ivan. took to make the one and only ivan ivan-— ivan ivan. we - ivan ivan. why do they want an angry gorilla anyway? we did l ivan ivan. why do they want an i angry gorilla anyway? we did do facial capture. _ angry gorilla anyway? we did do facial capture. we _ angry gorilla anyway? we did do facial capture. we had _ angry gorilla anyway? we did do facial capture. we had a - angry gorilla anyway? we did do facial capture. we had a camera| facial capture. we had a camera on the guy that played ivan throughout the virtual process. but we didn't use it. it was, as with any kind of capture like that there's a hell of a of data. depending on what it is is a sometimes quicker and easier and more creative, you get better results by hand doing it. in terms of bringing that to screen, that performance to screen, how we do it is a hell of a lot of reference gathering. lots of dogs, lots of gorillas to kind of tap into what makes an animal and of tap into what makes an animaland animaland of tap into what makes an animal and animal and knowing its nuanc

i kinda feel like ivan, don't you? trapped in a cage? yeah, albeit on this sofa.ouple of weeks. check our socials for more information. those socials are these. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, twitter @bbcclick. all right, that's it from us. thanks for watching. and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello. after slightly cloudy conditions across england and wales on wednesday, the clear blue skies and strong sunshine experienced in scotland, northern ireland, akin to what we can see here from one of our weather watchers during the day, well, they will become a bit more abundant. but those clear skies by day also mean colder nights are back, and a widespread frosty start to the day, temperatures as low as —5—6 through some parts of eastern scotland and northeast england, very few immune to a frost. and that's because we've got high pressure in charge. it's keeping those skies clear. high pressure generally means dry weather as well, stops the rain clouds from going up. and around the centre of it, which is right over us, there will be light winds. a little b

i kinda feel like ivan, don't you? trapped in a cage? yeah, albeit on this sofa.eeks. check our socials for more information. those socials are these. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, twitter @bbcclick. all right, that's it from us. thanks for watching. and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. it's milder by morning across northern ireland and western scotland because we've got cloud and some patchy rain. elsewhere, though, little or no cloud, so temperatures will be close to freezing with some patchy frost around but it will warm up in the sunshine. much more cloud, though, on sunday for scotland and northern ireland, the rain and drizzle tending to peter out through the day. eastern scotland still dry and bright. more sunshine for england and wales but cloud will bubble up across wales and western parts of england — with more sunshine further east, temperatures will be higher than they were on saturday. maybe slightly cooler, though, under the cloud in scotland and northern ireland. very little rain again on monday, it's just hanging around towar

i kinda feel like ivan, don't you? trapped in a cage? yeah, albeit on this sofa.xt couple of weeks. check our socials for more information. those socials are these. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, twitter @bbcclick. all right, that's it from us. thanks for watching. and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello. there's a lot of dry weather in the forecast not only for the rest of the day but also through the week ahead. we started off in england and wales on a chilly note, but with some beautiful spring sunshine and it's quite pleasant out there now. it does look as though the beginning of this week will be a bit warmer than last week because of the wind direction, but the wind changes once again. noticeably cooler from midweek, and that means we could see a return to more significant night—time frosts. there is some rain around, that said, as you can see across parts of western scotland, out of northern ireland into the isle of man. that is just bringing more cloud into western fringes of wales and south—west england as well. but for the remainder of the da

he fell ill from covid shortly after ivan got the disease. at home — and died on this very sofa. ivan grapples with the grief and the guilt of having infected his father every day. many thousands in mexico have died like mario — untested, under the radar, and not included in the official statistics. translation: after he died i asked a friend to help me l with the paperwork so his death wouldn't be registered as covid but as a respiratory collapse. we did it so we could give him a proper wake at home. as government data suggests a staggering 320,000 have died from coronavirus in mexico. public health experts believe cases like mario's mean the true picture is even worse. most families extra officially are arguing our number could be higher than that 320,000, that we may be about half a million dead. if such a dire estimate is true, mexico needs to vaccinate its people soon. in one of the worst hit municipalities, there was tentative hope and optimism as the most vulnerable received their jabs. but nationally the criticism is there simply aren

