom of the weddell sea off antartica. our science editor rebecca morelle has the story. emerging from the antarctic deep, the world's most famous undiscovered shipwreck, now found. it is the first time anyone has seen it in more than 100 years. endurance, perfectly preserved, frozen in time, 3,000 metres beneath the ice. i thought, if there's any wood—

david bennett, the first person in the world to receive a heart transplant from a genetically modified. the precise cause of the death is not clear. doctors called him a brave and noble patient. radio for everyone next — amazon has released one too, it lets users in the us dj their own live radio shows, take life colours and choose to play millions of songs — well, one that falls under amazon's licensing agreements. professional djs, yourjobs are still safer now. and finally, a robot sheet that's learned to run by trial and error. see, running is much harder than walking for robots, which is why this is a big deal. mit's improbable ai why this is a big deal. mit's improbable a! programme made to adapt its surroundings by using reinforcement learning, resulting in a record—breaking running speed for this specific robot platform. a cloudless victory. after a three year long covid enforced hiatus, south by south west and its creative crowd are once more converging on the lone star state. south by, professionally known by those in the know, is something intangible, indefinable and, dare i

months after the groundbreaking surgery at the university of maryland medical center. 57-year-old david bennett the heart from a pig that was genetically engineered and bred specifically to save human lives. well, doctors say bennett's health deteriorated, and bennett's son says he's thankful for the extra time with his dad, and it could provide hope for others needing transplants. >>> a remarkable discovery 10,000 feet below the surface of antarctic's weddell sea. scientists have found the sunken wreck of the polar explorer ernest shackleton's ship, "endurance," nearly 107 years after it was crushed by ice and sank. the ship appears to be in good condition, with the name "endurance" still clearly visible. and i guess, living up to its name. >>> up next, the sto when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been desig

david bennett died just two months after the ground breaking procedures doctors have yet to give an official cause of death but the 57-year-old's condition they tell us had been deteriorating for several days they used a heart from a gene edited pig in a last-ditch effort to save bennett's life in january. in a statement bennett's son wrote we are grateful for every innovative moment, every crazy dream, every sleepless night that went into this historic effort we hope this story can be the beginning of hope and not the end. >>> the survivors and families and victims from last year's condo collapse in surfside florida have now agreed to a tentative settlement of more than $55 million several groups have to put up the money including the condo association's law firm, the engineering firm responsible for inspecting the building and the structural engineer for luxury condos built next to the condo before it was collapsed. if this is approved it would bring the total pool of settlement and restitution money to $228 million. 98 people died. >>> coverage of the war in europe continues ukraine's pre

david bennett was 57 when he passed away tuesday at the university of maryland medical center.terminal heart disease and received the genetically modified animal organ as a last resort. finally, major league baseball has canceled regular-season games as a lockout dispute with players continues. the opening day is pushed back to april 14 after the commissioner canceled 93 games today. the sides remain far apart on a luxury tax and a draft for foreign players. still to come, russia's invasion in ukraine highlights the vulnerability of nuclear power plants. we break down congress' latest government spending bill, plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta in washington. judy: the war in ukraine is the making of one man -- russia's president vladimir putin. he is now in his third decade of ruling russia -- decades marked, at times, by cooperation with the west, but more often by antagonism and confrontation. lisa desjardins charts putin's rise and reign. lisa: he is a new kind of tsar -- equal parts autocrat and operative. before this, at 47 years old, in 2000, vladimir

the university of maryland medical center are not giving an exact cause of death for 57-year-old david bennett say his condition had begun deteriorating several days ago. doctors are hoping they can eventually use animal organs for life-saving transplants in humans. up next, the ukraine conflict is leading both republicans and democrats to push for more defense spending but up on capitol hill today, covid funding was pulled out, a busy day on the hill. we will take you there live after a short break. ♪ ♪ (customer) [reading] save yourself?! money with farmers? (burke) that's not wrong. when you switch your home and auto policies to farmers, you could save yourself an average of seven hundred and thirty dollars. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. ♪we are farmers.bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider munic

heart transplant from a pig has died two months after that groundbreaking experiment, 57 year old david bennett the university of maryland medical center. doctors didn't give an exact cause of death, only to say that his condition had begun to deteriorate several days earlier. bennett's son praised the hospital for offering the last ditch experiment, saying the family hoped it would help further efforts to end the organ shortage. sweeping bipartisan bill is headed to president biden's desk after the u. s. senate passed the legislation to overhaul the u. s postal service's finances. this will allow the agency to modernize its operations and is the biggest reform to the postal service in decades. griff jenkins has more from washington on what it means for you. and your mail. the senate is providing the postal service a much needed reset mailing packages and letters at the post office. most of us take it for granted. but for years, postal officials have been warning they'll have to cut services drastically unless major reforms are inactive. now congress is responding passing the postal service ref

