it much more attractive than the old marvel. >> it really is, jim i think the new marvel is probablythe most exciting semi conductor companies in the world when you look at the biggest trends in the market for the next five to ten years, i think the 5 g buildout will be huge. the move to cloud data centers is a trend that's ir reversible and will continue and a new revolution in automotive marvell is involved in all three. we're a leader in each of those. >> so matt, as son as people hear auto motive up until six months ago, that meant fantastic. people hear automotive and say chip shortage. do you talk about supply constraints, what do we say about chip shortage, therefore don't own marvell? >> right, yeah, jim, the whole industry is going through a pretty unprecedented supply and demand imbalance i've been doing this for 27 years since 1994 this one is very significant in terms of the impact. we're managing it pretty well. if you look at calendar 20, we actually grew every quarter, quarter over quarter through the year we didn't have a dip due to covid. we were able to sup pry all

marvellous, it has been 16 years. _ records wiped clean. marvellous, it has been 16 years.ped clean. marvellous, it has been 16 years. it hasn't - records wiped clean. marvellous, it has been 16 years. it hasn't been . has been 16 years. it hasn't been easy. you will find who your friends are and a good family and i only wish my elder son was here. but you know... we got through it. for wish my elder son was here. but you know. .. we got through it.— know... we got through it. for me, it's, it know... we got through it. for me, it's. it was — know... we got through it. for me, it's. it was all _ know... we got through it. for me, it's, it was all about _ know... we got through it. for me, it's, it was all about this, _ know... we got through it. for me, it's, it was all about this, all - it's, it was all about this, all about— it's, it was all about this, all about clearing my name. i'm not a thief _ about clearing my name. i'm not a thief i'm — about clearing my name. i'm not a thief i'm not _ about clearing my name. i'm not a thief. i'm not a fraudster. i'm an honest_ thi

it's actually marvellous _ good news, this is it. it's actually marvellous.ly marvellous. we are dancing - good news, this is it. it's actually l marvellous. we are dancing around good news, this is it. it's actually - marvellous. we are dancing around on a pen —— pin head of a definition. pandemic being global, but it's excellent news. i think any inquiry, asjessica says, good look at the as jessica says, good look at the handling of the entire thing — it won't happen for a while, i guess, but when it does, enemies of government will concentrate on the first few weeks with phd is in hindsight that we all have, and the government will focus on the vaccination roll—out programme. just concentrating on the latter, you would expect the telegraph, a tory leading newspaper, to major on that. i say it's a small thing, but it's emblematic that it's just been so successful. i tell you what it does highlight for me, which is that — and this isn't a bashing the eu argument at all — but because the vaccination roll—out programme in the eu has been so appallingly bad, pe

marvel silenced fred was it kevin feige did he get to you? okay good luck, fred.if beale street could talk" and shows such as "the leftovers" and "watchmen. her film, "one night in miami" is available on amazon prime video now let's take a look. >> can't nobody else understand what it's like to be one of us, except us. >> one of us >> you know, young, black, righteous, famous, unapologetic. there's going to be a target on your back. >> it was going to be there anyway this ain't about civil rights. those activists ain't do squat about them four little girls that got bombed in alabama that's why they're preaching to a deaf congregation, because they ain't giving black people what they really want. >> what's that >> what you have but take for granted. power. >> seth: please welcome back to the show regina king how are you, regina? >> i am doing all right, seth. how are you? >> seth: good. i would love to say it's nice to have you here, but of course, here is in quotes, and this is now the second time you have joined us remotely since this all started. and so, i just

really, it would be just great to be part of the marvel cinematic universe.h powers? >> i mean, look, that's part of who i signed up to play. sharon doesn't have powers. i mean, it's great until it comes to the fight sequences, you know. and then, you know -- and then they start stripping away your weapons, so you know, i don't have, you know, a shield or a, you know, steel arm or, you know, i can't fly. so it was interesting. as we were doing and learning these fight sequences, they wanted less and less weapons. so it just became a lot of, you know, bloody hand on hand combat. >> jimmy: and you picking up a shoe and hitting somebody with it. >> yeah, yeah. i think in this circumstance it was a pole that she finds at this shipyard. so, you know, lots and lots of bruises. lots of bloody knuckles. but it was all good fun. >> jimmy: you get real bruises and bloody knuckles? or made-up bruises and bloody knuckles? >> no, they were real. one of the first takes i bloodied my knuckles. we hadn't anticipated the gravel on the ground, it wasn't anyone's fault but -- >