he fell ill from covid shortly after ivan got the disease.e — and died on this very sofa. ivan grapples with the grief and the guilt of having infected his father every day. many thousands in mexico have died like mario — untested, under the radar, and not included in the official statistics. translation: after he died i asked a friend to help me l with the paperwork so his death wouldn't be registered as covid but as a respiratory collapse. we did it so we could give him a proper wake at home. as government data suggests a staggering 320,000 have died from coronavirus in mexico. public health experts believe cases like mario's mean the true picture is even worse. most families extra officially are arguing our number could be higher than that 320,000, that we may be about half a million dead. if such a dire estimate is true, mexico needs to vaccinate its people soon. in one of the worst hit municipalities, there was tentative hope and optimism as the most vulnerable received their jabs. but nationally the criticism is there simply aren't enou

he fell ill from covid shortly after ivan got the disease.a. ivan grapples with the grief and the guilt of having infected his father every day. many thousands in mexico have died like mario — untested, under the radar, and not included in the official statistics. translation: after he died i asked a friend to help me l with the paperwork so his death wouldn't be registered as covid but as a respiratory collapse. we did it so we could give him a proper wake at home. as government data suggests a staggering 320,000 have died from coronavirus in mexico, public health experts believe cases like mario's mean the true picture is even worse. most families extra officially are arguing our number could be higher than that 320,000, that we may be about half a million dead. if such a dire estimate is true, mexico needs to vaccinate its people soon. in one of the worst hit municipalities, there was tentative hope and optimism as the most vulnerable received theirjabs. but nationally the criticism is there simply aren't enough doses to go round, and ther

ivan wrote in to say, here we go again, big pharma making money out of misery. what is your response? i mean, talk about, you know, the cost >> ivan is not wrong in thinking that pharmaceutical companies are going to make a lot of money. off of the vaccines, i'm not going to lie and deny that, right? vaccines have been in research for more than 15 years. there are salaries to be paid, there are lab supplies, there's an actual cost to getting something to market. this is why the white house put so much money into operation warp speed, because all of this takes money. you know, i will be honest, there is no actual service related to innovation and human progress towards any natural disaster, tragedy, epidemic, what have you, that's done for free. so, you know, it's one thing to say, oh my gosh, they are doing this and making money. they believe they are actually doing this to profit. and the one, this is not directed toward ivan, but one thing i want to address the people, there are people online who say, physicians are making money off this pandemic. i promise yo

ivan persuades truman to add a handwritten postscript on the invitation and they send this to churchill. the words that truman inscribed are, this is a wonderful school in my home state, i hope you can do it. i will introduce you, best regards, harry truman. it is this letter that brings churchill to the heartland of the united states. convinced that he has obtained the world's attention. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fulton's biggest day in history as the daily gazette put, it had finally arrived. march 5th, 1946 was somewhat overcast as crowds lined the streets in anticipation of churchill's motorcade. about 25,000 people were on hand to welcome the dignitary when they arrive just out in the afternoon from jefferson city. there were marching bands, flags and balloons. president harry truman and winston churchill sat up on the back of the open limousine. between them, the president of west minister college, doctor frank mcclure, sat down lower on the seat. churchill smile down at the crowd, giving his v. for victory sign and waving his cigar. at last the motorcade came to the grounds of westminster. colors

to go and tonight ivan jordain is vaccinating his customers. >> this vial in here is the key to life and to your future and the health and well-being of our community and our society. period especially for people of color we have to go out and get this vaccine >> reporter: cvs and walgreens tell nbc news they'll make appointments available for j&j starting next week but the true battle may be combating overall vaccine hesitancy. vaccination sites from north carolina to texas and ohio to georgia are closing due to lack of demand. >> and sam joins us now from miami sam, many states have signed off on the j&j vaccine but what's holding back others? >> reporter: yeah, florida says it is still reviewing cdc guidance, jose, and hasn't picked a resume date yet and states like missouri, the health department there has signed off on vaccinations but they are not expecting federal shipments until next week, which is to say logistics plays a role in all this, too. jose? >> sam brock in miami. thank you. >>> our senior medical correspondent, dr. john torres, is with us dr. torres, we talked to a

