i'm pleased to be joined by luke ellis. how many clients are pulling money to meet their own cash crunch? luke: that is what i was trying with the end of the first quarter, i decided to look at where their portfolios are, the indication of what happened in the overall portfolio. vca natural thing that would create more turnover of mandates. we talked about the fact that we expect there will be more investments in other things. just as clients try to get on top of things. we saw at the end of the quarter in beginning of this quarter and mix of redemptions caused by cash calls from markets. clients finding their alternatives were bigger than they need to be and we saw some examples where people needed the cash so we have money from a health care system in the u.s. who called up and said, thank you. we need to spend the money now on covid treatments and those are the redemptions you like to get. francine: will this trend accelerate going forward? how difficult is it to predict the outlook given that it is unclear when the econ

. >> luke adams drove from pennsylvania to staten island last month, committing to a 13-week deployment. >> reality's starting to set in, day six. >> he slept in this baby mattress in the back of his rental suv for more than a week. >> it's not supposed to be as cold tonight, which is good. >> after two days of onboarding at the hospital, luke hit the ground running. >> i'm helping them with 16 patients. it's a lot more than i'm used to. >> back in the old world, what was the load like? >> you were usually a two-to-one ratio, having 16 of those critically ill patients on ventilators. >> 16-1 sounds impossible. >> i would have agreed with you until i started doing it. it's not just me. there are other nurses there. >> but through all kate chaos a despair, he finds solace in victories. >> over two weeks ago, they had already been there when i got there. yesterday as i was leaving the hospital, there they were still in the same rooms but now they're off the ventilator. the success stories are starting to a i cannot begin to describe how much that makes a difference. for two straight weeks

luke, how about you?uth" which is really always any time i'm riding around and i put that one on i go straight home with it. it's called "sunday in the south." >> luke, you're full of crap. you're drinking this whole quarantine. it's called one margarita too much. >> thank you. thank you for the plug on my new single that's out. >> there you go. there you go. >> wow. wow. >> i got to say every time, you guys live in the studio with us or even this way you guys are so fantastic. the best combo that we've had on "american idol." you guys are fantastic. the show is great. continue the great work. we look forward to seeing you guys this weekend and make sure you guys tune inmas the top ten idol." sunday at 8:00 p.m. rightur smas deal of the day. we'll be right back with more "gma." ♪ ♪ lately >>> welcome back to "gma" and may i just take a moment to show you this unbelievable video out of san diego. this is sunset cliffs, california. a bioluminescence coming up from the red tide. the fitow plank ton light up

there's a girl in luke's bed. where's luke? with the girl!groans drowsily) should we just make a noise and scare her off? is it a girl or a possum? honey, there's no one there. there was. i saw girl bumps and hair. it was probably just his chewbacca doll. it's not a doll. it's a plush action figure. well, as long as he's sleeping with that thing, it's the only action he's gettin'. i'm so relieved. i wasn't ready for that. you thought you saw something that wasn't there. it's dark, and we shared an entire bottle of wine. it is dark. i didn't see you do air quotes around "shared." ♪

she would have been blown away that luke skywalker himself along with the entire abc news family is mourningul to you and we'll forever hold you in our hearts. thanks for staying up with us. we'll see you right back here tomorrow at the same time. good night, america. ♪ pa, da, pa, pa, da, pa, pa, da, pa ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his house! >> jimmy: greetings. it is i, the alone ranger. we are back in our regular time slot with an abbreviated version of our show. we'll be on for half an hour, followed by "nightline" and this will be the plan until the shackles come off. i hope you had a happy easter. we had one of those family dinner video conference -- this is what our easter was like. "unmute yourself. grandma, you have to -- we can't hear -- hit unmute!" it was less like an easter dinner and more like i was hosting a non-celebrity reboot of "hollywood squares." but that's what you do. easter's a tough one during a pandemic. every two minutes we're telling our kids to wash their hands. then all of a sudden we're like yes, go ahead and eat those jellybeans you found under a bush. our 5

there are, of course, many other consequences to continued lockdown, luke pollard.of close to the national domestic abuse helpline in the first three weeks of lockdown has gone up by almost 50%, 50% increase in calls to the national domestic abuse helpline. that is really alarming, isn't it? it certainly is, there are far too many people who were victims of domestic abuse before the virus, but because there are so many people in their homes and lockdown, we are seeing an increase in the incidence of domestic virus really surge, and thatis of domestic virus really surge, and that is why the labour shadow home secretary has called on the government to really ramp up and publish a strategy that addresses that, making sure that not only the helplines have the additional funding that has been announced but that it funding that has been announced but thatitis funding that has been announced but that it is also passed through to refugees, to the front line services supporting people fleeing domestic abuse. but the message needs to go out loud and clear that if you are subj

