we have venom: let there be carnage, tom hardy and his alien symbiote. wrong, and the michael myers saga continues in halloween kills. do i even know what a symbiote is? you'll find out. so, this is the sequel to 2018's venom, which you didn't see? i did not see. 0k. i have to tell you. 50, tom hardy is eddie, who is the host of a kind of alien parasite that lives within him but also comes out of him. so it's like two people inside. have you ever seen the steve martin all of me, with lily tomlin, two people in the same body? it's like that, but with monsters. and in this film, woody harrelson is cletus, who is a prisoner, who — due to some complex plot shenanigans — will also end up hosting his very own a symbiote. here is a clip. 0k. anything you want to unburden yourself with before... ..this happens? yes. and i have wishes i to bestow upon you. i want to wish you this heartbreak. venom: uh-oh, too late. i wish for you to see| out your days alone, as you always have been. watch it, pal! where are you going with this? you are a cancer to everyone who ev

tom hardy - list? it is the second event, which is so more fun. tom hardy has . list?rdy has two faces, one of them is the alien pairs at looking inside them. i laughed so many times, so much more in this than in many alleged comedies. i did not go into this thinking it's going to be really good fun, and it was a roller coaster ride. it is alien meets all of me. and i think that some of the pitch that we works. under the tutelage of auntie who is just good. is it meant to make you laugh? yes. is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action — is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action comedy. _ is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action comedy. i _ is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action comedy. i was - is it meant to make you laugh? yes it's an action comedy. i was not laughing at it i was laughing with that stuff but ijust did not know whether from the title does not really lead you to believe it's a comedy. it's a cartoon character with a lot of humour. find comedy. it's a cartoon character with a lot of humour.— with a lot of humour. and

the script is by kelly marcel, and the story is by her and tom hardy.oing to make a film which involves a lot of special effects, a lot of acting, and a lot of motion capturing, which are kind of mixing those two things together, get somebody like andy serkis — who understands the special—effects side, also understands the acting side, understands how to put all this stuff together. yeah, he is such an interesting man, isn't he? he really is. he is a really kind of polymath. and the best thing about this was it's really funny. i mean, i've seen comedies in which i have laughed much less than i did in venom, you know, it's passes the six laugh test within the first 20 minutes. it's got, sort of, rip—roaring ridiculous action sequences. it's got great big monstrous apartitions and the usual kind of, you know, fighty, crashy, bangy stuff, but it is smart and it's sharp, and believe me, nobody had lower expectations than i did, because i really didn't enjoy the first venom very much at all. and i saw this this morning and i just sat there, it's 90 odd minut

. >> we think it's fool-hardy given the problems with the program, it's fool-hardy to spend the remaindernse is of how the project will flow. >> that's the same conversation for the project for the last ten years. >> brian kelly is the ceo of the high speed rail authority, he has been in negotiations to restore nearly billion in funding pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines. now he is facing another battle with sacramento. >> the bottom line is this, do you have key benefits by getting this done here? we do. and i tell you, it's the other thing that i don't want to do. nobody wants to leave it partially constructed in the valley. the question has to be, now that you have done it, what do you have? and i want electrified high speed rail. >> the impasse is the latest set back for a project with a year of challenges. the covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine. and in may, coo, joe hedges, suddenly resigned after three years on the job. a move that that came with few details released to the p

alexander hardy, genentech ceo. thank you very much.up, knocking on records during, bitcoin marches higher the day before the debut. new york cracking down a bit. we will break it down, one of the first market makers of crypto assets, scott friedman will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: bitcoin and crypto stocks higher today as investors wait the debut of proshares bitcoins future etf, which reportedly could come tomorrow. i am joined now by scott friedman of j of c capital, which specializes in digital asset market -- jfc. let's talk about this etf that will launch tomorrow. what will that do for the industry? >> rate for the industry. it will give access to anymore players in the u.s. many have been in crypto for a long time, so this has been a long time coming. good news for the crypto ecosystem, more specifically, bitcoin. guy: how do you think pricing will react, scott? as you say, we have been waiting for this for a long time. sometimes it is better to travel than arrive in markets. we are about to arrive. what do you thin

