so prayer the o l. jeffrey and other engineers of the golden age devised a great many clocks which were more accurate and elaborate than what had gone before. l. jesse re wrote about clocks that rely don't candles were driven by weights, or were regulated by water. but his most famous creation was the extravagant elephant club. me ah, professor beer is one of the most scholars of the engineers of the golden age. he studied the original description of the clock written in jazz. a really great text will stop that will just him in the media to the major within the tyler, the mediator who made would they deny them? well, more than i and then you're pulled to all the details about the mechanisms are all written in this book. the elephant clock not only showcases the height of sophistication and mechanics at the time. it's also an early representation of the multiculturalism that existed during the golden age. she park and who did any crime can really joke your list of the years that she didn't know a lot a few years. this is my job is that the us your previous hold mechanism, us or tech? sho

branwen jeffreys, our education l branwen jeffreys, our education editor, there.s there's nothing at the moment to suggest that the final unlocking of covid restrictions in england, shouldn't go ahead onjune the 21st. but he warns that "the data is still ambiguous" on whether enough people have been vaccinated to combat any new surge. so far, three quarters of all adults in the uk have had one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and just under half have had two. 0ur health editor hugh pym has the full story. with the sun shining, thoughts are turning to when remaining restrictions will be lifted around the uk. the road map for england has the date ofjune the 21st pencilled in, but still, there's no clarity on whether that will be the day. the prime minister arguing more time was needed to make the decision. i can see nothing in the data at the moment that means we can't go ahead with step four, or the opening onjune the 21st, but we've got to be so cautious. the health secretary, speaking at the centre where the 0xford—astrazeneca vaccine was developed, said there were

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while we're joined now by jeffrey l cummings, a professor of brain science at the university of nevada, las vegas and also i'm a researcher and leader of clinical trials. professor cummings, welcome to d w. i want to start by asking you how big of a breakthrough is this new drug? but thank you, having for having me on the program and let me just say this is big, big, big. we have been waiting since 2003, both in the u. s. and in europe for a new drug, for all timers disease, this is a breakthrough. it's also a breakthrough because as you mentioned in the opening, this is a disease that actually targets the underlying disease process itself. right, well how is it that it took nearly 20 years for us to get to this point? i think there are 3 reasons, really one we haven't really understood the biology very well so we needed to understand it better. we needed that and and we needed the biomarkers to show us that the drugs were working near such an important died to do in clinical trials. as always, those 3 things i think that's added up to make adequate amount of success. all right, we sli

the angel campaign has been mired in criticism due to former ceo's ties to jeffrey epstein. lt $69.37 right now. well, as victoria's secret revamps its angels, companies are scrambling to coop up with esg guidelines, environmental, social and governance. yeah, right. [laughter] that hay be coming from the biden administration. oh, yes, it's charlie gasparino once again talking about the woke rules. hi, charlie. >> reporter: hey, liz. i'm talking about it because ceos are talking about it, liz. and from what i understand, ceos are now starting to line up outside the door of gary gensler, the chairman of the sec -- not quite outside his door, but at least trying to get a call in with him, so to speak, so figuratively lining up outside his door to figure out just how far he's going to push these rules. because if he does what he claims he wants to do, liz, let's be real frank here, this is probably the biggest change in corporate governance requirements in terms of disclosures that has hit wall street and hit corporate america probably since the 1930s. this is really big stuff if

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jeffrey toobin? very bad memories for anyone who has a soul and a conscience. l the thing that i find most interesting and i just don't care what other people say. whatever switch i'm supposed to have that cares about what other people think of me, it doesn't exist. they seem to be so hypersensitive in their little blue check bubble world that they live in that they can't take the criticism that they rightly deserve, no or that they are biased. >> i used to be a cnn contributor, spent two yearsri a they are and have to say it was under a different president, not under the current president. it was a very different newsgathering organization and right now, the direction of flows from the top and then top is to play to the left, use the words that divide the country and go after fox. i'm writing a book about thent media called "broken" and cnn will have its own chapter in it. cnn put michael avenatti on the air 254 times in the space of less than one year. michael avenatti became a cnn go to person. that tells you how wrong their judgment is coming into this. talk