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to welcome first lady ely reeves and governor tate reeves, senators nicole boyd, david parker, david jordan a representative's credit up, weathersby and summers. police escort the governor and the first lady for the debt -- to the dais. [applause][applause] >> don't fall. good job. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> i appreciate it. thanks. >> governor reeves is now recognized to give the state of the state. >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you for giving this opportunity. bailey. gordy. thank you. thank you lieutenant governor hose men. thank you speaker gun. to the members of the legislature, other elected officials and other appointed officials, thank you. thank you for your commitment to bettering our state. thank you for your dedication to our people. together, we can do great things. i look forward to partnering with each of you this session to continue making mississippi the best state in the nation to live , work and raise a family. i would also be remiss if i did not thank the person who enables me to stand here in the first place. someone who always puts others before herse

some insight into mr davie's thinking and also that of the bbc�*s director of editorial policy david jordannot everyone agreed with that approach, with laura phillips writing: sam freedman agreed: and the journalist ian dunt was clear in his views: but the bbc editor and former guest on this programme mike wendling tweeted: david jordan was not available to expand on the comments he made this week but a spokesperson gave us this statement: subtitles on television were originally introduced for the hard of hearing and provide a valuable service for those audiences. but their use is now much more widespread with four out of five 18—25—year—olds watching with captions some or all of the time, a sign perhaps of tv being consumed more on the go via smartphones. the accuracy of the words appearing on the screen then is more important than ever, particularly on live programmes such as news. when it goes wrong, for example when queueing is transcribed as killing, it can go very wrong and the results can be ludicrous. "fairies" being disrupted? travelling in this "cabbage"? but for viewers who are p

jordan, i'm in much better research. this is dr. david young. he's a respiratory specialist who's been particularly in demand during the corona virus pandemic. for nearly 2 years, he's been looking after patients in the cove at ward a battle hospital in berlin. the situation last couple of weeks has been challenging as the numbers of infected people have been rising. so much especially in by then and staff morale is also a problem because we've been going through wave after wave and always been hoping that the last way if we're to finland, os version of a was ah, but at the moment to a coping healthcare systems under pressure are a familiar tale in the pandemic, but doctors in germany are about to gain access to, to drugs that could help significantly lighten the burden. one of them and antiviral called packs livid, was found in clinical trials to reduce hospitalizations and deaths by 89 percent. that's compared to a placebo. the other called mono peer over reduced hospitalizations in depth by 30 percent in trials. that's also compared to a plac

jordan alignment in much better results. this is dr. david young. he's a respiratory specialist who's been particularly in demand during the corona virus pandemic. for nearly 2 years, he's been looking after patients in the cove at ward and battle hospital in berlin . the situation, the last couple of weeks has been challenging. as the numbers of enacted, people have been rising so much, especially in by then and staff morale. there's also a problem because we've been going through wave after wave and always been hoping that the last way, if we're to fin manassas chanel was, ah, but at the moment we're coping health care systems under pressure are familiar tale in the pandemic. but doctors in germany are about to gain access to, to drugs that could help significantly lighten the burden. one of them and antiviral called packs livid was found in clinical trials to reduce hospitalizations and deaths by 89 percent. that's compared to a placebo. the other called mono peer over reduced hospitalizations and deaths by 30 percent in trials. that's also compa

. >> david a hit to house minority leader kevin mccarthy and congressman jim jordan for refusing to justi was initially hopeful this committee would give us the facts of the day. but it is increasingly looking very political it's increasingly willing to abuse its powers and break institutional norms. if it is going to take the unprecedented step of demanding fellow members testify in front of it should have to justify its powers. >> greatly one 100% thank you very much kyle what is yours? >> i will give a hit to doctors at the university of maryland this week you did an experimental heart transplant using an organ from a genetically modified pig. the patient set is a shot in the dark but his last chance. in the days after the surge it seems to have worked with the heart pumping normally. there are more than 100,000 people of the u.s. on organ transplant waiting list. so pigs can be genetically modified to their organs are less likely to be rejected by human patients, what a breakthrough that would be. >> unbelievable, dan what if you got? >> i'm giving to mr. university colleges and univ

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here to react is david armstrong, senior at abigale and audrey, who is remote learning for the first couple semesters and student jordan. professor armstrong issue president armstrong, let me begin with you. as someone who lived in south florida, i'm familiar with your university, it is well regarded and students appreciate the fact you are making sure optimal education is happening by having students back on campus. >> absolutely. from the beginning of the pandemic, we made the decision to make decisions for our students. we were not going to make decisions based on panic, make decisions based on what was best to give students full collegiate experience and with support of the federal government we've purchased things and chemical, bioscience, to clean the campus and move forward to make sure we give a full experience, athletically, student activities, student life and set three years of straight record in the history of the law school this year. >> kevin: and a stellar law school to boot. it is anyone's joy to get out and see the palm trees, sometimes it does help having activity with professors and fellow students.