. ♪ >> we will now hear the same gospel according to luke, chapter 20 verses one to nine, proclaimedhe other disciple to go to the tomb. they ran together, but the other disciple running faster than peter reached the tomb first. he reached down and saw the linen cloth lying on the ground but did not go in. simon peter came up, went into the tomb, saw the linen clots on the ground and also the cloth that had been over his head. this was not with the linen clots buclot-- cloth but rolleda place by itself. the other di pi disciple went i. he saw and believed. at that time they didn't understand the meaning of scripture, that he must rise from the dead. ♪ >> the holy father reverances the book of the gospel with a kiss, and acknowledges those in the basilica and all of you who are following this li liturgy. you're following the easter liturgy here in st. peter's basilica on this easter sunday, the mass will be followed by the holy father's message and his blessing. the words about easter sequence still echo, death with life contended combats strangely ended life's own champion slain, tel

i thought about the picture of luke heimlich, the pitcher for oregon state who was a sex offense are and how sports illustrated wrote an entire cover story about rehabilitating him and ask a question which is an excellent question. what do we do with people in these situations? what do we do we do with people -- - does luke heimlich have a writer opportunity to be a major-league player despite his past? i thought about these issues and i thought about in a different way. for everything we talked about we always considered him a business consideration, whether he was a distraction or wasn't a good for ratings, teams would accept him. no one talked about him as a man or as a person. that you would look like -- look at someone like tonya harding who was disgraced by her own admission or someone like luke heimlich who was disgraced by his own admission and through the legal system on both cases and yet the media allowed them to be treated with a different lens. it made me think about who has the pen, who has the control and how important that is when we tell stories and decide who gets t

luke's. for about three weeks we've been designated covid unit along with the entire ninth floor here at st. luke's. i've been a nurse for 11 years, and i have to say this is something that i've never seen before. these patients are very sick. they deteriorate quickly. the first shift i had after we were completely designated covid floor, i transferred three of my four patients to the icu to be intubated. these patients were young, about my parents' age. so that weighed on me personally. they were alone, you know, family or friends -- we have no visitors here right now. these patients are alone and they're trusting us to take care of them. their families are trusting us, and it's scary. i have a 4-year-old, a 6-year-old, and a husband at home. and that's one of my biggest fears. i drove home that night, that first night, and i just cried because i couldn't -- i really couldn't fathom the thought of bringing covid home and exposing my family to that. that would be something that if it had an i

. >> going across to doctor luke evans, doctor luke evans. >> world renowned for the consolation work, protecting endangered species, endangered itself with 650,000 pounds a month with no income coming in. they are asking 100 million pounds for health care for animals. just like animals they protect, they learn from them in the future. >> first secretary. >> i think my honorable friend and agree with his question, all the incredible animals on display for all of us and i'm pleased to announce as a result a engagement and consultation we announce a new zoo support fund which will be launched, able to provide dedicated support alongside that made available by the treasury to care for animals during this crisis. those who's concern to look at the rate of financial support already available but also make contact with officials to make sure how it can be tailored for them. >> now to the final question. >> thank you, mister speaker. the uk in 18 countries endorsed a comprehensive communiquÉ on covid-19 and global pandemic preparedness. this much-needed action plan was vetoed by the usa, on