as old opens as thought, beautiful to all hardy is. so notice is that a baby does fall on a lot bigger than a little boy when those aren't from those old burdens as soon as you did wrong or so, rhythm and rule is in after the peace deal, if 5000 strong nationally ration on was the only active, the really group left in columbia, all our friends, i think, i think our bill of all the, all, it moved into remote areas abandoned by that the mobilized park. and claimed to be using it's new territorial control to eradicate rather than and benefit from the drug straight. we met some of its members on the border with venezuela. they told us they were training new recruits and fighting against paramilitaries, working for both narco traffickers and the government. they claimed their ranks swelled in response to the police crackdown and protesters this year. this group of 500 schools told rehearse core action on the following day. we were told later their mission had been success. mm. at lake worth earlier, but i won't both about our local amanela

you or american surgeon, doctor hardy young. transplanted the heart of a chimpanzee into a dying patient, a bottle at 1st, everything was going fine. oh, it's in about 24 hours. the heart gave out what it is. oh, you see, of course there are inter species differences meets but her heart is essentially a pump issue with it. and i need to understand that if a person weighs 80 killers and has this little heart with the poor, and it will start wearing out unless the weight is dropped to 60 kilos. well, in the day before yesterday we had a surgery and we were looking for a hot don't a patient number to serious when we learned there was a donor cousin, we choose a patient about the same size. so all that talk about transplantation remains on paper, at least for now water of e. that's why i focused mainly on artificial hearts for you and then the fringe, the shirt crash up. i sure yes is throwing up at people also talking about 3 printers which allegedly can work miracles just a few weeks ago as to when i read about a neighborhood in mexico that was entirely 3 d printing. and in israel, they pr

some then transformed became a to friend, hardy by name. but there's always been no been also re, terry and spirit in some parts of society. and quotes managed to transform to people's party with a sort of santa rights ideology into a regime that is completely focused on the role of the party. a charismatic mild form of the populace. that makes it seem dependent on him as the person. and this is a change that austria has never experienced before, and a lot of people are very concerned about. it's long term implications. but no one really expected this to be a scandal off that i mentioned that has now been checked, lied to on right now. thank you for your time today and putting into some context for us. this says southern resignation of the austrian chance to thank you. thanks for how can we are 17 minutes past the news on here's what's coming up with iraq. main parties make some big promises ahead of the elections on sunday q i believe that they can actually deliver we will also see how naming an elephant is part of an ambitious plan to kic

tom hardy has two faces, one of them is the alien parasite living inside him. really knows how to special effects on the one hand and performances on the other. i laughed so many times, so much more in this than i have in many alleged comedies. i did not go into this thinking it's going to be really good fun, and it was a roller coaster ride. it is alien meets all of me. and i think that's a movie pitch that weirdly works under the tutelage of andy serkis, who is just great. is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action comedy. i wasn't laughing at it i was laughing with it. i just didn't know... the title doesn't really lead you to believe it's a comedy. it's a cartoon character with a lot of humour. and a parasitic alien? which let's face it is always funny. finally, best dvd, the sparks brothers. this is the entire discography, is it? it's a documentary, were you a sparks fan? i did rather like them, yeah. even a sparks fan, i'm a sparks fan, loads of stuff i didn't know. stuff about the film projects they worked on, they ended up opening at the cannes

the input cost must be on the mind of hardy lock-in and what do you see a. what is your thought about what your peers are dealing with? oscar: it has always been a difficult aspect. it is difficult to do all of that who you contrite many methods and everyone tried hedging forward with everything you do in the market. away to do this long-term and is what united started doing a long time in the world of sustainability. have to develop the market for alternative fuels. that is the only way it will happen. from the business perspective, the fact that the volatility of those prices kills a business model. if we could have sustainable fuel at a sustainable price it would be rate for investors and the client -- and the planet and consumers. alix: thank, oscar munoz, former united airlines ceo. prices rising around the globe. the latest on the supply crunch, not. -- next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: old program -- alix: visit israel margaret." energy -- this is "bloomberg markets." i want to bring in our commodity specialist. if you put on your trading hat and coa

