here are keanu reeves and alex winter in "bill & ted face the music. to meet you my whole life. >> it must be very disappointing. >> not at all. we have a problem, gentlemen, potentially, a very serious problem. >> about the music >> about the music they just want to talk to you. >> dude, i got a very bad feeling about this >> it will be fine, ted. they totally love us in the future, dude >> whoa. dude, our dads are totally in trouble. >> jimmy: keanu reeves and alex winter. "bill & ted face the music" is available on demand and on blu-ray right now. gosh, we need movies like this and i really appreciate you guys coming on the show. thank you. thank you so much. be safe. >> thank you >> thanks jimmy. thanks everyone. >> good to see you >> jimmy: we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. stick around ♪ i got uh sausage - you can do better, steve! get a freshly made footlong, from subway®! you can even order on the subway® app! did i just get picked off by deion sanders? you sure did! now in the app, get a free footlong when you buy two. b

caroline: i want to know how kiana reeves peals -- key and a eanu reeves feels about this.s cameos throughout it. worked onf people who the game were aware that it needed more time. it was put out before it was finished. there were a lot of which is. i think the developers recognized they really needed more time, a few more months of deadlines. inspired the fury. and it will take a long time before they will get that again. it seems to be the standard practice that game , forcingsh these out their employees to work seven days a week. and when they come out, there's something wrong. what about this particular game where everything went wrong? game was rushed. a lot of games have problems. i think what was unique about this game, i think there were a number of factors. the hype. a culture that could be unhealthy for workers. in than the people at the company, the game was so ambitious that there would be a lot of buzz. in your dealing with this open world, all of these interlocking systems and ways you can play. complete this game shooting or driving or sneaking around and th

do you know how bad something has to be to have keanu reeves in it and people still don't like it? i mean, someone could serve me the cannibal sandwich, but if they said it was keanu reeves, i'd be like, "i hate what you did to keanu, but that's probably a ghd sandwich. am i right in? and in case you're wondering what kind of glitches would be so bad that people would demand their money back, well, in some cases, players would suddenly see their character's penis poking out through their pants. yeah. and that is a huge glitch! i mean, not like a huge glitch, an average-sized glitch, really. look, it's not about the size of the glitch anyway. let's move on! still, i can't believe there are it's not just about penises, either. some characters would have their breasts pop out of their shirts, too. and can i just say, kids today are soft, man. you're seeing dicks and boobs in a game, and you want your money back? in my day, if there was a glitch where you could see boobs and dicks, we'd pay double for that. i dreamed of getting to see any kind of genitalia in a video game! i used to ha

was just saying, it is all very well for boris johnson rachel reeves was just saying, it is all very there are so many unanswered questions for businesses and then the videos and people who travel, for people who have family and colleagues in different parts of the european union, so that we are this far, good that they are still talking, but i am not persuaded this is going to end unless boris johnson am not persuaded this is going to end unless borisjohnson does what he did the last time and backs down and try to get the press to present it as and try to get the press to present itasa and try to get the press to present it as a triumph. whatever happens it will be spun in that way, and very different when you are working for tony blair. tony blair even considered becoming head of the european council. but when it comes to the actual negotiating now, is the problem for the prime minister borisjohnson the problem for the prime minister boris johnson that you can't the problem for the prime minister borisjohnson that you can't go to the european capitals, as he said in a statement tod

the shadow cabinet office minister, rachel reeves, was asked what labour would do if a deal emerges,w marr programme. at the moment, the priority is to get a deal. but we'll have to look, of course, at the content of a deal. but also any legislation that comes. we are not going to give them a blank cheque. i think i have been very clear, both today and on previous programmes with you, andrew, that the most important thing is that the government get a deal. we want a deal to be delivered. we will look at any legislation that comes to parliament. it's a very difficult question for labour, a sensitive issue, of course, going back to the election very nearly a year ago, when the party suffered a terrible defeat on that issue of brexit, which of course dominated the election campaign and gave borisjohnson a huge majority in the house of commons. and it seems there is a bit of debate among shadow cabinet members as to what labour should do here. but, for now, you heard rachel reeves there, they are waiting to see what the contents of a deal is. it would also need to be approved in the vari

