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her personal passions are inflamed by theatre director vivica bandler, played with fiery relish by krista whom she falls head over heels in love, while political philosopher atos wirtanen offers more steadfast if less thrilling affections. sensibly written by eeva putro, tove offers an engrossing portrait of a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of readers. having first created her strangely hippo—like characters as a distraction from the horrors of world war ii, jansson�*s moomins would become internationalfairytale icons, gracing books, stage shows, tv series, theme parks and more. handsomely lensed by linda wassberg and focusing on the formative post—war decade, tove benefits from an electrifying performance by poysti, who dances her way through the ups and downs of her character's life, which she describes as a wonderful adventure which one should explore in all its twists and turns. that's something this movie does with aplomb. you can find it in cinemas now. british actor david oyelowo has long been a commanding s

but luckily, krista had the help of one of the country's top trackers. howling. you must be pierre?t an amazing song. you really sounded like a wolf. thanks! although wolves don't normally carry guitars. and i don't know if you see... pierre takes tourists around this forest, the world's biggest research forest. as ever, sunrise and sunset are the best times for spotting. he reckons there is an 80% chance. this is the mark that a big male with big antlersjust made. 0n the moose, we are trying to find the moose, we are trying to approach them with all the ancestral technique: the wind and the noise, and we are also doing moose, different calls, to attract them. sometimes we are very lucky. the moose calls you make, could you explain the noises? what do they say? honking. the female noise is like this. honking. and the male, it is short but deep. kind of rough. grunting. it's very deep, because moose are big. they are the biggest member of the deer family. male grunting. he takes me off deep into the woods, catching very faint calls he can hear in the distance. he's not above smearing

central america and our buckets of rain where we expect to see some of that is as we head toward krista rica into panama. otherwise, across the caribbean, look at this. we just got the risk of some pop up showers and thunderstorms, part of spain, 31 degrees for you with just some showers in the forecast toward the top end of south america. rain is falling where it should as we head toward the south east of columbia, pushing into venezuela and its steady stream of what weather for the pacific coast of ecuador. check out the temperature in santiago, 1900 degrees. but your temperature is going to fall in the days to come and that's because we've got that cool air from patagonia starting to search further toward the north point to rain as a high of 6 degrees for you on friday. that sure weather update. the weather bag, energy and changes to every part of our universe more small to continue. the change is all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah. oh. the challenges there are amanda. top doors this all the average number of daily ne

jane exhausted. krista who take his tablets in the morning that he takes a whole lot in the evenings. the difficulty is that there are so many. kristen can become a little bit discombobulated now we live together. so as a cara, it's my job to ensure he take to tablet, but i'm only human, especially on, on progressing as while. and i'm getting a bit difficult to, to manage. so one chocolate would be much better than done jane trying to do it $810.00 times a day. every day in britain or my 600 people developed dementia according to the charity out time as research u. k. so the research going on in this lab could improve life hundreds of thousands of people. what doing, hey, with 3 d printing has a wide range of potential applications, but at the heart of it as a simple idea, how to tailor the products, whether it's medication or a device to the individual. if a poly pill does become reality, the ideas for it to be produced locally, possibly it's a community pharmacy with a relatively cheap printer that could mean slashing transport costs for low income countries and saving many more liv

her personal passions are inflamed by theatre director vivica bandler, played with fiery relish by kristaof a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of readers. having first created her strangely hippo—like characters as a distraction from the horrors of world war ii, jansson's moomins would become internationalfairytale icons, gracing books, stage shows, tv series, theme parks and more. handsomely lensed by linda wassberg and focusing on the formative post—war decade, tove benefits from an electrifying performance by poysti, who dances her way through the ups and downs of her character's life, which she describes as a wonderful adventure which one should explore in all its twists and turns. that's something this movie does with aplomb. you can find it in cinemas now. british actor david 0yelowo has long been a commanding screen presence in films such as queen of katwe and selma, in which he played dr martin luther king. now he proves himself a dab hand behind the camera on netflix's fantasy—inflected drama the water man,

on this week's show, krista goes behind the wheel in northern ireland. ~ , , ., . ., ., ireland.re my search for a seabird pays — ireland. where my search for a seabird pays off. _ ireland. where my search for a seabird pays off. are _ ireland. where my search for a seabird pays off. are they - ireland. where my search for a seabird pays off. are they all. seabird pays off. are they all birds? there must be hundreds of thousands here. i take on a local delicacy. you got me, ia one — well done! and try an unusual test drive. i'm in south—east northern ireland and i'm trying to get a good lay of the land. plus, after the last year and a half, this seems like a good way to get away from it all. ken found during the first lockdown that lots more people were getting in touch to take to the skies. ken's microlight business is one of thousands here to have had to cope with the ups and downs of the pandemic. my my journey will take me myjourney will take me over 100 miles up the coast to finish at one of this country's iconic natural wonders — giants causeway. and it all starts by leavin

i want to bring in krista rose, republican election lawyer and the former clerk of maricopa county superior how much energy and attention trump gave on pushing the big lie and audits, sp specifically mentioning arizona and specific audits and how they should happen and this is the key to everything, he still doesn't put his own money into the effort to prove wide spread voter election fraud? amazing. >> yeah, i mean, it's a fundraising toll. there is nothing right now that is more motivating to republican voters than this idea of the big lie and trump has been intergral in using it. at the end of day this war chest he's built up is keeping up the prospect of running in 2024 and "the washington post" reporting, funding his lifestyle currently, his staff, you know, his expenses, his ability to travel around the country. it's no surprise the candidate that claimed he would self-fund the campaign so he wouldn't be holding to special interest and turn around and took money from special interest would then do something like this. it's pretty, i think, par for the course for trump. >> amazing as y

