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ali donnelly there. has told the bbc, how she's been suffering with long covid for the past three months. ireland and great britain have drawn their series after the final game finished all square in belfast. both teams are using the series as a warm up ahead of the olympics with players keen to impress as they hope to make the plane to tokyo. lydia campbell reports. this was a final match showdown between the current olympic champions in great britain and the olympic debutantes, but it was the irish to start a better. anna of flanagan forcing into it early seif. ireland were looking the more likely here butjust could not force the ball home. but the pressure paid off with great britain struggling to clear their lines, a flick was awarded for a foot. up stepped up to and and iron into ahead. gb had not word the irish defence throughout the game. they left late but it was worth the wait for stash and not worried. is pepper levelling the match and therefore the series. all swear in belfast but when the sid

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>> donnelly, william donnelly. >> that's a very famous name. >> it should be, i'm the head painter. >on the ranger? >> 20 years. >> how is that possible? this ship is only ten years old. >> no wonder i couldn't find hook for my hammock. >> what is your naval occupational specialty? >> i tell you, i paint. >> what do you do after you paint? >> that's a naval secret. >> i have a top secret clearance. answer my question. what do you do after you paint it? >> i scrape it off. >> that's the stupidest thing i ever heard of. >> you think that's stupid, you're paying for it with your taxes. ♪♪ >> they're kidding. they're not going to catapult me off this deck and -- they did. hang on, here we go for another arrested landing on the coral sea. they got the hangar deck all set up for us. let's go to work. >> happy to be here. wonderful to be here on the coral sea, our 51st state. man, what a ship. this looks like jackie gleason's rubber duck. and this ship has a tremendous crew. 1500 enlisted men, 300 officers and 12 girls from hong kong. but you guys got it made. fresh air, good food and nothin

pastor aaron donnelly told us he has an easy answer for vaccine skeptics in his congregation -- >> i tell people do you want to cough or you want a coffin? side effects don't mean nothing if you're dead. >> reporter: ed o'keefe, cbs news. >>> former president donald trump is also encouraging americans to get the covid vaccine. he called in to fox news last night to make his case. >> i would recommend it, and i would recommend it to a lot of people that don't want to get it and a lot of those people voted for me, frankly. but you know, again, we have our freedoms, and we have to live by that. and i agree with that also. it's a great vaccine. it's a safe vaccine, and it's something that works. >> mr. trump and the former first lady got vaccinated in january before leaving the white house. his comments come after a recent poll found that about half of u.s. men who identify themselves as republicans don't plan on getting the shot. >>> the world health organization is set to release a much-anticipated report on the origins of the coronavirus next week. it was supposed to be issued this we

. >>> senior scientist nathan donnelly. >> the biggest thing that stood out is how high the numbers are the company says the incident report rate in the u.s. has been below .3%, and the majority relate to nonserious effects such as skin problems. a company official said that a report is not an indication of cause, and said there's no established link between exposure to the active ingredients in seresto and pet deaths. but congress wants the collars off the market, at least temporarily. >> i think that it's only appropriate in this case that the manufacturer do a voluntary recall. >> reporter: the company says it's cooperating with a subcommittee but will not issue a recall. that, a spokesperson told us, would be up to regulators. anna werner, cbs news, berkeley, california. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we speak with dr. anthony fauci to get the latest on the covid variants and efforts to vaccinate americans as we enter spring. >>> as we mark women's history month, we'll examine how the pandemic has impacted women and work. >>> and one year after the covid lockdown, we'll reflec

pastor aaron donnelly told us he has an easy answer for vaccine skeptics in his congregation. >> i telleople do you want to cough or do you want a coffin? side effects don't mean nothing if you're dead. >> reporter: polls show some conservative republicans are also unwilling to get vaccinated. former donald trump aide joe grogan said the former president should get involved. >> i think he should come out and say something more effusive about the urge to urging americans to get vaccinated. >> reporter: even as the president's talking about the new stimulus plan, democrats are already planning for the next one, a multi-trillion dollar infrastructure spending plan, and they're not ruling out paying for it by hiking taxes on the wealthy and corporations. not surprisingly, republicans say they'd be opposed to any big tax increase to pay for the plan. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. despite the covid pandemic millions of americans are on the move again, both in the air and on the roads. gas prices are now close to the highest they have been in nearly three years. the national aver