thing and i am going to give it all we've got to shut up so i get and luke is a child of the need to go. to but i have to. put so on that if possible i. love that doesn't listen to me as he likes me i like a man i get the sack. i know no one. has been one. down on the. staff let's have a guy from baghdad and be. back. in that big a go full. day so. i laughed. and back and back. you know. what they are used. to. and i. 2 let the record. that fact and not tell. that. i'm going to be. in a. car and i'm going on i. think . i'll. be a living there and they're going to. there. are not going to be. a break for. me you can. look up the. tax. sack so bad and i lose. a lot of what. i have told me. when i mean photograph the young so the u.s. very good looking it up took a little bit i feel like i've done more and i think that's ok with political mentor oh good it was me that. might. have done what i let them go to school. i guess i could to do ya go. rusty to punish i i took ian chappell and put up to see the chair for to get it to myself. out. to my. side although. i suppose you will get one

the picture in the guardians got the tourmp luke picture in the guardians got the tour mp luke evanst. it felt stilted, did nicholas that it felt innovative as any drama and theatre you would expect. but it was quite doing quite interesting in a forensic way. of course yes care labour leader after he was elected a few weeks now. normally as you say you would expect the clamour and the chairs and the jeers of mps you would expect the clamour and the chairs and thejeers of mps in you would expect the clamour and the chairs and the jeers of mps in the house of commons. particularly so when it's the first time for a leader of the party. we didn't have any of that. because he had no one around him. he was socially distance away from his colleagues. so there was none of that atmosphere in the sense of occasion. course it was quite an interesting occasion because it was the first time ever in parliamentary history that we had mps dialling in via video conferencing. in this sort of hybrid, virtual parliament. lastly i think it went without a hitch there we re think it went without a hitch th

to get into we've got just a socket and luke is a child of the need you've got. to but you have to. put so on that if you supply lines. that doesn't interest to us he like you like a man like you was like. you're . the no one. and when. you land on. your. staff the let's have a guy who bang and be. back. on that big a go pull. a. black . and back and back. you don't know what they are you. anyway. cattle at the local. hotel now tell us that. i'm going to be. put in a limit on my own again and i mean i. think he. will. be living there and they're going to be. there. and they. are not going to come back to the river. thinking that. he can. think i. sat through that and i lose. sight of what. might have told me that if i were. not going to photograph the young so the u.s. . good if you look at me that i feel like i've done more than i wanted somebody with a little home and their own good it was a meal. at a time when i got a little bit it was. be addressable. you know. rush to department i took ian chappell and put up to see bill chappell to get to watch topical yet you're. out. to do

a lot going to get the guy down meaning and i ought to get it over with good touch up that kid and luke is a child i need to go. to but i have to. put so on that if i die in the supply line. i am alone that doesn't mean the such a thing as he like you are a good man i get the sack. on one. side i have great. pleasure cause you know i love. you ok. staff let's have a guy from baghdad and be. back. in that big a go. sam lad a. black. and back and back home like you. don't know what where when we're you. and i'm in a. bad light at the record. that fact that i look at that. model. and i'm. on the one on the. other than the only thing that i'm going to. i. think he. will. be playing a game of the. player. on the not going to. the river. he can. look up. the sack so bad none of those. guys have told me. when they're going in football crufty young said the u.s. . ok i'll be there for a few. more and i want somebody with a little mentor well and good it was for me the. right. time what i let them do it was. upbeat i guess so because you're dealing you know. rush to do but enjoy a good joke you.

sophie: -- luke: thank you for having me on.esting watching the etf's and seeing negative oil prices is something quite shocking for most people. negative anding try to wrap that around and exchange traded fund is quite challenging. in most cases, almost all the etf's that tract oil had already rolled into later futures contracts. they were not negative. ,e have also seen etf's considering they are a new technology and a very nimble technology in fund investing, it adapted already. the biggest will etf in the u.s. has already converted shares into being flexible and more active. they are punching out the number of contacts they hold into the future. they are not as susceptible. that is just a technical issue around the fact that there is so much oil being produced and not enough demand for it. those futures contracts expiring have led to a glut of oil and not enough storage for it. that has pushed the price negative. shery: we are getting breaking news that the philippine president has extended the lockdown in the capital region