ivan, a tragic start to a holiday weekend in taiwan. what's the latest there?er: well, a desperate rescue effort, frankly, after this terrible and deadly train disaster where you have the premiere of taiwan now updating that up to 41 people are believed to have been killed in this accident, including the driver of the train. it was the number 408 train that was traveling down the east side of taiwan from taipei and it was entering a tunnel north of the city of huallen when the derailment occurred and continued inside the tunnel itself. the premiere has said that though perhaps 100 people have been rescued, many injuries, scores of injuries, that there's still according to the latest figures some 200 people still to be rescued. so that's a tremendous number on a train that earlier we had been reporting for some 360 passengers, now it appears to be up to nearly 490 passengers who were on board the eight cars of this train. when you look at some of the footage here and the aerial footage, this took place on a stretch of track basically on the side of a steep mount

ivan watson is following the story for us from hong kong. ivan, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the test of wills continues. this bloody, deadly test of wills with the military clearly trying to crush the uprising against the now two-month old military coup. it can get kind of surreal because amid scenes like this that are filmed by very brave activists of clashes in the streets. you have the front page of the military run new global light of myanmar newspaper, which is highlighting a visit by the man who declared himself dictator to the country to see the sale of pearl and jade and gems in the capital nepida, and meanwhile you have a curfew pretty much imposed on the entire country every night. as you pointed out, the internet being turned off on cellphones and wireless and that taking place almost on a daily basis. the association for -- the assistant association for political prisoners, the ngo reporting more than 540 people killed over the past two months. more than 2,000 people detained. that organization estimates that seven people were killed between th

gets to cnn correspondent ivan watson who joins us live.control so quickly? >> complacency, jake, is one word that some indian public health experts have used. they say the health minister of india six weeks ago was claiming that the country was in the end game of the pandemic and the prime minister was holding huge campaign rallies less than two weeks ago. now you have these record-breaking numbers, and the world health organization's top scientist is estimating that the actual number of infections is probably 20 times or 30 times more than what we're seeing, so indians are desperately trying to find treatment for their sick loved ones when oxygen is in extreme shortages for hospitals. you have these desperate scenes of people going from hospital to hospital trying to find a hospital bed for their relatives like this mom. take a listen. >> translator: the doctors warned us that if we take my father to the hospital without oxygen support there is no guarantee he'll be okay. we just couldn't find an plans. in desperation we had to take a ric

cnn international correspondent ivan watson joins us now.gest need right now, ivan. >> reporter: probably oxygen. imagine having a sick loved one and going from hospital to hospital as that person gasps for breath trying to find one hospital that has oxygen to let your loved one breathe. and that is a scene playing itself out day after day in different cities and towns across india. take a listen to what one resident of new delhi had to say after his grandfather passed away. >> translator: the doctors warned us if we take my father to the hospital without oxygen support there is no guarantee he will be okay. but we couldn't find an ambulance. in desperation we to take an auto rick shaw. he was gasping for air and removed his face mask. he was crying saying save me, please, save me. i could do nothing. i just watched him die. >> the oxygen shortages are so dramatic, anna, that hospitals have also taken to social media, begging for help. i can show you some tweets from one chain of private hospitals asking for help, saying sos, 144 covid patie

cross talking american foreign policy i'm joined by my guess ivan eland in washington he is a senior fellow at the independent institute and author of the book war and the road presidency in del mar we have scott ritter is a former intelligence officer and a united nations weapons inspector and in los angeles we cross the joe collins he is a former california congressional republican candidate and u.s. navy veteran all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to scott 1st and elmore i want to go offer my introduction here we have a new president we have a new administration we were told that would be everything different from tom but in terms of foreign policy there's an enormous amount of continuity and i think it's very important to point out too is that as i said is that. the bipartisan consensus any largely lost. with joe biden seems to be really quite willing to embrace that i mean when we look at biden's policy towards russia towards china his administration is going to places really fast i don't thi