yeah, the brothers dead us is the you that our hardy, a cadillac i, nancy took that other lanton will be done. i may acts as the groups leader. nesta and velma also agreed to make the trip but then novice emily doodle for catherine then. oh, can i tell her? but at the a had those skills. there's a k l, a b william like you say with more than 2000 miles from that final destination. as soon as he reaches the station, i may have to find the right train. you know, there are no indicator bullets we'll settle. no, i'm nothing to say where the trains are heading for. if we kept water from flo, i'm if fear is going the wrong way towards the guatemalan border. many illegals have already made that mistake. sh. when they try to climb aboard, the moving trains. ah, the migrants are taking a big risk. other illegals, one so lucky. another thing that i already been on with the time in his group will only move on at night time before they leave. they rest in this little hotel across from the tracks. i've been put up with in the next room. there are other salvadorans who like them, have done 200 mile

the brothers date of the that our hardy, a cadillac, and he took that other law that'll be done. i may acts as the groups leader nestor and velma also agreed to make the trip, but then nervous. every doodle for catherine when i went, oh, can i tell her? but at the a ad dos deal. they basically yolande william, like he's happy with more than 2000 miles from that final destination. as soon as he reaches the station time it has to find the right train . you know, there are no indicator bored little little. no, i'm nothing to say where the trains are heading for. border control, i'm as fear is going the wrong way towards the guatemalan border. many illegals have already made that mistake. sh. when they try to climb aboard the moving train . mm migrants are taking a big risk with other illegals. one so lucky. another thing that out along with the time in this group will only move on at night time before they leave. they rest in this little hotel across from the tracks with in the next room. there are other salvadorans who like them, have done 200 miles on foot to get this far. it's da

maria woke that they were quite used to hardy, who was really and that the scholarly dr. pcp pcp, e d, which beside me i'm still going with that. i literally the co, grossly every mac with you. what that the seminar and in good at mama mitch fellas, but the mug last minute by you. if you wish to come yamisha support you with that doesn't, which means to the helicopter arrives tomorrow the girls are spending their last evening with the family at nick like you was. i go over to the reason you don't like the pro just can you call it a piece the with national which a page or somewhere. and yet you know what it is you know, get ready to play a machine. she has no clue where is it that day? i just naturally she, i don't, i can't live in general santa makita her shortly to for he to make ashes is having a hard time being apart as well. this time he'll only be apart from his own house for a few days in just a year or 2, we'll have to bid farewell for the lady. he'll go to put my leave the glass. you may reach me either personally that or my, you know, good sure. hold on my you, i'm good but y

i took when looked at that dog and i feel immediately load. hardy's 14 almost 15 years old, davila born was an animal you spend that much time live. oh i never had anything or you weren't so devoted to me he would give up his own life for me and i 2nd those were hard. he's going to go right up here. i got cedar tree down over here. and i'm gonna pull it up. i'm gonna make bench right here. i got this crushed marble. well done, i'm gonna freeman and cover it with a white marble rock. this is what i've been working on. now i'm gonna paint all this lettering in, so it looks cool. i'd use my most in depth, soul searching and pondering things, cetera, or just like this. there's no phone, there's no tv. my quiet place has been most sad time reflecting on harley my family and of course that happened here but never goes away with looking through his eyes. when i look into his eyes, i seen his father wasn't there. and when i looked, and it was a thing, his mother didn't care what to look into was as i saw, death and destruction. and when i looked into his eyes, i saw suicidal button. but before