diver krista palmer will be competing in two events on the springboard.the zone? >> i think for me i will visualize the fact that there won't be anybody in the stands, but that's okay because i know there's going to be all of my teammates there supporting me. >> reporter: and hoda, recently sitting down with the u.s. women's gymnastics team, asking simone biles, who is used to competing in front of sell-out crowds, how the lack of fans may impact her. >> do you think it will affect how you perform, simone? >> personally, i thrive under pressure so i'm a little bit worried how it is going to affect me once we get over there. >> reporter: two-time olympian and gold medalist katie ledecky says the ban on fans won't take away from the spirit of the games. >> everyone is getting together in this one city for the opportunity to pursue their goals that they've worked for for five years, and i still think that's a really beautiful thing. i know this is going to be kind of a made-for-tv olympics. >> reporter: it is going to be a very unique olympic experience, but

. >> this next question from krista.ll optimistic are you about our ability to combat the coronavirus over the long-term with the dangerous variance that keep on emerging the stalling in us vaccinationrates ? what barriers and in our way? >> that's a great question. i think obviously the country is in a much better place with the vaccines unfortunately the vaccines shown to be highly effective against all the variance so far but i think with the delta variance especially across parts of the country where they have less than 30 or 40 percent of the region vaccinated that's going to be a big problem in health officials areanticipating outbreaks in the fall . then the tricky thing is the coronavirus is a highly efficient virus so the market and spread even if your vaccinated, people are highly acceptable and is going to keep mutating among on vaccinated people because as we've seen over the last year and a half, new variance coming up and not necessarily more deadly more transmissible than the one circulating before it. as

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. >> the question is from krista, how optimistic about ability to combat coronavirus over the long-termthe dangerous variants that keep on emerging and the stalling in u.s. vaccination rates, what factors might enhance our success and what barriers stand in our way? >> that's a really great question. i think obviously the country is in a much better place with the vaccines and fortunately the vaccines have shown to be highly effective against all the variants so far but i think with the delta variant especially in parts of the country where they have less than 30 or 40% of the region vaccinated, that's going to be a big problem and health officials are anticipating outbreaks in the fall and the tricky thing is that coronavirus is a highly efficient virus so the more it can spread even if you're -- vaccinated people, it would keep mutiating, no one can relax and put the guard down. they are talking about reimplementing mask mandates as the variant spreads. there are reasons to be hopeful but the low pace of vaccinations in lots of parts of the country is cause for a concern and does mean

plus krista lina georgieva joins us for her look on growth. we'll talk to her. and speak with the ceo of the intellia looking forward to that. >>> let's get to the big stories we're watching, we have the latest on robinhood's long awaited i.p.o. filing. kate, let's start with you and that i.p.o. filing from robinhood. >> robinhood plans to list on the nasdaq under the ticker hood h-o-o-d. we got a look atle some of the financials in the s1 this afternoon. the company reporting a loss of $1.4 billion in the prior quarter. i'm told this was due to a one-time write down on debt it issued back during the gamestop stock saga it raised about $3.5 billion, that was in convertible bonds at a 30% discount so look at that total number they raised that was the size of the loss at robinhood revenue came in at 522 million for the quarter. as far as where they're making the money, the majority is transaction revenue and payment for order flow, most of it comes from options trading, it makes up about 30% of revenue, or did in the prior quarter equities about a quarter, and cry

krista there, enjoying the sights, sounds and smells of the canadian wilderness.s pretty much what it is! add a hill and a few obstacles, you've got a sport that will definitely get the adrenaline going. it all started when local environmentalist nicky decided to ramp up a children's game and turn it into a heart—stopping adventure sport. it could be described as an extreme sport. an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends! cheering that is how we enjoy riding. he is still alive. so, missing about 15 trees on the way down, ok? that is important. oh, dear. oh, dear! gaining speed! yeah! lively music now, they make it look very easy, but it's far from it. you have to be careful of where you're heading, because these tracks aren't straight lines, and the speed just picks up a crazy amount. you need to plant your feet down to slow down. watch out for those trees! close call! laughter after a few attempts, i start to get the hang of things. riding in a crew! as for the big jumps, well, i think i will leave that to the professionals. laugh

in the "fox and friends" field-goal kicking contest, here's the all-female official rating crew, kristas. no, no, no, third string. here we go. boom! >> pretty good. from the lady judges, thank you, thank you. >> watch this. confidence confidence, focus on the ball. almost. a good height. >> good height that we had. just like florida state. einhorn is finkel. >> what did you do? that is bad. did he hit this? >> you can come back. >> you can come back. i think -- >> that is it, i don't care. >> you can kick in all conditions. he's got control. >> are we doing 5? we are going to go quick. >> over the goalpost. >> will could still win. >> tries to distract me, it didn't go. >> he did not go. >> it didn't go. >> the only rule of football it is it has to go between the yellow things. >> thank you, jennifer, rachel, amy, jason. for more information on games like this visit betty's bounces, try it again. >> should we do one? insurance with liberty mutual,yr so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot d

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