you're - absolutely right there, john moore, absolutely right there, john moore, fascinating to have i want to tell you about this story. rare heavy snowfall has blanketed much of the eastern mediterranean. it's caused blackouts, traffic havoc and closures. in turkey, istanbul's main airport is covered, canceling flights for a second day. a cargo terminal roof collapsed under the weight of the snow. greece has declared a public holiday. that's it from us. thanks so much for watching. that's it from us. thanks so much forwatching. do that's it from us. thanks so much for watching. do stay with bbc news. hello there. wednesday brings the promise of a bit more brightness, some sunshine even, across parts of england and wales after what has been a very stagnant and cloudy and cold few days. you can see that haze of grey on the earlier satellite picture. bright white cloud up to the north—west, though. that's indicative of frontal systems approaching, eventually bringing some rain into scotland and northern ireland with a strengthening wind. so, through wednesday, england and wales having

everyone in the town called listen tools that days or nothing husband for answer to my long carrier in john moore long, it's a long evening stop. i had us, i was it's way of report by choice in this car, because given a way to transmit, my name is my gosh moment and i woke up dw, ah ah ah, ah, well stop supermarket shows and shopping baskets filled to the brim or a luxury menu fos take for granted, despite pledges to end global hunger, the number of undernourished people there to news climb to daily discover new localized efforts to tackle food in security, which affects more than 30 percent of the world's population. hello, welcome to eco india. i'm sun auto increasing weather disaster fueled by climate change, making it harder to feed the world. new technologies can help boost agricultural output by making farming less dependent on whether the soil this metal, the hydroponics is gaining ground in indian cities, where on the north jumping b opportunity to supply healthy and sustainable food. the me know, storms know, drought know, boring. green in this hydro, wanting from in delhi, there is noth

john moore is a professor of microbiology and immunology at weill cornell medicine in new york.scenario in which the 0micron variant mutates to become as lethal as the delta variant. we don't know if we need this. but one of the ways we'll find out if we do need it is to test it to see if it does give a superior immune response against 0micron and any future 0micron—like variants. so that's one part of the need for making a decision in future months. the other is the trajectory of the pandemic at that time, because this kind of variant—specific vaccine wouldn't be available for the public to use in any country before mid to the the end of march at the earliest. so what will be the state of the pandemic be at that time, and how does this type of variant vaccine perform? and then governments can make a decision on whether to roll it out or not, but it's an exploratory trial and that's worth doing. it's really hard to know the future of the pandemic. we could see, for example, a variant arise from 0micron that is more dangerous than 0micron. it could acquire the lethality that we a

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in the town called listen tools that days or nothing husband for answer to my long cardiac in john moore's law. it's a long evening stop. i hot us. i will it's way of report by choice in this car, because given a way to transmit my name is natasha monmouth, and i will d, w ah, on the 1st anniversary of the attack of the u. s. capital president biden, to de accused former president trump of pushing lies and holding a dagger at the throat of american democracy. biden said that trot refused to stop the rioters because he.

let's speak to dr renske smit, ernest rutherford fellow at liverpool john moores university.erve-racking?— exciting is this? is it exciting or nerve-racking? it is now exciting. there has been _ nerve-racking? it is now exciting. there has been so _ nerve-racking? it is now exciting. there has been so much - nerve-racking? it is now exciting. i there has been so much nail-biting there has been so much nail—biting in the last few weeks, but i am so full of confidence that we will have a full telescope and it is exciting. assuming it all goes to plan, what happens next? how quickly can we start to learn things, to get data from this? what happens after that? there will be a few more weeks of cooling down. the son shields have been deployed very successfully and now that the scope is cooling down, once the first camera is on we will start to calibrate the mirrors. it we will see every star 18 times. it all needs to be aligned in order to get a perfect image and that will take a few more months. about six months from now we will have actual science data. i months from now we will