tom hardy sequel to the 2018 hit the ballot.petition with a 90.0. 1 million dollars domestic debut. >> we're we are for knocking on karsh. the darkly comic venom top bowl cianci and the legend of the 10 rings and black earn the year's biggest opening tom reprises his role as eddie brock the mild-mannered reporter. it happened live >> you have got to get control of your question. >> i think he's noble soul in it. but i just think you know, where and it's friend. us 20 also return to the franchise has been ultimate adversary carnage people love serial killers. why is it fun to play the bad naomie harris plays with his love interest shriek. she's also miss moneypenny in the new bond film no time to die and gives tom a ringing endorsement. >> as the next potential double. '07. oh, my gosh. i'm down for that. i'm going wait for that they're that he would be amazing. >> amazing. what's your take on that? >> tonight about >> hey, make sure you tune in to e t tonight because it's date night where with george and amal clooney on the blac

>> anthony hardy. >> reporter: you said you have done this frequently? >> dozens of times, definitely. at least twice, but dozens of times is true also. >> reporter: tell me about being out here for the dodgers game. >> it's about representing san francisco, and being the championship back to the bay area, as we always do when we have the playoffs and the championships. it's really fun read >> reporter: look around out here. this place has changed a little bit. the construction over on the other side of the cove. >> there was a park there before, and a statue, and another baseball statue over here. it's always a party. it's always a good time. you can never go wrong. >> reporter: i think the wind will die down a bit for us here. thank you for holding onto the boat for a second. you guys have another shot off of the front of the boat, you guys have another shot off the front of the boat, so why don't you take that, and, there you go . >> we've got to get back to the real world now. >> reporter: i think i can sort of paddle around, and sort of give you a l

as old evans as thought in fulton all hardy, as soon as is there a barry this for all on a little below. the little boy windows are from those old burdens as soon as you did wrong, missouri them in the wall is in. after the peace deal, if $5000.00 strong, nationally duration army was the only active to really group left in columbia. oh, our lap and i think i think i believe all the, all, it moved into remote areas abandoned by that the mobilized mark. and claimed to be using it's new territorial control to eradicate rather than benefit from the drug straight. we met some of its members on the border with venezuela. they told us they were training new recruits and fighting against paramilitaries, working for both narco traffickers and the government. they claimed their rank swelled in response to the police crackdown and protests this here. this group of fight her school told we're rehearsing for action on the following day who were told later their mission had been success. mm. i like whether la la, but i won't. i thought i was buy gallano law morocco bag up here or, or a lot of america

but some road medical waste companies are operating outside the today, hardy is visiting one of jakarta. i don't have a i'm working on my food stamp. wouldn't have much delicate room on that. okay. yep. with babylon. so you're to head to the edge yoke which investigates the management of lanfield on the outskirts of jakarta, where more than 6000 tons of rubbish ends up every day. 22 years, he st. all kinds of hospital white dumped here. he says the pandemic is made it easy to navigate with the media. yeah. as long as a little while ago, i cannot get the bottle mascara to pro, hold on what we are. so glad you got a much gotta look. i'm going up a day. i get to the school the on the input, so i'm not that in my life up, but i did. oh so much i'm on on though. but to, to data for or so pack wrap it bash packet to wrap it fast. but what now love to book. yeah, that's what our pricing model says, it's cheaper for hospitals and clinics to mix it up with regular wife and dump it rather than dispos that properly. and we'll have that done almost lantern made this thing under what dello, della al

i mean, i'm all with, with and political fragmentation you or disagreement. finally, hardy. i knew to you once again. i dory urge you to inform the people to educate the people. thank you so much. all that was said general abdel for the elbow hands to dance military leader, they're giving up a wide ranging a speech. he said that the danger seed over the last week could have let the country to civil war. ah, he said that he presented her private as the hand dog with 3 options for resolving the crisis in the coming days. he says the judicial bodies in the country will be reformed. he said, the armed forces cannot continue the transitional period on its own. he said, we need the participation of the sudanese people. ah. and that a legislative lecture that will be formed will include participants, young participants, he said, from the revolution. he says, we are aiming to see through a transition to a civilian government. he said, the prime minister hand dog, and whose whereabouts have been unknown. ah, since the events of monday, when the qu happened, ah, he said that the prime