thank you. >> thanks, luke. abby, you're up. my name is gabby burnett from durham, north carolina, in the master foreign service program. my question is about our state department. due to covid-19, diplomats have had to be evacuated or returned stateside. this is happening as the number of crises are starting to increase. so we are seeing china exhibit more expansionist policies in the south china sea. the impact ofink the virus will be on our diplomatic arm and how can our diplomatic corps adapt to some of these changes? abby.romney: thank you, g kind it will aggressively seek to take it manage of the current circumstance. they will be able to state they were able to knock down covid-19, whether it is true or not. and then look at the united states, it is still running amok . and that will be convincing to many. and they will also try to blame us, somehow, as they continue to try to do. and they will make a very aggressive effort to expand their influence, particularly in the third world, not just with belt and road, but with e

antiviral treatments that can help, this will make it easier to luke back into the -- loop back in the direction of the old normal. greg: we have one more question. a question from the straits times in washington, dc. we know avoidance measures are only as strong as the weakest spots. what are the weakest spots in the u.s. that authorities should be cognizant of? themcclellan: i think in context of gradually opening, there has been a lot of thought to a dress what are the places to reopen first. ress what are the places to reopen first. people congregating together, talked about modified versions of going to a restaurant or going to a movie, modified versions of playing golf. it is not so much there are specific areas that are completely off-limits as it is playing -- paying close attention to principles of distancing even as we reopen and personal hygiene steps and the business cleaning and disinfection steps that are going to be important. with that, we need to be monitoring closely for whether businesses and people are following the guidelines. if they don't, that can create a highe

a son, daniel, arrives in 2004, and his brother luke, 3 years later -- two acorns that don't fall fartree. by now, dad has acquired a reputation and a new nickname, "dino cowboy." professionals begin to respect his knowledge of dinosaur bones, and his ability to find them. >> the only way you can find fossils is with your eyes. and the only way you can do that is get out there on foot and and walk the outcrops. a guy like clayton can invent. he can solve problems. ♪ >> clayton offers to show a new york gal how it's done. he starts with a safety lecture. >> any snakes? >> there's rattlesnakes. there's mountain lions. walking along the crest of a hill, there could be a cavity, and you could step on one of those and fall 30 feet down. looks great. if you move the dirt, you might find one. >> now, what is that? >> this is a little end of a limb bone to a little plant-eater. it's pretty cool. you can see the whole end of the bone. >> oh, this is definitely bone. >> yep. that's most like a rib. i can tell by the -- >> oh, the shape. i can see why they call him the dino cowboy. >> another pi

by that time both hans and luke or fred were in the military.that is hans on the left and freddy on the right. they met first at the oss facility in bethesda were the military was blown to smithereens with hand grenades and bazookas in a quickly bonded. i love this story because you can see the affection and almost all in which hans held his friend freddy. he was 7 inches taller than him but he followed him everywhere but he was almost like a puppy dog as he would admit and he saw freddy as a fearless bit freddy was someone who did not follow ddlitary rules. he was always or never quite closely shaven enough issues were never strained enough and there were stories where the wargames he would break the rules and in one case, capture the commanding officers by outranking all the other men and busting through the military procedureses and demanding the surrender of the top general of the base. the next day that commanding officer called and said what freddy thought would be a chewing out over how badly he had violated the rules of the wargames but

we started trinity -- we started saint luke's hospital.small school named king's college in chelsea which has grown into columbia. we've started any number of ways to help the city of new york. we stand committed to the city, the diversity of people here, and we're glad to serve in any way. >> we aren't exactly seeing a plateau in cases in new york city. as we just heard today from governor cuomo, the death toll is rising. i still hear stories about ers that are overloaded. we have the javits center, yes, and the field hospital in central park and others around the city including the uss comfort. if it comes to needing more beds and it looks like those would be needed, could you work with anybody else to re-open your cathedral as a field hospital, as you want it to be used? >> yes. we have at least one more invitation out in this moment. we haven't heard back but i'm hoping that mayor de blasio will call or governor cuomo and saying we need to use the cathedral for storage or for respite space or whatever they need. >> it's the christian t

there's one story in the gospel of luke, second century, early second century possibly, which shows how this worked. it wasn't just a clever stunt. was something that was profoundly -- after the crucifixion, two disciples distraught, they thought jesus was going to -- the messiah in the died terrible death. leaving jerusalem and going to the village, and they are sad and distressed obviously, and a stranger approaches them and said you look awfully upset. is there anything i can do to help? i'm always relieved there's disciples were not sort of stiff upper lip brits who would have replied no, no, we're fine. that would've been a story. but they do, they make themselves vulnerable and they meet the strange and you laugh at them but they say we thought jesus was the messiah and look what happened. he said, -- starting with moses, he goes through all the scriptures showing how it applies to jesus and take her to his crucifixion. scripture says nothing of the sort. this is more invented midrash. and at the end, you know the end of the story. they have supper together when the stranger break