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i think it is a marvellous idea full time _ rover! toy cars these days very soon after the funeral, but he was a fascinated person by engineering, he was also, as we are talking about the baptist tonight, he was the first president of the baftas, and he was there much into engineering and designing things. he was a lover of poetry and art, as well as a sport, well chronicled, sol of poetry and art, as well as a sport, well chronicled, so i think it is rather nice he has cut his own design land rover, as nigel says, to take him on his finaljourney. yes. take him on his final “ourney. yes, and i'm take him on his final “ourney. yes, and m h take him on his final “ourney. yes, and i'm sure it h take him on his final “ourney. yes, and i'm sure it will_ take him on his finaljourney. yes, and i'm sure it will be _ take him on his finaljourney. yes, and i'm sure it will be repurposed, it won't go to waste, and with all these states -- all —— all these estates they have got it would not go to waste afterwards. let's finished, we know that tod

i'm a huge marvel fan.hink lit be really fun. >> let me ask you, tim, from a stock perspective, this thing has been on kwiets a run do you want to own it here >> look, that is not just that we have marvel going crazy in the parks and we learned that disney land will be gepting open and the excitement around that the marvel series are the two highest rated series right now in the streaming world and disney is winning the streaming wars in addition to this whole dual release. you have this multiple expansion for disney if you want to put any type of a streaming multiple, i think the market has done some of that i think there's a lot more to go >> tim, before you go on this one, you get to by disney or comcast? universal studios, which way do you go >> you put me in a tough place pashts company of this network has gone into -- peacock is taking market share and i think the whole streaming wars are things we continue to see develop out. i'm low on disney and comcast so i'll say comcast >> you know where your br

and supposedly, that was a tremendous marvel. people from all over the city would come out at night and look at these amazing electric light bulbs. this was absolutely fantastic. later on, it was fully electrified and as a fully electrified structure, was also a marvel at that time. the fountain was beginning to fall into disrepair by the end of the 20th century. so what you see today is a fully restored fountain. restoration was completed a couple years ago. and it included not only a revitalization of all the metal elements and a reconstruction of the spouting and sprinkling mechanisms and pumps and filters and all that, but also, the changes that the fountain went through to be electrified changed the housing structures of the original gas lamps into round orbs. and what we see here today is actually a full restoration of the original structure of the lamps, although still electric and not returned at the gas -- returned to the gas. [water splashing] throughout its history, the u.s. botanic garden has proved to be a malleable

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marvel studios has a headquarter right where we shoot "black-ish" and "grown-ish."et this person in. >> i mean, if i'm not on a watch list all ready, then maybe >> seth: hey, thank you so much for being here congrats on season three and as well on being in production on season four. really appreciate it >> thank you >> seth: the season finale of "grown-ish" airs thursday at 8:00 p.m. on freeform and the following day on hulu. we'll be right back with mark harris. ♪ if there was a world championship for this... i'd be a sports legend. i'd be a household name. but there isn't. and i wouldn't do anything different if there was. nutro feed clean™ to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. (meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! energizer, backed by science. matched by no one. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪♪ up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. unlike other sleep aids, our extended rel

absolutely marvellous, i mean. it's a — well, it's absolutely marvellous, i mean, it's a very smallmodest film. and _ mean, it's a very small and modest film. and i— mean, it's a very small and modest film, and i think none of us were expecting — film, and i think none of us were expecting this, really. although we had hoped certainly, that it would io had hoped certainly, that it would go to— had hoped certainly, that it would go to anthony hopkins, who i think has really— go to anthony hopkins, who i think has really given one of his very best_ has really given one of his very best performances ever. and youth worked with _ best performances ever. and youth worked with him _ best performances ever. and youth worked with him before, _ best performances ever. and youth worked with him before, of - best performances ever. and youth | worked with him before, of course? am i right in thinking the director who you have worked closely with, florian sellar, wanted him for this role? , ., ., role? yes, he had an obsession with him, he thought— role? yes, he had an obsession with him, he th