dr renske smit from liverpool john moores university is one of only a handful of uk—based astronomersam really excited to _ able to make use of it? what i am really excited to do _ able to make use of it? what i am really excited to do with _ able to make use of it? what i am really excited to do with james - able to make use of it? what i am i really excited to do with james webb is to look back in time, 30.5 billion years and see how the first stars in the first galaxies in the first black holes were formed, so everything we have today in the universe, how that came to be, that is what i want to look at. iloathed universe, how that came to be, that is what i want to look at.— is what i want to look at. what can ou see is what i want to look at. what can you see and _ is what i want to look at. what can you see and what _ is what i want to look at. what can you see and what do _ is what i want to look at. what can you see and what do you _ is what i want to look at. what can you see and what do you know - is what i want to look at. what can l you see and what do you know about so far

that is roy blunt, john bozeman, shelby moore, capito, jerry moran, roger vick wicker and marsha blackmon. every one of those republicans took a stand for voting rights more than 15 years ago. where did they stand now? what's different? ask them. you put them in office. ask them what is different now. i'll hold. here's our breaking news tonight, kevin mccarthy says he won't cooperate with the january 6th committee. he says that he has got nothing to hide. so why won't he talk? >> do i think he will, we'll see. but you know, holding a title in congress doesn't make you exempt from having to be, you know, to bring information you may have related to such a serious investigation. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ johnson & johnson is the world's largest healthcare company. building a future where cancers can be cured. strokes can be reversed. joints can be 3-d printed. and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. we're using our world to make your world a world of well. narrator: on a faraway beach, the generation called "our greatest" sa

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moore. you'll also hear from lieutenant john radke from the homicide division and captain sonya monaco. so at this point, i'm going to introduce honorable councilmember paul carretz. >> the tragic murder of brianna kupfer in hancock back is shaken and shocked our community to its core. i want to first address brianna's family. my own daughter is not that much owner than brianna. i can only imagine the heart break and the anguish that her family is feeling. the pain. i want you to know that you have my heartfelt support and my full commitment that i will help with whatever lapd may need until every option to find this vile killer is exhausted. we will find this vicious criminal. we will arrest them and we will get him prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. but we must fight justice for her, fight for justice for her even though nothing will bring her back. our mission and my objective is that the perpetrator who took away brianna from her beloved parents, colleagues, friends and our community will be permanently locked away, constantly reminded of his horrible, ugly and senseless m

stephen moore suite serves as a senior economist and senior economic adviser to president trump during the 2016 campaign and the author of the book "govzilla" if you're interested in that. will go to john on our democrat line. you are on, good morning. >> caller: good morning mr. moore. i just wanted to know your involvement in the presidential 2018 budget draw of the proposed budget that was going to cut all things -- and that was redacted in the world hope health organization in pandemic control. you think that may have been a problem and created the problem with this pandemic we are now living through? >> guest: i'm not familiar with what you are talking about. the world health organization is one of the most -- organizations in the world and they've been completely wrong on covid from the start. president trump proposed funding for the world health organization and i was in favor that. >> host: on our independent line for new jersey james, hello. >> caller: hello, nice talking to you. we have a 20% tax rate for all working people. the tax bill that was passed was 94% for mega-billionaires no taxes. can you explain to me [inaudible] >> host: mr. moore go ahead. james whether you ask

and instead of sitting down for dinner with john stamos you realize you are eating with michael mooremess. rude lies and then he tells you he forgot his wallet. mad at your friends for setting this up. somewhere in between your salad and steak you realize you have made a terrible mistake. now, that's essentially what happened to america with joe biden. the media sphent the last few years serving us biden's hype man, promising us he a moderate a great union fire bring the country back together confident and calm. they insisted we were the perfect match because joe was blue collar biden, america always loves a working class hero. so the media turned joe into one. and he capitalized on that. biden sold himself to us as a son of scranton, pennsylvania. >> i'm very proud of being from scranton. >> i grew up in a town like this from scranton, pennsylvania. >> the fact is the president can only see the world from park avenue. i see it from scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. >> scranton. secrecy jess it's true biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania in 1942. but the family didn