> 60% okay interesting. >> 6-0 >> all right gene, thank you. >> more than half. >> gene munster of luke ventures is that a reason to buy the stock, guy >> you know, clearly the reason to buy the stock was years ago, remember the test drive we had with short hills mall? >> we went to the cheesecake factories and for the fireplace and had a sampler? >> good times. >> so that was the reason. being out of the s&p 500, look, i'll say it again. i clearly have no clue when it comes to tesla if you've been long the stock, god bless you. see what happens at all-time highs and it's become one of those things where you just can't get in the way so i'm not going to. >> we have to get to breaking news out of the white house with kayla tausche. kayla? >> president trump is still holding court with multiple business executives and reporters in the state dining room, but he's making comments about a potential plan to shore up oil companies with reports that he was presented a slate of options today. he said there will be a plan shortly to assist the oil and gas industry amid all of this volatility and

luke bernstein executive vice , president and chief communications officer. mr. bernstein: thank you, i am luke bernstein, proud to be here representing the bank. those who have worked tirelessly to help communities working around the clock to gain access to paycheck protection funds. small, 101-a year-old bank in pennsylvania and maryland. in just 14 days, we were able to process 1500 paycheck protection loans totaling $370 million. in those two weeks, we processed more loans in total amount then we did in an average year last year. we did more sba loans in 14 days than in our entire 101 year history. why? because this is about communities. this is not about orrstown bank. this is not about banks. this is about people in the stories you are hearing today and what is going on on main street. what is happening with the paycheck protection program are heartwarming and inspirational. we are helping pizza shops, delis, health-care workers, repair shops, construction companies and countless others get access to these funds. these people need this money and they are ge

in the new testament, the writers of the new testament, matthew, mark and luke particularly had for him their own kind of midrash. this was more like a sectarians by the dead sea which saw the own movement predicted in the past. and matthew, for example, never misses a chance of taking a bit from the old testament as they called it, and apply it to jesus. he quotes the prophet and says i took my son out of egypt. obviously hosea was talking about the exodus of egypt with moses. but no, matthew applies it to the baby jesus who was forced to flee king herod, but when things died that he came back to palestine and he is brought out of egypt. that's just one example. there's one story in the gospel of luke, second century, early second century possibly, which shows how this worked. it wasn't just a clever stunt. was something that was profoundly -- after the crucifixion, two disciples distraught, they thought jesus was going to the messiah in the died terrible death. leaving jerusalem and going to the village, and they are sad and distressed obviously, and a stranger approaches them and sai

this afternoon's hearing eliminates the need for those convicted to go through the luke process of filing a position and waiting for a court date. >>> they responded to a call of a shooting yesterday afternoon on foothill boulevard near the evergreen cemetery. when officers alouverred, that found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died before medical help could arrive. if you have any information about the case, you asked to contact the oakland police department. >>> time is now 4:08. authorities still searching for the leader of an illegal cockfoughting ring in pleasantton. a dozen poem were in an illegal cockfight on saturday. several officers raided the property and detained ten people. deputies say they found burns that had serious injuries where they had been sliced by raisers that were put on their claws. >> the birds are doped up with amphetamines and other drugs to make them more aguessive is they will fight in the ring to the death. >> now, about 600 birds, chicks, and eggs were rescued from that raid. none of them are going to be youth newsed. >>> a man in much mitch is be

you look at someone like luke heimlich who was disgraced through the legal system in both cases and yet the media allowed them to be treated with a different lens and it made me think once again who has the camera and who has to control and how important it is when we tell stories and when we decide who gets to be treated with a level of humanity? >> host: as i was reading this i couldn't help but think about the kansas and kansas state fight and how they were demonized. particularly soso was demonized and i started looking at the different baseball fights have happened in the different hockey fights that happened and how the crowd was cheering. it was a fight between kansas and kansas state. a player picked up a barstool and they chopped the barstool but the way he was vilified and the language that was used like criminal charges and he should be banned from the ncaa forever and people wrote articles like you only get 12 games? he should never play basketball. womack wait a minute. i understand what it was against the rules but -- guess who he also understood what he did was wrong and