that's right, marvel.e zhao to direct "eternals" due to arrive in theaters at the end of this year. >> every film is a learning curve and i really, really don't want to make a film where i walk away and go, i wasn't strong. >> reporter: it makes sense to watch the oscars where the future of the movies gets revealed whether you like smaller films or the blockbusters. so just all the more reason to be watching sunday. and get a better understanding of the people who might be making your favorite film next. dan. >> great education, chris, thank you so much. you can catch chris along with our janai norman on oscars countdown the red carpet live tomorrow at 1:00 eastern right here on abc. whit, over to you. >> dan, thanks. >>> now to "deals & steals," earth day was on thursday, but we're keeping the eco-friendly fun going with major price cuts that help the planet and help you and they're all from small businesses. tory johnson is back with us and what we're saving this morning, of course, you can also get thes

and he wrote a marvellous song. i'll read you the words. it's so beautiful, still.ld war. "it's a queer, queer world we live in and dame nature "plays a funny game, some get all the sunshine, others get the shame, i don't know why, but since i was born "the scapegrace i seem to be "ever since i was a little boy at school "a name has stuck to me "yes, i'm the black, black sheep of the family "everybody runs me down "people shake their heads at me "and say i'm a disgrace to society "but i'll try my luck in the colonies "there, i'll rise or fall "and when i come back that sheep that was black "will perhaps be the whitest of them all." all we think that's very, very beautiful, and it means a lot to us as a song. he was thought to be the most handsome man in britain for 20 years. he was known in australia and north america. it's a marvellous song. it's fascinating to hear that. it's an extraordinary song. he wouldn't have been able to imagine what is the reality for you — that you two, of course, today, can marry. we are. we had a civil partnership, yeah. yeah. of course

the gothic marvel took around 300 years to build. and something distinguished it from the other places of worship the fibroid minster never belonged to the catholic church it was commissioned by an aristocratic family as a sign of its power and influence. soon after it belonged to the people of the city . the radiating chapels in the apps were funded as was common in the late gothic period by the sale of indulgences. these kinds of richly appointed family chapels sometimes reached a level of extravagance as families vied to outdo each other. in the late gothic ceiling the rib vaulting was not only used in the traditional way to support the roof but additionally added as purely decorative diagonal ribs which grew together in wildly branching patterns where. the i am. told the 5th the last duke of sailing in who had commissioned the rebuilding of the church 300 years earlier as a prestigious burial site had had very different ideas. he was a pious knight who still viewed a church as a center of royal or clerical power but his heirs ran

had the experience of doing some sailing while i was at school and it seemed to me that it was a marvellousxperience. it's the sort of thing you don't get in the ordinary course. people in our modern technological era, it really doesn't matter to them if it rains or it blows or it's wet or it's called. you just get indoors. the thing about going to see is you are suddenly exposed to an element which you cannot really control. i think thatis you cannot really control. i think that is quite good for the soul, frankly. is that is quite good for the soul, frankl . , ., that is quite good for the soul, frankl . , . ., that is quite good for the soul, frankl . , ., ., , ., frankly. is that what you en'oy ourself frankly. is that what you en'oy yourself about i frankly. is that what you en'oy yourself about sailing? �* frankly. is that what you en'oy yourself about sailing? i i frankly. is that what you enjoy yourself about sailing? i think| frankly. is that what you enjoy - yourself about sailing? i think that now it comes _ yourself about sailing? i think that now it comes to _ yourself about sa

movies help me out and show a quick marvel recap to catch me up. department to put together a marvel recap for you enjoy. [ marbles rolling >> jimmy: stop, stop stop, stop, stop sorry, that's enough [ applause ] i think there's miscommunication there. >> steve: that was marble. >> jimmy: that was miscommunication [ laughter ] >> steve: those were marbles [ laughter ] l >> jimmy: we're down to our last suggestion here from our audience this is kristen kilber [ cheers ] >> steve: kristen's right there. >> jimmy: yeah also a ventriloquist >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: she could -- >> steve: she could throw her voice. >> jimmy: -- throw her voice, yeah "hey jimmy, the new 'mortal kombat' just movie came out and it's almost prom season. you should do something to combine the two. that's a great idea. so here now to share a prom [ applause ] ♪ >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: that takes me back ♪ >> finish him. >> jimmy: wow, my goodness ♪ [ applause ] kitana and subzero, everyone that's all the time we have for our "audience suggestion box." stick around, we'l

and that was the aim and the elicited response from the marvel fan universe is pretty great it's kinde again, you obviously have a beard i've seen with you a beard in acting roles so at least you must be slightly anonymous because you're walking around with a beard you don't have in the show >> oh yeah nobody knows it's amazing i have not been recognized one time i swear to god not one time i can go anywhere. i went to a beach the other day and i was like, you know, it is a huge show and i get that everybody watches it a lot of people watch it but i like my anonymity so much. so the fear you're gonna walk into a place and not be able to observe what's going on. it's part of my job. i observe people and then you see they're doing and then you copy this person that you saw and they'll never know and so that's been a fear. i went to a beach called paradise cove, which is in malibu if you've been there, are lots of people on easter weekend. and i was kind of nervous. like, oh my i don't want to do this this might end up not so good. i walk down -- either i'm like, terrible and everyone ha