the security crisis has only worsened with new terrorists factions. emerging to hardy attacks continued to devastate the sa hell region of north africa, and with a growing backlash against the french presence. emanuel micron has a great to poll, and most of the troops out last week, the french government, french president, excuse me, slammed the government. they're saying bama co, a 0 credibility after 2 military coups. but molly's prime minister, fired back, accusing france of abandoning his country. yet to lose that wasn't firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed looping state. it was fonts in its allies. those terrace came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the mullin government asked france for help in 2013 authorities only wanted our support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied without requesting a few areas. but when they reached could, they blocked the malia military from entering crating, an enclave, and walk next in order to establish new government. the french contacted members of answer arched in an organization, consider

so that's the major g hardy jailbreak that you saw right before the emergence of isis in july of 2014. so i see of this repeating pattern that's forming right now. and so the, like you said, the u. s. doesn't need to be in afghanistan, militarily, like marcus said, and they, there's other things that they can do to direct the affairs in the region. it sounds like mark, as it sounds like to me is that, you know, in western historical conference. we go from this state to this state here. but any given what we've already said here on our program, is it, this is just the continuation of the civil war just in a different direction with different people with different names because it sounds like what this is, what's going on right here. go ahead. yes, i also believe that history teaches us that the americans and the british only withdraw from a country on strategic value to them if they have been militarily defeated in that country. and the americans and the british will not militarily defeated in afghanistan. it is true, the americans and the british whenever able to military inflicts at

the intervention, the security crisis has only worsened with new terrorists factions. emerging to hardy attacks continue to devastate the sa hell region of north africa, and with a growing backlash against the french presence. emanuel micron, as agreed to poll and most of the troops out last week, the french president slammed the government, saying bomber co has 0 credibility after 2 military coups. meanwhile, molly's prime minister has accused france of abandoning his country. yet to lose the worse of any new. firstly, the terrorist came from libya and who destroyed the libyan state. it was france and his allies. those terrorists came from abroad and then they expanded to secondly, when the marlene government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted air support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied with that request in a few areas. but when they reached kito, they blocked the molly military from entering, creating an enclave for and what happened next. in order to establish new governments, the french contact to members of answer are deemed an

oh, hardy and is lived by, by the moves her own, who is a marxist lennon is who has been really calling the shots through a, he's a prime minister. it either way, you know, who is also part of the hard liners in the party. so i had analogy 0 with enough kind of sounds myself. sharif. the only place for girls can still go to high school at cove. 19 vaccination drive begins for migrants held an overcrowded detention centers in libya. ah is still raining? why it's sundering in the southeast corner of the u. s. huge, sway the cloud here. another one is coming in from the pacific. this bringing cold weather in some snow for some parts in between. his envelope with pretty warburg stretching from the gulf coast right up to the middle of canada. bismark in north dakota shows this 28 degrees. you're well above the average of 14, and it stays like that even. and when the wind started into a normally later on friday. so a very slow progress of this temporarily winter weather on the higher ground of british columbia. you see it all falls apart. but if you look at the mountain states in the midwest

hardy and his team can be confident that the crops will be resilient enough to survive the arid syrian farmland. what are these plants right here? this plant is wise we, this is opposed to domesticated wheat. they are very unique and very valuable for our genetic useless because they have adapted already to the harsh environment and has very, very useful genes to overcome climate change effect diseases, drought, frost. he with climate conditions changing. the biodiversity found here is vital not only for local, but also global food security. already one of the wheat strains, bread here, has proven resistant to a disease known as yellow rust and has been sent to the u. s. work crops were failing to fight it but with global warming, seed banks themselves can be vulnerable. what's worrying is that melting permafrost is even threatening this vol bar doomsday. vault. research shows that the arctic town in which it's based is warming faster than any other. which makes the work being done in lebanon, even more critical. 25 syrians in the same number of locals. 10 the farm land here. so it loo