david bennett was 57 when he passed away tuesday at the university of maryland medical center.rminal heart disease, and received the genetically modified animal organ as a last resort. still to come on the newshour: russia's invasion in ukraine highlights the vulnerability of nuclear power plants. we break down congress' latest government spending bill. plus, much more. >> woodruff: the war in ukraine is the making of one man: russia's president vladimir putin. he is now in his third decade of ruling russia-- decades marked, at turns, by cooperation with the west, but more often, by antagonism and confrontation. lisa desjardins charts putins' rise and reign. >> desjardins: he is a new kind of tsar-- equal parts autocrat and operative. before this, though, at 47 years old, in 2000, vladimir putin was a new president, praising a democratic transfer of power. >> ( translated ): for the first time in russian history, the executive power of the country is being transferred democratically, legally, and peacefully. >> desjardins: but within a few years, he would change russia's laws t

groundbreaking experiment. 57 will david bennett died yesterday at the university of maryland medical center. doctors did not give an exact cause of death saying only that his condition have begun deteriorating several days earlier than its an praise, the hospital for offering that latch last ditch experiment saying the family hoped it would. further the efforts to end this organ shortage. but it was eligible only for this procedure because he was too sick to receive a human heart. still ahead here at 3 o'clock, a high school community is trying to make change out of a tragedy. 12 more now on how students are remembering a murdered student. at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk away. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free trades on an award-winning app, we are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wealth management. if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt yo

heart transplant from a pig has died two months after that groundbreaking treatment 57 year old david bennettsity of maryland medical center. doctors did not give an exact cause of death, saying only that his condition had begun to tear your rating several days earlier. it is unclear whether his body had rejected the genetically modified organ. but one transplant expert says it is a positive step forward. we continue to be extremely optimistic that we're going to be able to solve this problem of the organ shortage and the fact that, um 6000 people die every year waiting for a transplant. bennett's son praised the hospital for the experimental treatment, saying the family also hopes it would help further efforts to end the shortage of donor organs. there isn't a way to move forward with adoptions right now, because officers that would do this the courts they're not open in ukraine. another impact of the russian war here in america adoptions coming up after the break how hundreds of american families are desperately trying to bring their new family members home. plus windows smashed mobile home

genetically altered pig heart has died universities at the university of michigan medical center say david bennettperimental surgery >>> as russian troops continue their advance on kyiv, they're escape from a makeshift bridge the main bridge was originally destroyed by the ukrainian army, to slow down the advance >>> an assessment by the nuclear agency, diesel generators are being used at the site of the generator, which is now under russian control. >>> higher prices at the pump are starting to impact all corners of the travel industry seema mody has that story for us. >> take a look at the stock prices, as oil prices take a breather still sitting on losses for the month and year evercore isi writing that the international travel outlook remains fluid, showing americans are rethinking transatlantic trips. flight demand from the u.s. to europe down about 9% from expected levels. destinations close as to proximity to the conflict are suffering the most, as expected. part of the issue is the higher cost for travel. international round trip tickets goes for $720. a domestic round trip is up 26% compa

bennett. steven miller, senator david perdue.f these people and say, is that the only time you spoke to him? did you call him again? did you call him in this period where we have the gap? that's what they've been doing, bringing people in. what was happening in those hours from general kellogg, mike pence's national security adviser. they learned ivanka trump came in trying to get her father to do more to stop it. how much progress are they making in trying to fill in what's not in the records with testimony? >> i think it's significant. and because the question is, okay, you talked to the president on this day or during this gap and what was his posture? well, we know publicly and from the calls that are there, he was the -- the election was stolen, at this moment, after the election being held. it's the day -- most important day for the constitution to say, who is going to be president? there is a certification process that's laid out in the constitution and the law, and this is a subversion of that by trump consistently, perma

bennett met saturday with putin. if there's a pathway to more serious negotiations that could be a productive one. >> katty kay, as david pointed out, when you look at the realities of this, as he said both sides have reasons to negotiate, i think the questions on everyone's mind is does putin understand that or is he just driving forward no matter what, and if one thing doesn't work he will go for another? i'm thinking nuclear power plants, i'm thinking chemical weapons. >> clearly all of those options, chemicals, nuclear something that at this point unbelievably we can't totally dismiss. two weeks ago if we had been talking about this we would have thought you were crazy. now here is the white house saying we do think it is a serious possibility that we have to consider. the signs out of that meeting from turkey aren't good. i mean here is the ukrainian foreign minister saying russia is not in a position at this point to establish a cease-fire. they seek a surrender from ukraine. this is not what they are going to get. ukraine is strong, ukraine is fighting. the aide to president zelenskyy saying today, we're going to