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pharmaceutical business, but his chummy ties with the johns a big father, raised eyebrows to some wonder if his interest lineup with that of the american people. caleb moore's expense after 10 lawns, joe biden has finally gotten around to nominating somebody to run the us food and drug administration. that is certainly an important post during the pandemic. the nominee is robert caliph and he's faced some tough questions in washington. caliph is a cardiologist turned multi millionaire, and he's been deputy commissioner at the f d a since 2015 alarm bells have consistently been going off about how well connected he is. e mails revealed he'd been having cozy meetings with lobbyists of the very companies he's supposed to be regulating watchdogs, raised their concerns. expressed concerns regarding the recent emanation of dr. robert kyle, if to lead to food and drug administration and to urge the committee to reject his nomination. calif worked with lobbyists to put together a new bill that would fast track new drugs onto the market. cutting back on the procedures put in place to make sure the public is safe. the bill he helped right along with big pharma lobbyi

down run through fabulous people macromavens president stephanie pomboy, john lonski, former trump economic advisers steve moore>> what are you watching for. >> are we talking -- >> hilsenrath. >> quick. >> to i will say two things one is i believe, i can't i am not certain about this but ibrief president biden schedule some kind of comments on this leaves me to think pretty good number the consensus is unemployment rate goes to 4.1%, it could go even lower. >> yep. >> so that is that is one thing, the next thing i say, the fed is behind curve by estimates, back in june, they said the unemployment rate would be 4.5% by the end of the year. we are potentially near or below 4%. inflation higher than they said it would be, of this got to get off the schneid and paddle moving that direction but today's number might tell them they need to motive faster. >> more with fantastic people when we come back. . my daughter has type 2 diabetes and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. and you could lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is

moore from iowa state. this is welch's idea this brings us to the 1890s, olmsted as laurie indicated has added his son john as a partner and charles elliott and the firm was named olmsted olmsted and elliott. during this time olmsted seniors health was declining and elliott would die young at 37 years old in 1867. as a result the practice was in transition it in 1894 the firm began several years of involvement with the campus planning for the rhode island college of agriculture. now the university of rhode island. which continued with the emergent of the olmsted brothers in the 20th century. the olmsted and elliott plan organize the rhode island campus. i found this particularly interesting especially in the light of lori's remarks. in the 1890s remember there was a plan for washington university and stanford which emphasize the use of the quadrangle and laurie had a wonderful quote some angles can be good. what you see here is a shift in the orientation of the olmsted senior curbing road approach. to the quadrangle. it's before-and-after what was called college hall burned down and replaced by davis hall

bletchley park through john von norman who was probably a paramount figure and anticipated the gigahertz machines we have today. he really was the first person to imagine moore's law, that we could produce making the machines that operators at billions of cycles a second. >> let me step back a couple steps to something said a minute ago, really deserves i think extra attention. you commented a moment ago that technological and economic advance tends to have a comparatively greater impact the benefit to the worse off, because the the worst off tt further to go up. and so the comparative improvement in their life can be greater. that's intriguing. a few years ago i was in east africa in uganda and traveling around some of the rural areas and a part of uganda. it was striking to me of course the standard of living obviously much lower than the united states and and i saw many pe living in hats, not having sufficient clothing, not having sufficient covering from the rain. -- huts. people clearly struggling although there was a lot of economic activity and at the same time every single person sitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof on every little sh

moore reporting. >> time for another look at the forecast on what's been a mostly sunny tuesday. not real sunday right there. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> kron 4 meteorologist johnails. >> well, a beautiful tuesday. temperatures today have overall been pretty comfortable after what was gloomy and cool conditions last weekend. certainly rainy conditions last month. think that this is a welcome sight for a lot of the bay area. look at half moon bay, people walking around enjoying those sunshiny conditions right along our beaches. the beaches were the first spots to warm up earlier on today. the rest of us have since caught up and now we're all solidly hanging out in the 60's. high pressure. ridge built up will continue to keep us this way over the coming days, continuing to remain mild and dry. any chance of rain or snow sent well to the north across the pacific northwest. what that means for us is the rest of the day. today will come along with a few clouds from time to time. but those bright skies overall prevailing through the rest of the day today on into tomorrow and eventually even into the weekend. ahead of us now, thursday was originally our best opportuni

john garamendi from california, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote no on the moore amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania wish to be recognized? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that representative smucker will vote yes on the moore amendment. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts wish to be recognized? ms. clark: as the member designated by representatives auchincloss, chu, leger fernandez, and frankel, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the moore amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by representative stansbury, i inform the house that representative stansbury will vote no on the moore amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia wish to be recognized? mr. connolly: madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives price of north c

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