luke's medical institute in kansas city >> what the covid-19 pandemic has forced us to do is to innovate reporter: their priority protecting both their staff and vulnerable patients like 89-year-old stroke survivor carl hines. >> having any problems with chest pain? >> no. >> reporter: and at a time when medical resources are stretched thin and so many of us are staying home, these routine virtual visits are a lifeline for heart patient gail colette >> have you had any episodes of thos palpitations >> tu >> actually, yes >> checking in about symptoms and solutions. >> i found it was beneficial and reassuring. >> reporter: reassuring for this new york primary care physician staying connected with her patients from a desk in her boys' bedroom she says figurin out which in-person visits can and cannot wait in a covi crisis depends on each patient. >> right now we are holding off on any screenings, stroke, mammograms unless the patient is presenting with something concerning we're not doing those. >> reporter: what can't wait visit the doctor or er if you have shortness of breath, signs of a

more blood out of luke did not look good in that luggage that i like that he didn't. grow over the side of mohammad i ascend his family also fled the same area for bangladesh in 2017. he's kept a record of what happened there in the debilitation i'm a lot of the a lot of the got. a whole lot and the one of the. a lot i know one of the but i kind of like a good deal of all about you know the law full of really good to you well you know the ball goes all the other k.b.'s among bit about. videos filmed by residents show the extent of the destruction. i assess the attack was unprovoked. out of out of the media goes on i wanted out of out of the meeting of the people at all i wouldn't ringback get out i got on the line i did comedy on a little bit of the other side of a long time and a lot it. was not the one other disappointment that a lot of juggle. the other but other than that a lot of what i did out of it with all the good i did out of it should also look at it as a possible model that all the money will do you know about it and you know they've got a kind of model li

because luke is he had to sit at home before was someone from the foursome before somebody from down the hill we're going to see suleman is like when it came. oh my god. he's one right. like. i don't like you. father we pray for revealing your order for prosperity york this corner cut my point this corner. like this there are hard i thought that there right up right at the. very end and david feet before genesis it wasn't a bad you know go up and it is pretty messed up you do things you don't think you would do you know you still cars. being on the back we saw a crack you know it wasn't like a career it was just like you do it you do it so then i met jenny janice's mom and started dating and then she came out pregnant. changed when i held genesis. that's when it hit me like. my father. and. i feel like total fools on the bus bomb. that i did you do cross that. whole. foods is on the side and you can sit right here. but then they were filled up was before. how did it would come to the little. scene. from right. or only to. do to get my name on it is not up to the murders are. ok so yo

luke. luke. to other news now who the media is reporting airstrikes by the saudi u.a.e. like coalition on cities in northern yemen who they say warplanes launched 13 strikes and al jawf government is close to the saudi border there has been continuous fighting there since the who these took control of the main city last year as the 1st anniversary of war clifford offensive to take over libya's capital forces loyal to him have so far failed to overthrow the internationally recognized government from shipley we have reports. saying good prayers is the only thing worth man been can do now for his late son more than for his buried here along with other victims of a january at tack on a military academy in tripoli 32 kids were killed in the airstrike launch it by forces loyal to the warlord have. both the man says his son who had just 19 before the attack had an ambition to become a pilot and had many hobbies including horse riding. my family's life has become so difficult we've lost happiness and interest in life after we lost her son we will not rest until have to her and h

because luke to be had to sit at home before with someone from the foursome before somebody from down the hill we're going to see soon it's like when you came. back. i brought. this one right here like this with my. father we pray for healing or this quarter for prosperity york this corner caught your eye for this corner of. your ideas that are hard i thought that there right up right at the. very end that neighborhood feet before genesis it wasn't a bad you know go up and it is pretty messed up you do things you don't think you would do you know you still cars. being on the back we saw a crack you know it wasn't like a career it was just you do it you do it so then i met jenny janice's mom and started dating and then she came out. changed when i held genesis. that's when it hit me like. a fog. i feel like total fools on the bus. with that i didn't do process. hold. on. please put this on the side and you can sit right here. but then they were built up was before. how did it work top of the world will. soon. come right. or only. do to get my name on it is not up to the murders are. ok