paris for what is perceived rightly or wrongly as a lenient to choose by all cheers regarding some to hardy movements, which are freely crossing the borders. and so the retaliation for most comments, which is about it for getting the over flies of french or german government, actually is a very symbolic accent. who called recording the message because it doesn't change, right. it doesn't b operations in the cell, but it's a very simple i, b, and it's not the same in any case for the cell. thank you for being so patient adama in casablanca, one of the questions i want to ask you is very simple. a lot of this is a historical, it's the way the former colonizers of treated the form, the colonized. and there's a lot of accusations that, although actual rule has stopped interference from the former colonizers hasn't. and that's led to frustration and anger and all sides is a right. i think we are in a situation whereby we must acknowledge that despite with a mr. micron are 4, easy measuring of the country into african affairs is really less to control the military and economic possibilities of th

um it was, it was voted down and it was voted on hardy lions right. um. in a 17 i've bought, i believe. um and all the republican legislators who, who voted it down were, were white. and the majority of, of the democratic legislators who, who voted to move on on this law were black. and i know that that was striking, given, given the history of this law and, and, and you know, it's not to say that there aren't arguments to be made for why this, this would be a difficult thing to, to, to do. but at that hearing um, if they weren't made and, and it was a i thought it was a. ready um, it was a sort of a jarring representation of shows how these things continue to play out and the optics of all of it. okay. i think the trying to find the was where you're not trying to say they're racist right. that's that i hear you trying to find appropriate words here. let me just bringing nicholas moscow relo. he's a republican state representative and he was asked about, well, how do you remedy this situation? nikki pointed out the politics at play here. and let's have a

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how deserve hardy's you cross stroke has more it's been a year of the historic wild fires in the american west. deadly freezes in the south and record breaking, flooding in the east. the fury of these weather disasters likely amplified by climate change nearly matched by the anger of democrats on the house oversight committee, who grilled oil and gas ceos on thursday. there are more of us than there are of you. you can poise the planet to make money, but we're going to defend the planet so we can live and we will win. find it in yourself to day to tell the truth. it will be better for your company's futures and will be better for humanity's future. the purpose of the hearing, according to the democrats, who called it, was to force the oil and gas industry to admit that it knew of the harm of burning fossil fuels for decades. but chose not to tell the public as evidence, internal memos from exxon mobil drafted nearly 40 years ago, warning management that climate change could produce catastrophic effects for much of the world. mr. woods, given these grave warnings from exxon's own scientist

cross at the if on this accident, he is a professor of european politics at the university of siri, hardy tillman cross type roles, and fact that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st in paris because when i post my last question in my introduction, it asked to choose between being a ideological construct or something for real people and real needs. you were not in your head already in the program. why go ahead? well, the european union is an ideological construct. it's based on the idea that nation hurts needs to be overcome. that the european. ready past is nothing but a series of was and that european societies need to be remodeled. ready in order for the continent to be at peace and it say an ideological construct because it turns back not just on history, but also on religion of course. and as i've said on nationhood, so it's driven profoundly by ideology. and you only need to observe a debate to what they call a debate in the european parliament, or see the kind of nonsense that comes out of the mouths of the people in the paid c

oh, hardy and is lived by blood amidst her own who is a marxist lennon is who has been really calling the shots through our he's a prime minister. it either way, you know, who is also part of the hard liners in the party. the wife of haiti's murdered, president juvenile. why it says, urged anybody with information about the killing to come forward. martine moines says she won't rest until his killers are brought to justice. wednesday, she spent several hours and talked with the judge investigating the assassination. 40 people have been arrested in connection with the president murdered in july, including 20 police officers. one kid, yes, you put into all who have information piece participate in the investigation so that you can move forward. if someone has information about those, having a search warrant against them, please give information so that justice can determine who is involved or not. so that the investigation comes to a conclusion. i will ask for justice in the morning at noon in the evening until i get it. i will not stop until i find justice for the president. a drug tra