jordan of baseball. >> two quick points. it is apples and oranges was davide had this mass test part of a leaked release. it was before the rules were in place. bonds and clemens are accused of being steroid factories. barry bonds in "game of shadows." it is a different thing. and clemens listed in the report page after page after page. in the 2000s, kids taking their lives using steroids. kids were watching baseball, pumping themselves full of performance-enhancing drugs. so it did have an impact there. but let's talk about aaron rodgers, happy sports subjects, right? >> yeah. >> aaron rodgers said his vaccine status is why people watch football. watch. >> there were a ton of people tuning in, rooting against us for one reason and one reason only. it's because of, you know, my vaccination status. and them wanting to see us lose so they could pile on and enjoy and revel in the fact that, you know, my vaccination status was, you know, some sort of reason why we haven't had success in the playoffs. >> rodgers, who is a fantastic player, obviously, you know -- f

david shahan dan last time was impossible. his more 2 more chance. so when it's now upon pinning me, i say one enemy according to the bottom you with this is with mom, said jordan ccer, mrs. kim evening, mosquitoes, ammonia roscoe, didn't get her to chill, always have her except for remind your regime. we'll go with them. well now i'm going to put the skills list. so you know, give them a new modem, a coma coming to the so let's get a beer in key zone. me so know you know what is showing me sonya there where are your kids? who quoted you with could be if you could shoot chemo, said joe, who probably haven't been misled key key. a couple months or what is this to meals and also more with in weeks out on the light than mine. i'm also the conferences for life, toyota outdoorsman. she's it my of clinician, she fought ah, well with a stone hit you are this cody, that was the hallways in so me as a funny some shit and i can give yourself a well, that get extend keybo each other so learned that there is some serious ellen another a a, but i haven't got a chance that there's india, but someone in addition i'm kissed of the wrong. i know what they will not get on by thi

bush white house and state departments elise jordan, and editor of the "new yorker," david remnik, a russia expert. david, if you can explain exactly why vladimir putin is threatening to invade ukraine, what is his why here? why isn't he pulling back? >> well, i thought for a second i was filming into wfan after all that baseball. >> it was fun. >> to go to the news, this is incredibly serious. to listen to your report is to feel like you're in a barbara tuckman book about the way nations creep toward war. but i think the central figure here, and the person most at fault, singularly at fault for arousing it is vladimir putin. he is holding a nation hostage. a democratic nation that troubles him. because he is angry, in retrospect, about the past. he wants to set out to prove to his own people that gorbachev was too weak with the west and communist ideology. he wants to prove that boris was too weak. he is going to rearrange the security arrangements of europe through this gesture. we should remember a couple of things. they're simple things. ukraine is a sovereign nation. ukraine is

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david pogue has his story. ♪♪ >> reporter: if you're a movie fan, you may recognize the name bryan stephenstevenson as the hear of "just mercy," played by michael b. jordanlawyer who saves a black man in alabama. >> if we just have a system that treats you badly if you're poof or innocent -- >> mr. chief justice -- >> reporter: if you're a supreme court justice, yu may remember when he wanted to impose a ban on life sentences for children. if you're a visitor to montgomery, alabama, the name bryan stevenson is everywhere. his non-profit, the equal justice initiative, created this memorial to the 4400 victims of lynchings in america. >> each of these monuments represent a county where lynching took place. >> reporter: it is called the national memorial for peace and justice. its pathway leads you around a big square angling steadily downward. >> they start out looking like tomb stones or coffins, and by the time we're here, they're hanging bodies. >> reporter: stevenson grew up in the poor rural south, great grandson and an enslaved man. he wound up at harvard law school. but an internship in georgia changed his life. >> that was the first time i met a co

jordan of course, jack nicholson, mickey mantle. are we, is there anybody that you see in the lineup, any younger quarterbacks who could eventually become what brady is? >> davidcause in my lifetime we'll never see another tom brady. let me qualify why. this is not hyper pool lick. in 22 seasons he went to 10 super beales. statistically every other year he was playing for a ring. of those he won seven. he won five super bowl mvps. he won three nfl mvps. he holds virtually every nfl career passing record you can think of, period. he did that up to the age of 44. he is exactly four months older than i am. i can't imagine going out and doing what brady did and doing it, he led the league in passing this year at 44 and came away one play short of going back to the nfc championship game. i don't think we'll see another tom brady. see a lot of generation of bright stars coming up behind me. there is only one north star. platitudes are too poetic. brady stands by himself by which -- david: only one north star. i like the way you put it. doug eldridge. great to see you here. we'll be right back. stay with us. . we discover exciting new technologies. redefine who we ar