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i give you the microphone company founders on luke claim who has something unusual in mind for their visit he claims that ariana should be able to speak in max's voice but see if he's right. you are young and from germany i'm speaking with max's voice had a chance very real. it was covered some are similar to how i hear my recorded voice to mckenna and what about vice versa the months. and months i'm speaking with arianna's voice it's really pretty convincing but it feels quite weird. the result is really quite impressive but still can't be mistaken for the real thing. for our guinea pigs max and i'm gonna that comes as something of a really. can hear voices with a real all synthetic. well it study shows that they do perceive sounds that enables the roots of the piece to locate a source of water and grow in the direction of the water sound. in other ways to plants on highly sensitive to signals in this surroundings. not only register and give off certain fragrances they can also sense whether the is dry or dumb. whether there's a gentle breeze or strong wind and which direction it's

not a lot but as luke at live doppler 7, we do still have spotty showers.down to street level. you'll notice around dry creek road, seeing moderate pockets of showers right now. pulling out here, you may have notice philadelphia you stepped out, i haven't, but maybe you have. it's breezy outside out of the northwest 22 miles an hour right now in san francisco. temperatures on the cooler side of average, 50s, 60s and as you check out the beach hazard statement, it's in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight. there is a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves definitely something to look out for especially if you live near the coastline. a lovely view from the golden gate bridge camera. sun and clouds. breezy and a few clouds overnight. we'll go with a warmer pattern beginning tomorrow with above average warmth for later on in the week. hour by hour forecast will show you that clearing trend except for some low clouds around the san francisco pen lans, east bay and the south bay, going into tomorrow morning and then as you notice by the afternoon, those clouds

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and tea and deserted and shingle out on our sun predicts that moon measures will come into the store luke was the old out here in istanbul the population density is very high hearted so it's safe to say that we will need more radical measures eventually after all is sample appears to be a hot spot at this epidemic so going on and on and watch a priest stumble. with restrictions looming stumbles patients will be tested as well is this only darity of its people. well for more on this let's bring in iraq she's an activist and researcher based in berlin what are you hearing from people you know back in turkey about the outbreak well and the people in turkey have actually just started to hear about that because as you know the person was the case in turkey was that there are you know went on march and it had already spread to so 114 countries surrounding and surrounding turkey and also all in iran there are hundreds of course of the cases and this and this raised suspicions better there is this this is handled transparency by the government so this also the government is to be late for the pro

and tea and deserted and shingles and an arson predicts that moon measures will come into the store luke was there with out here in istanbul the population density is very high hearted so it's safe to say that we will need more radical measures eventually after all this is sample appears to be a hot spot at this epidemic going on in the now and then watch a priest stumble. with restrictions looming he stumbles patients will be tested as well as the solidarity of its people. well for more on this let's bring in the right back she's an activist and researcher based in berlin what are you hearing from people you know back in turkey about the outbreak well and the people in turkey have actually just started to hear about this because as you know the person was the case in turkey was that they are wrong there was a march and it had already spread so 114 countries surrounding surrounding turkey and also all in iran there are hundreds of for the cases and this and this raised suspicions better there is this this is handled transparency by the government to solve this also didn't the government

since nineteen eighty seven one constituency in particular that has been thrown into the spotlight as luke shrink explains. your home is just one seat representing since wealthy gangnam constitituency the district made world famous by the twenty twelve k. pop hit by sci. but what makes this a victory unlike any other. hazen korean defector and he's the fifirst to indirect election in the south in seventeen years even though it is the first step i think t these. can leave to reconciliation process between north and south korean people and my election can b bea good signal to deliver the real made several free democracy of south korea to north korean people and the only. tell you peeling and deputy m. to the united kingdom managing secret funds for kim jong un. i became disillusioned with the regime and defected to south career in twenty sixteen- verity first someone say high out. and to the main opposition conservative united future policy which calls for a phone hotline on the north's nuclear program and human rights abuses. with thirty three thousand north koreans having fled south over t