. >> marvel studios released the first trailer for its upcoming asian superhero movie "shang-chi."rings. the movie is based on the marvel comics character who was trained to be an assassin by the childhood ten rings terror organization. it stars a canadian actor simu liu and canadian awkwafina, the film is scheduled to be released september 3rd. >> nasa's ingenuity helicopter could fly above mars on thursday. the four pound chopperaplasted secoetin a he m surface helicopter to maar ar. it took more than three hours for signals to reach earth letting nasa know that the flight was a success. >> to see it now finally happen on mars, and happen exactly the way that we imagined it is just a relief. incredible feeling. >> nasa plans to conduct four more flights in the next two weeks. >>> and cnn's anderson cooper is the latest celebrity to guest host "jeopardy!" since the death of longtime host alex trebek. cooper hosted the first of his ten scheduled episodes last night, but it's not the first time he's been on the show. >> i've been a fan of alex and "jeopardy!" since high school. i co

and her team, and get in touch with ruth marvel and herteam, and sign get in touch with ruth marvelne _ her team, and sign up. and it is being done in — her team, and sign up. and it is being done in 140 _ her team, and sign up. and it is being done in 140 countries. - being done in 140 countries. thousands and thousands of young people have done it, which is testament to how fantastic and popular the scheme is.- testament to how fantastic and popular the scheme is. yes, it is life changing- — popular the scheme is. yes, it is life changing. it _ popular the scheme is. yes, it is life changing. it really _ popular the scheme is. yes, it is life changing. it really is - popular the scheme is. yes, it is life changing. it really is life - life changing. it really is life changing. i can sit here and tell you that. trust me. i will be having my 60th birthday on the 2nd of august. my 60th birthday on the 2nd of au . ust. ., my 60th birthday on the 2nd of au~ust. ., . my 60th birthday on the 2nd of au. ust, ., ., ., ., “ my 60th birthday on the 2nd of au~ust. ., ., ., ., ~ ., ., my 60th

. >> that's a lot easier it is probably cheaper of the i like the marvel movies, bertha i was a giantomic book nerd when i was a kid i have a couple thousand marvel comic books in the attic all in bags with backings. every time a movie comes out, i hope these comic book prices go up like a nft so i can pay for my kid's college with "spider-man" 37. >> i think they are more real than nfts. >> yeah. i can actually read them >> and you can see the value on antiques road show you can't do that with an nft. >> i have weird ones from the '80s radioactive hamsters nobody cares we'll do a comic book segment again coming up. be bertha, see you soon. >> learn something every day >> something that nobody wanted to know. nobody cared at all. >>> all right. when we come back, a big data shocker that has that stock, that chart, surging more than 30% in the pre-market. who is that mass stock we'll bring it up. >>> coming up, bubble, bangle or bright, shiny thing. the red hot ham optons. what one rental just traded at it will blow your mind and wake you up we're back after this. >>> welcome back time

i will be honest, i want to be in a marvel movie, not to be in a marvel movie, i just want to get youryou look like statues from like ancient greece now, that is what you look like. look at your arms right now, your arms look like are you holding the ground down instead of the ground holding you up. that is what you look like. i want to know an thonie mackie. you can eat jambalaya, can you eat oarchg out there in new orleans and still be like captain america? or do you have like i only eat boiled fish and like old boiled rice. >> that is the hard part, during quarantine i learned a lot about myself and a lot about you know, my family and our relationship and the importance of having those people, you know, near and dear to your heart. i will tell you what, man, like you know being able to like go fishing and social distance and fried fish on your porch every day say problem. that is a problem. mid way quarantine i was like yo, i'm starting to look like fat thor, i got to figure this out, you know. it was, that was my only down fall because i literally just like cut off, you know, no st

first meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast on this marvelous monday. >> yes, marvelous monday, we're going to have some more of that great weather but a little bit warmer this afternoon, at least we do have our cool morning start with san jose now at 49 degrees and a calm wind with a mostly clear sky. we're going to have our cool morning but then turning into a warm afternoon, as our temperatures reach into the upper 70s. we will have a few spots reaching 80 like concord and napa, while san francisco will see a high of 63 degrees. we'll talk more about that air quality as well as our forecast for the rest of the week coming up. >>> mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> well, kari, overall obviously light traffic so mostly green around the bay, some crews doing overnight roadwork. one scary report came in on the peninsula overnight about 3:30, about an hour ago, reports of a wrong-way driver but the call still active. all lanes are cleared 92 over near 101 and the westbound direction, just after you get onto 92 but all lanes again are clear. we'll follo

beautiful, is really interesting because when he was first created it was kind of a technological marvel in that it was created out of iron and featured gaslighting that were both considered to be very high tech for their time. in keeping with that tradition the bartholdi fountain, first in its original location on union square was one of the first publicly visible structures to be electrified. this was this was absolutely fantastic and then later on it was fully electrified and as a fully electrified structure also was was a marvel at that time. the fountain was beginning to fall into a little bit of disrepair by the end of the 20th century. and so what you see before you today is a fully restored fountain the restoration of the fountain was was completed just a couple of to go and it included not only a revitalization of all the metal elements and a reconstruction of the the and included a revitalization and reconstruction of the spouting and sprinkling mechanisms and filters and pumps and all of that. but also the changes that the fountain went through to be electrified changed the ho

marvel. marvel hired her to direct "eternals." due to arrive in theaters at the end of the year. . >> every film is a learning curve. and i really, really don't want to make a film where i walk away and go. >> reporter: it makes sense to watch the oscars, where the future of the movies are revealed. all the more reason to watch sunday and to get a better understanding of who might be making your favorite kind of film next. abc news, los angeles. >>> and here is the lineup for today. official live coverage kicks off at 10:00 a.m. today after abc7 mornings at 9:00. on the red carpet continues all day. the oscars at 5:00. after the awards stay with more on the redhee chaor an , we are learning why he thought it would be meaningful to win the award. a press run for "black panther" in 2018, he said it's because of the caliber of people in the academy who care about the art form they do. boseman is the seventh actor aca receive a posthumous oscar nod. >>> and every nominee, every story line, every fun fact about the oscars is available

a gothic marvel took around 300 years to build. and something distinguished it from the other places of worship the fly boatmen stone never belonged to the catholic church it was commissioned by an aristocratic family as a sign of its power and influence. soon after it belonged to the people of the city. the radiating chapels in the apps were funded as was common in the late gothic period by the sale of indulgences. these kinds of richly appointed family chapels sometimes reached a level of extravagance as families vied to outdo each other. or at. in the late gothic ceiling the rib vaulting was not only used in the traditional. to support the roof but additionally added as purely decorative diagonal ribs which grew together in wildly branching patterns. the i would like. their told the 5th the last duke of telling in who had commissioned the rebuilding of the church 300 years earlier as a prestigious burial site had had very different ideas. he was a pious knight who still viewed the church as a center of royal or clerical power bu

marvel.vel hired chloe zhao to detect "eternals," due to arrive in theaters at the end of this year. >> every film is a learning curve. i really, really don't want to make a film where i walk away. >> reporter: it makes sense to watch the whether you like smaller films or the block buster. all the reason the watch sunday. abc news, los angeles. >>> and here is the lineup for today. official live coverage at 10:00 this morning. on the red carpet continues all day, leading up to the oscars at 5:00. and after the awards wrap up, you can stay with on the red carpet for a wrap of the night's biggest moments. >>> and the late chadwick boseman has been nominated for a best actor oscar. this morning, we're learning why he thought it would be meaningful to win the award. in 2018, boseman said it's because of the caliber of people in the academy that care about the art form. boseman is the seventh actor to receive a posthumous nod. he died in august after a four-year battle with colon cancer. >>> and e