hardy master craftsman abdur rough man to banish hopes to re open a store and damascus with his sons one day. but by coming to jordan, he has already created a legacy. he may not have anticipated. he sharing his rarefied skills and cultural pride in a country where there's never been a history of this kind of woodworking. natasha, her name el jazeera, i'm man jordan. ah, don't talk with jacob headlines here on al jazeera progress towards clean energy is far too slow and governments must triple they're spending. that's the urgent call from the international energy agency. in its 1st report. as it stands, the world is 60 percent short of its target to cut emissions to net 0 by 2050. for our years as the use of fossil fuels like coal, them, oil is increasing. as a result, energy prices have risen to record levels. the e e was being particularly badly hit by the soaring prices. it's been laying out a plan to protect people facing huge energy bills are answered. do what should be done is to fight 1st, our immediate priorities to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable.

jonathan: interest alba or tom hardy? tom: to be the new james bond? i am so celebrity deficient.me fans at home. i believe the opening is next weekend. jonathan: i thought this was a good set up for a talk about the pandemic. tom: it is. we are thrilled that he could join us this morning. i will go to baseball. i got a glimmer that maybe there is better news ahead. are we somewhere near second base or can i be so optimistic on this terrible disaster to say that we are rounding third base? >> i would say that it is likely that the worst of the delta leave is behind us. in certain places, it is still horrifically bad. the dynamic of the wave are receding in places, which is great, but we could still see a lot more people sick and dying, if they are not vaccinated. we still have some work to do. unless the virus mutates again, we could be on a downward trajectory. tom: have the political efforts to force vaccination worked? do you see an observable trend in politics saying that get getting vaccinated works? >> whether they are airline pilots, hospital workers or teachers -- there ar

say it has well learned, they go for support for hardiness or i am disappointed because what we can see to day is a decrease in the number of supports from the so i say if the pores are right than that missile, i say that 70 percent of her public opinion supporting him than we should see to day more than 60000 people in supporting him and her there are just the 2 thousands to day. and the number which is there, shall be brought to gibbon. the avenue is less than the numbers which was that on the 18th of this month. and it is less than those 20 thousands, at least, which were there on the 26th of this month. even there was a lot of restriction, not allowed them to to reach the street. however, however, in order to get out of this to lloyd, we need to set out rules and for and, and how to, to do to decide who is what, what is a support. and there is no way to get out of from this discussion, but through democratic news, if there is no the right time to be holding elections that the president has taken these powers. he says it's an emergency right now. he needs to rule by decree to fix the

hardy j. castro was at one of the rallies in the city of austin in texas. oh, they came out in force to protest the country's newest and most restrictive abortion law abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detectable at about 6 weeks of gestation. are now illegal in texas. that's before most women even know they're pregnant. i don't think that you know, oh, man shit like politicians should be making the decision like the decision of what i can and can't do with my body. and i think everyone like every woman should have the right to decide when they want to have kids and how they want to have kids. and how many the texas law took effect september. the bill that i'm about to sign that ensures that the life of every unborn child who has a heartbeat will be saved from the ravages of abortion. the law offers of financial reward to private citizens who successfully sue anyone who performs or enables and abortion in texas. doctors, nurses, even over drivers are at risk of civil penalties. attorney elizabeth meyer says she too could be sued for representing abortion

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christian barnard performed the 1st human to human heart transplant you or american surgeon, doctor hardy young. transplanted the heart of a chimpanzee into a dying patient, a bottle at 1st, everything was going fine. oh, it's in about 24 hours. the heart gave out what it is. so you see of course, there are inter species differences meets but a heart is essentially a pump. but each year, what did i need to understand that if a person weighs 80 killers and has this little heart with the poor and it will start wearing out unless the weight is dropped to 60 kilos? well, in the day before yesterday we had a surgery and we were looking for a heart donor patient number to see when we learned there was a donor cover, we choose a patient about the same size. so all that talk about transplantation remains on paper, at least for now water of e. that's why i focused mainly on artificial hearts ported human fringe. this should crash up i sure yes is throwing up at people also talking about treated printers, which allegedly can work miracles just a few weeks ago as to when i read about a neighborhood