explosions happening not simultaneously but one after the other inside a military barrack in there john donnelly and possibly inside the detention center miriam indeed these explosions of course a great deal of destruction will stay on the story and bring more information on this later found thank you very much now frank as catholic minorities have attended mass dressed in black to demand justice for the victims of the easter sunday attacks almost 2 years ago they are calling for accountability no one has been prosecuted on the bombings which targeted 3 hotels and 3 churches in elfin and is now. a strong but peaceful sure strength by catholics in sri lanka these people who want justice for the 270 killed in 6 bomb attacks on easter sunday in 297 of them were from terry's appearances family this little to and 5 grandchildren that had the help did the police they went happily expecting to come back but only their bodies returned i'm asking that these issues are not avoided by the authorities who are enabling these tragedies to be repeated 8 gomers detonated bombs in churches and in a series of att

yes a short time ago i spoke with donnie donnelly the former israeli ambassador to the united nations he thinks that despite all the public doubts over netanyahu there's no other likely went on the way to looks now it seems that there would be a maturity for the prime minister of the gospel it's very good but he will have a slim majority of the women one senior folks who we can tell you already before we got to that the majority of the paladin to be concerned with how he could be a good shifted to the right by the within the conservative movement you have and i think the small about these that are not willing to cooperate with the 5 in this so the question is what do we do right after the election when they put the pistol not the thoughts aside and join the government or that we stay in a position of the left obviously netanyahu has already been in power longer than any other leader in israeli history and it basically so some would say he has been a polarizing figure we have seen $38.00 weeks of protests against him so is it perhaps a time to change would another leader perhaps have a

and the donnelly press, which printed deep in the sea. so we can tell my editor i was going, because last thing they want is an author seeing the book come out and say while you have to change something. so they snuck me in and i watched and this was in west virginia and it was a huge printing plant and i watched as the first in the heart of the sea came out. and it was amazing experience. and it gave me that sense of the making of that book. and the completed relevance of it. you know basically melville rights moby-dick and it falls on deaf ears. as not until after world war one that society have to go through that trauma that the world began to basically catch on to duck melville his vision. one of his biggest early fans was william faulkner who claimed that dug of books written by other authors, is the one book he wish he had written. doug so rockwell can't, that's that is the power of melville. and so mary kay, i owe so much to her. when i was working on in the heart of the sea, i had to go down to the seaport, and i spent quite a lon

may be the last year of the lakeside editions because the donnelly press, which, by the way, printed "in the heart of the sea." a college friend worked there, but they don't allow authors at the press so we couldn't tell my editor i was going, because the last thing they want is an author seeing the book come out and say, whoa. got to change something. so they snuck me in and i watched. this was in west virginia. a huge printing plant. i watched as the first "in the heart of the sea" came out. an amazing experience, and just gave me that, visceral sense of the rockwell kent stuff. the making of that book. oh my gosh. and continued relevance of it. melville writes "mobey-dick," and it falls on completely deaf ears. it's not really until after world war i when society had the to go through that incredible collective trauma that the world began to catch up with melville's vision of the universe, and people began to read the book, and began to resonate in ways that, you know, melville could never have anticipated, but one of his biggest early fans was william faulkner, who claimed that o

this may be the last year of the lakeside editions because the donnelly press which by the way printed in the heart of the sea, and i had cold college friend who worked there. but they don't allow authors at the press. so he we made the pretend, you know, and so we couldn't tell my editor that i was going because the last thing they want. is an author seeing the book come out and say whoa, you got to change something so they snuck me in and i watched and this was in west virginia, you know huge printing plant. i watched as the first in the heart of the sea came out. it was just an amazing experience and just gave me that of visceral sense of the rockwell can't stuff the making of that book. oh my gosh, and you know and the continued relevance of it melville right writes moby--- and it falls on completely death ears. it's not really until after world war one when society had to go through that incredible collective trauma that the world began to catch up with melville's vision of the universe and people began to read the book and it began to resonate in ways that you know, you melville

barry power one does the shallows around area of donnelly with his traditional full pronged spear. if chris trip was built way before i was born. before my parents or. by our ancestors. didn't. do it. so we'll couple of ropes. remove the ropes what repeal ruan on. maintaining the traps is the responsibility barry shoulders on behalf of his family with pride ensuring the future sustenance of his people while reaffirming his connection to the past. if you see. more. and that's how people keep their preps. embrace no denying that di impact climate change will have in this region. some islands such as bound to have sea walls to protect the low lying areas but others smaller may disappear entirely as ocean levels rise in time and we need a system in which so many islanders depend culturally and economically is already under pressure strict quotas are an attempt to prevent overfishing the commercial season for fishing spiny lobster known here as crayfish has grown shorter and shorter. we only work like 5 months now and we are going to wait another 5 to 6 months. journey on it and his fri