strange, and there will be marvel characters walking around the park for lots of interactions all of this was just announced by disney's park chief who also showed what the disney genie app will launch to help people better navigate the theme parks, create a better itinerary, shorter waits and smaller crowds, part of a push to use technology all around the park they found people already love doing things like order food online and they're going to integrate technology in as many ways as possible merchandise is also in the same division as parks, demarreo saying there they are focused on e-commerce bringing shopping closer to where consumers are spending their time. he mentioned they are working on streaming video shopping events, integrating content and commerce and talked about embracing technology and diversity and everything this parks and consumer division is doing. >> julia, should we expect in this update to get also a read on demand so far for disneyland parks in terms of advanced tickets sold, et cetera? >> well, look, i think we will know a lot more on april 30th when disney

i'm like, yeah, marvel called. i don't know.>> oh. [ laughter ] >> i will tell you everything. no, look, you guys are in for a ride. we're ending -- we're putting into the back third of the series, and you know marvel always delivers on that third act. like it's going to be crazy, guys. it's going to be an adventure. >> that is a good smooth way to get around that question. >> yes. well done. well played. >> well done, well done. >> you are just loving doing this show, aren't you? >> yeah, oh, fully, fully. >> well, thanks for bringing that energy to us. desmond, thanks very much. a new episode of "the falcon and the winter soldier" premieres tomorrow on disney plus. >>> and coming up here, spring reboot, all about the new fitness movement. we're going to focus on what's inside. inside. ♪ walking on sunshine who ♪ ♪ ♪ inside. ♪ walking on sunshine who when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. pe

it's a marvellous song. it's fascinating to hear that. it's an extraordinary song.he reality for you — that you two, of course, today, can marry. we are. we had a civil partnership, yeah. yeah. of course. i mean, his — fred barnes' father gassed himself at the horror of his son and fred barnes gassed himself at the end of his life. let me ask you this. you present yourself to the world as a unit. you know, you are an artistic single entity. one artist. one. that's the way you see it. we always say "two people, one artist." well, you call yourselves "living sculptures". yes. that was our invention, and it was the best invention. but, hang on, let me continue the thought — so here you are, you are, let's face it, two individuals, but as far as you're concerned, you are one artist. how on earth does that work? are you telling me that over 50 years of productivity and creativity, you have never had a significant difference about the work you're doing? no, we didn't have it because we realised we had to succeed. and everything — nothing matters except succeeding, and we

you get what you think is a marvelous idea and it just doesn't pan out. >> how long you have been working> what are you going to do now? >> i don't know. >> why does man create? ♪♪ >> men have struggled against time, against decay, against destruction, against death. >> some have cried out in torment and agony. some have fought with arrogance and fierce pride. some challenge the gods matching power with power. ♪♪ >> some have celebrated life. ♪♪ >> some have burned with faith. some have spoken invoices we no longer understand. some have spoken eloquently. >> some have spoken in articulately. some haltingly. some have been almost mute. >>> yet that urge to look into one's self and out in the world and say this is what i am, i am unique. i am here. i am. ♪♪ >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight we look at pandemics and disease. in 1918 a flu virus infected one-third of the world's population. nancy bristow from the university of puget sound talks about the correlations between the earlier pa

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to some $3000000.00 tourists each year they strolled along the back of these narrow gutters and marveled at the minster. mark lives at the edge of the platform you can get a good view of it from the back or castle hill. due to its geographical location. value it's often much warmer in fribourg than in other parts of germany. the old town is dominated by its most famous landmark the minster well known art historian yacht. burckhardt one is called it's a 116 meter tall gothic tower the most beautiful spire on earth. another eye catching building here is the historical merchant's hall dating from $1500.00 to its striking red facade to future sculptures of hotspur rulers freiburg museum of municipal history is also located nearby. 2 130000 people live in fribourg including some 30000 students the city's university may be among germany's oldest but it boasts one of the most modern libraries although not everyone is a fan of its class facade and its undisputed that the building consumes less than half the energy its predecessor did. when it comes to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to ge

he has been patrolling the hudson river for decades, marveling as salt water from the ocean flows up and worrying what is going in every time it rains. >> bottleps,igaretteit. a vl indicr. >>orter: i whathat as a resear samples nearby. >> so we have a lot of these areas where the water just runs straight off, it can carry whatever is on here. so trash but chemicals and things like that. in urban areas where you have a high concentration, definitely something to be worried about. >> reporter: the epa calls polluted run-off one of the greatest threats to clean water. >> marshes are critical to ecosys ecosystems. >> reporter: we were ankle deep in something that you can describe with one word or. >> here i'm seeing a lot of bacteria that we usually only find inside the guts of warm blooded animals like ourselves. when we find them in the water it's an indication that we have sewage contamination. >> what you are telling me, the toilets have a way of ending up here in part? >> yeah, there's definitely a way that something you have flushed down, some of those bacteria ends up out here. >>