civil with ivan current technology the journey to space will start in norway where all march tight for small satellites is currently under construction spectrum has reserved one of the 2 launch pads. money bill equal space industry will be the fastest growing industry in the next decades the coming decades and i think this is correct 1st of all to get an increased use they thought from sept nights in the. earth's separation and communication. navigation all kinds of infrastructure and all and a muslim society is dependent on the infrastructure in space several satellites but only a few launch vehicles this is the gap in the market these are aerospace wants to film demand is already high as soon as the norwegian launch site is completed it may be time for takeoff. enjoy now by voter he's a former astronaut for germany and payload expert and he's a professor at technical university of munich great to have you on the show is our was founded by one of your former students is it alone in this field to some extent or will we see more startups like it in the future. there are already many tho

cnn's correspondent ivan watson is in hong kong with more on the fast growing unrest of myanmar and theivilians crossing the river between myanmar and thailand to escape air strikes. they're from a region controlled by the national union. it is the oldest of dozens of armed ethnic militias that fought for generations. this is a patch work for some of the smilitias that operated in the border region. the deadly crack down on anticoup protesters in the city sent people fleeing to these place. including the one controlled by this man. >> translator: we stand with the people. if they are in trouble and run to us seeking help, we'll take care of them. >> reporter: the leader of the army. he denounced the coup. >> if the military continues to shoot and kill people, they have transformed themselves into terrorists. >> reporter: in the city and town of central myanmar, the death toll, protesters continue to grow. do any of you have the training or background to lead our grass root political protest movement? >> no, none of us. i work in the office. >> reporter: this man who asked not to be iden

ivan watson is following this story from hong kong.king down yet again, not just in person but online as well. >> reporter: yeah, but you know, kim, i just looks at the military-run newspaper, and the top story there is the military dictator, general minute aung lane attending an exhibition hall in the capital to see the sale of pearls and gems. meanwhile, we have reports of more than 500 people killed. at least seven people killed thursday or friday according to one main non-governmental organization. a growing number of governments calling on their citizens to evacuate from myanmar, and everybody i talk to in the country is talking about the state descending further and further into chaos. the deepening crisis in myanmar is starting to spill across borders. thousands of civilians crossing the river between myanmar and thailand to escape air strikes carried out by myanmar's warplanes. they're from a region controlled by the karen national union. it's the oldest of dozens of armed ethnic militias that have fought off and on against the

ivan watson explains how the military is targeting ethnic groups, too. >> reporter: the deepening crisisll across borders. thousands of civilians crossing the river, between myanmar and thailand, to escape air strikes carried out by myanmar's war planes. they are from a region controlled by the karen-national union. it's the oldest of dozens of armed-ethnic militias that have fought, off and on, against the military in myanmar, for generations. this is a patchwork of just some of the militias that operate in myanmar's border regions. two months after the coup, the deadly crackdown on anti-coup protestors, in the cities, has sent people fleeing to these militia enclaves. including, the one controlled by this man. >> translator: we stand with the people. if they are in trouble and run to us, seeking help, we will take care of them. >> reporter: the leader of the state army. in an interview with cnn, he denounced the coup. >> translator: if the military continues to shoot and kill people, it means the junta have simply transformed themselves into terrorists. >> reporter: in the cities and t

i want to bring in ivan watson, he's monitoring the search of the submarine off the coast of bali.he crew alive? >> reporter: judging by what the indonesian have said. there was a 72-hour after it was seen in the predawn hour on wednesday, here has been more than 72 hours that the sub had been missing. a spokesperson from the indonesian navy is telling people to remain optimistic. at least 21 ships from the indonesia navy operating in the waurs off the northern coast of the indonesia island of bali. the u.s. says it has sent a plane to help. more c-17 is expected to leave soon with equipment to help with the search. the submarine was transiting through the bali straits. it went dark after it dove before dawn on wednesday firing torpedos as part of these exercises. there are 53 people c, crew members on board. i have spoken to a formal admiral who used to operate on this very submarine, normally it would come up for air every six to eight hours and recharge its batteries. that individual is very worried of the fate of this submarine. the family members are unsure, conducting a despe