>> william donnelly.he head honcho. >> you mean you are in charge? >> i mean i paint a heads. >> i'm not too familiar with signal -- >> i'm a seaman. >> where all those stripes? >> weight marks. >> how long you've been stationed on? ranger >> 20 years. [laughs] >> how is that possible, the ships only ten years old? >> no wonder i can find a hook for my hammock. >> what is your naval conventional specialty? >> to tell, do i paint. >> and would you do after you paint? >> that's a naval secret. >> i have topsecret question, answer my question, would you do after you paint? >> i scrape it off. [applause] [laughs] >> that's the stupidest think i ever heard of? >> you think that stupid, you are paying for it with your taxes. [applause] [laughs] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you're kidding, they're not going to catapult me on this thick. they did. and hang on, here we go for another rest day landing on the coral sea. they got the hanger all set up for us. [applause] >> happy to be here. wonderful to be around the coral se

joining me is the republican governor of alaska, mike donnelly.ases increasing in your state and other, but you see this increase, do you know what is driving this right now? >> you know, we had higher cases back in november like the rest of the country. but we've seen those cases since november drop off. you will see fluctuations in the cases as folks are still waiting to get their vaccines. and we'll probably see that for a few more weeks in my opinion, but we'll see a downward trend like we've seen since november november. but you will see ups and downs here. >> and last week you became the first state to open up vaccine eligibility to everyone in your state 16 and older. with alaska's size and terrain, i think that there are few states with more challenges in pulling off successful vaccine program. how did you do it, what should other states learn from your experience? >> that is a great question. so you know, alaska is used to catastrophes whether volcanos, earthquakes, high winds, tsunamis. and so we have a pretty good response system set up

. >> this question comes from john donnelly at congressional quarterly.will there be an academy comparable to the air force academy? >> there is no need to have a separate academy. what we are doing is very similar to what thewh marines do at the naval academy. and so, we have done a lot of research on that and the marines basically have a detachment at the naval academy where they ifidentify those cadets that wat to go into the marine corps. two years ago there was 30 cadets that came into the space force. last year in april when they graduated the first year these were the very first officers that directly commissioned 86 directly under the space force. this year, thisea coming may and there this evening to talk to the cadets there's 116 that are coming in and we've built that detachment and data force academy. the other opportunity thatpp we have, we get the opportunity because of the size to interview everybody that comes in is handpicked and so we just completed the interview process and so we are very comfortable and we are getting significant numbe

earlier but topsy donnelly team played surprise australian open semifinalist aslam cut outs of of russia team lost the 1st set 76 but 4 back to take the next 2 sets 63 and 62 the austrian plays roberto bolton a good suit. and over in dubai lightning is struck twice for unseated american jessica bigler last week in doha she eliminated world number 6 catalina and this week she's done it again reaching the quarter finals at the debiting his championships with a dominant 6 love 62 win. in the last couple of hours the most famous name in motor sport ferrari have revealed a new car for the upcoming formula one season verse says the a safe 21 which has a completely new engine front wheel and those compared to last year's car and that's probably a good thing because ferrari looking to bounce back after they were season in 40 years didn't win a race and finished 6th in the constructors' table change their drivers lineup to with color signs coming in to replace the bastion vettel alongside the clear speaking of bouncing back barcelona have a huge job on their hands later in the champions league th

this question comes from john donnelly, will there be a space force academy comparable to the air force academy? >> there's no need to have a separate space force academy. what we are doing is very similar to what the marines do with the navy, the naval academy, and so we did a lot of research on that relationship, and the marines basically have a detachment at the naval academy where they use to identify those cadets or those midshipmen that want to go into the marine corps. two years ago there was 30 air force academy cadets that came into the space force. last year in april when they graduated, the first year, and these were the very first officers directly commissioned into the space force, we commissioned 86 air force academy cadets directly into the space force. this year, this coming may when the academy graduates and in fact, i'm going there this evening to talk to these cadets, there's 116 cadets that are going to come into the space force. we've built that detachment at the air force academy. the other opportunity that we have, we get the opportunity because of our size to int