. >> well thank you so much for the -- >> this is marvelous i think we could go on i feel like i'm having dinner party conversation. [laughter] thisch thing is dinner that is miss. >> i'll sending you a grub hub gift certificate and we can order in. obviously, i read a lot i read a fair amount of nonfiction this is i highly recommend the problem with alzheimer's, you know, as an interesting book whether or not that is something that, you know, is in your life or affecting your life or you think will affect your life because it's a, you know, a great --e not really a rump. [laughter] right. but it's a, you know, it's a well told lively story. complicated, scientific medical krpghts and makes them really excessable also provocative so, you know, highly recommended five stars. ii have, and enjoyed our conversation together. and again look forward to future opportunities thank you everybody for a joining us toda. >> thank you colleagues, and others for joining ten and elsewhere it was really marvelous, thank you. >> a look now at current best selling nonfix books according to books in ann har

flood diversion prochb project, one of the largest in the world, it's been called a civil engineering marvel has prevented major flood damage since being built 15 years ago. >> previously whenever there was a typhoon, tokyo was inundated and now, with rains our water tank has room to spare. >> inside a giant silo used to capture flood water, safety harnesses on the wall are mandatory. >> this silo is big enough to hold the statue of liberty or even the space shuttle. >> reporter: the system is activated up to eight times a year, diverting flood water down sihos in to an underground tunnel in to a massive holding tank. >> unintentionally it looked like the greek parthenon, in dry season, the underground parthenon is a tourist magnet. each pillar weighs 500 tons. jet engines push the flood waters out and in to the nearby river. now, these gas turbines are so powerful, they can clear out an olympic size swimming pool in a few seconds. the facility has cut flood damage in tokyo by 90% and yet as rain storms are more frequent and intense, tokyo will have to keep upping the game. lucy craft, japan

a gothic marvel took around 300 years to build. and something distinguished it from the other places of worship the fly boatmen stone never belonged to the catholic church it was commissioned by an aristocratic family as a sign of its power and influence and soon after it belonged to the people of the city. the radiating chapels in the apps were funded as was common in the late gothic period by the sale of indulgences. these kinds of richly appointed family chapels sometimes reached a level of extravagance as families vied to outdo each other. or at. in the late gothic ceiling the rib vaulting was not only used in the traditional. to support the roof but additionally added as purely decorative diagonal ribs which grew together in wildly branching patterns. the i am. told the 5th the last duke of sailing in who had commissioned the rebuilding of the church 300 years earlier as a prestigious burial site had had very different ideas. he was a pious knight who still view to church as a center of royal or clerical power but his heirs ra

our residents celebrate easter so when you're actually talking about easter eggs like like, what, marvel heads, easter eggs in a movie, even during the holidays, we can't, you know, say christmas or specific to one religious holiday. we just, we always say holidays. just because we have to be inclusive here at western. >> have to be inclusive. western carolina university says this is not a formal -- christmas is a federal holiday and just because a holiday is religious doesn't mean you can't mention it. i say mention it and celebrate all of them. those who want to take part will and the others can stay at home and watch marvel movies. >> laura: what it was julie garland movie? >> easter parade. >> laura: i knew you knew it. easter parade. i'm not just dating myself, i'm dating my grandmother. that's -- >> i'll be looking for the pictures of your easter bonnet, laura. >> laura: no problem. i'm picking among several, raymond. thank you. as always, have a great easter with the family. rebekah and the kids. all right. fighting for religious freedom on good friday. back in the crosshairs but

and that is one of the marvelous things about watergate the two of them worked together in the beginning. they said to one another we're going to make this thing work. we will not disagree about things in public and they didn't. no hearing since watergate has ever succeeded like watergate did because you didn't have two compatible people that reached to cross and tried to make one another work. that's that's a primary difference today. and when it was in in the years of watergate, they worked together. and you don't find that now i can hardly name you anything of major importance where the parties work together. can we talk about how it came about you subpoenaing the president? when did you when was it first decided that okay. we're going to send the subpoena to president nixon and how are you chosen to deliver it to him? well, the the senator met in his office in private with with committee members and said we're going to ask the president. if he will voluntarily turn over the tapes when they discover that there was a taping system because of the revelation of alexander butterfield and