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ivan watson is joining me now with more on this. what is the latest?ff the coast of indonesia searching for this submarine. and the big challenge here is how do you find something that is designed to be hidden under the ocean? and that's exactly what they're trying to do, to find this german-made submarine, the diesel electric attack submarine built more than 40 years ago, and was last seen in a predawn dive on wednesday. it had been passing through the bali straits, and was conducting exercises, firing torpedos, when it lost contact. so the indonesians say they have at least 21 ships operating in the area, aircraft as well. another submarine. you have got other navies, such as australia, malaysia, singapore, india, that have contributed ships to the effort here. the search and rescue effort. you also have the u.s., the pentagon has offered to send aerial assets to help with the hunt. the indonesians say they have found an oil slick on the water that they think could be from the submarine. they also say they have detected some object that has magnetic

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ivan watson has the latest from hong kong. what is the latest?l the way they are they are covering this. 500 people killed in two months but the state global newspaper in its friday edition on the front page showed the military dictator met online whose coup overthrew an elected government on february 1st tours the sales of gems and pearls. they say seven people were killed on thursday and friday in different cities and towns. we had more reports of air strikes carried out in the ethnic area near the border with thailand. hours after the military announced a cease-fire that is apparently did not abide by. the efforts to crush this uprising against the coup are continuing. one of the strange announcements that came on military television last night were arrest warrants against more than 20 myanmar celebrities and singers and influencers accusing them of article 505a of the penal code which is trying to cause officers or soldiers or sailors or airmen to mutiny or kit their work. now, this is the response from one of those identified people, an acto

ivan watson live in hong kong.ere, ivan, it seems like every development is more alarming than the last. >> reporter: yeah, i think it's pretty frightening how quickly things are falling apart. ? just the two months, christine, since the february 1st military coup swept an elected civilian government from power, you have a growing number of countries calling on their citizens to please leave as soon as possible. the u.s. saying that it's evacuating nonessential personnel and their family members. you have the growing death toll and you've had days of air strikes in a border region that have been taking place by the military and now after like five days of air strikes that have killed dozens of people allegedly, the military now suddenly declaring a unilateral ceasefire but addressing it to ethnic armed groups in the border jungle regions and mountainous regions that have been battling the military for decades, not addressing people in the cities who are still protesting every day and being shot and killed on a dail

. >> ivan, thank you very much. the u.s.tioned, some much needed resources to india. those include raw materials for vaccine production, therapeutics, rapid tests, ventilators and some advisors from the cdc and usaid. but what about end issing in the actual vaccine? actual vaccine by astrazeneca is sitting, tens of millions of doses waiting because it's not approved here. here's what white house senior adviser for covid-19 response said when our colleague pamela brown pressed him for an answer on that. the. >> we're in a position increasingly where we're more and more confident that americans are going to have the vaccines they need. once that's been the indicates, we've always said that we're going to do is make sure that we turn our attention to making sure we help the world. >> joining me now is vice chair of the america's global health community. doctor, thank you very much for being with me. as you know, the united states has tens of millions of doses of astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine sitting here because it's not been

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our senior international correspondent ivan watson joins us now. it is dech stating.e the united states, where anyone can get a vaccine who wants one this morning. and look what's happening in india. >> that's right. i mean, the vaccine -- the vaccination process had begun there. health care workers for example, getting first priority. but that hasn't been enough to help a country that is really stricken by the ferocity of the pandemic in this second wave, where everybody i have spoken to in india is dealing with loved ones who are sick and struggling to find supplies like oxygen or an icu bed for their loved ones, including a producer working for cnn who lost an uncle in the last 48 hours and was trying to find a hospital bed for that relative. i just got off the phone with a princeton university epidemiologist in new delhi who told me he had lost cousins and couldn't find oxygen for a 42-year-old colleague of his there. and also telling us that the numbers of the mortality right now where you are having close to 3,000 deaths a day, that he estimates that they are mu

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