as rachel reeves was just saying there, it is all very well for boris johnson to tell people to go tond there are so many unanswered questions for businesses, individuals who want to travel or for people who have family and collea g u es for people who have family and colleagues in different parts of the european union. i think that we are this far. it is good that they are still talking but i'm not persuaded that this is going to end, unless that this is going to end, unless that boris johnson that this is going to end, unless that borisjohnson does as he did the last time withdrawal agreement and backs down and tries to get the press to present it as a triumph. and backs down and tries to get the press to present it as a triumphm was very difficult when you were working for tony blair —— different when you are working for tony blair but when it comes to the actual negotiating now, is the problem here for the prime minister borisjohnson that he can't go to european capitals as he was saying in his statement today because the eu is united behind michel barnier or at least, they say th

there is our will reeve on the oceanxplorer.aboard live on "gma." can't wait for that. >>> first, we have a lot of news to get to. starting with that covid-19 mutation hitting the u.s. the first known case reported in colorado. experts saying it could be even more contagious. let's go to kaylee hartung in hard-hit gardena, california with the latest. kaylee, good morning once again. >> reporter: good morning again, whit. memorial hospital here in southern california like so many other hospitals in the area, it's at capacity. the head of the emergency department here tells me inside it's chaos. controlled chaos. this is a hospital that typically has ten icu beds, but right now they're managing to care for 30 patients in intensive care. the staff here saying they are barely hanging on. this morning, colorado reporting the first known case in the u.s. of that new variant of the virus, which the cdc says could be far more contagious. health officials say the patient, a man in his 20s with no travel history, is now recovering in isol

here's will reeve. >> in this morning's "gma first look" -- >> you could see the fear in their eyes.y were looking at me, looking at him screaming. >> reporter: it's a dramatic rescue straight out of "it's a wonderful life." >> we were shaking. we were freezing. >> reporter: instead of george bailey to the rescue, it was a group of local teens. >> if we weren't there and the parts were up the hill they probably would have had hypothermia or something. >> especially the 4-year-old. he was pretty short. if he couldn't stand up he would have been under. >> they wanted to pull us out. >> they wanted to help. >> very nice of them. >> they were the guards. >> they were the lifeguards. >> reporter: we'll have much more on this dramatic holiday rescue coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm will reeve, abc news, new york. >>> tesla will make history today when the s&p 500 opens for trading this morning. they'll have the fifth largest weighting on the index, that's 1.69% of the s&p. facebook ranked above tesla with more than 2% of the index. the company's shares jumped 730% thi

cnn's ellie reeve has the story. >> reporter: news of imminent vaccines, comes just as covid-19 surgesral parts of the country. and the political debate is as heated, as ever. we wanted to know if the same resistance to masks, would happen to the vaccine. so, we reached out to greg locke, a pastor in conservative, wilson county, tennessee. he says he's grown his congregation by protesting covid-control measures. >> we are not going to close our church, ladies and gentlemen. >> a lot of people doing their best to put out a vaccine but that doesn't mean i am going to take it. i don't believe the government can tell me when or how i can stick a needle in my arms or my kids' arms. >> reporter: locke said he moved his services outdoors not to limit the spread of covid but to handle all the new people who have come. >> i'm saying the sickness is real. i'm saying the pandemic is not. >> i don't understand what you mean when you say pandemic's not real. >> pandemic is not real. >> but what do you think a pandemic is? >> not -- not covid-19. >> but, what do you think a pandemic is? >> it's ridi

leftovers from what was on the menu nearly 2000 years ago pompei was buried by lava and ash as when mount reeve the suv yes erupted in 7980 and that one of italy's most popular tourist attractions. the deadly volcanic eruption completely destroyed the bustling port of pompei among the thousands of victims customers of this fast food restaurant which sold takeaway chicken lamb and goat the pots on the counter contain duck bones and traces of snails a noted delicacy outrun to sign warning diners to be aware of the dog and some graffiti making fun of the owner. it's the 1st time we've managed to excavate a complete term of poli i'm snack bar like this technology allows us to pinpoint what was in these containers he continued to look it was a few frieda. the excavation gives the scientists some important clues about roman eating habits and the unfortunate owner was obviously inside the shop when the volcano erupted behind the counter a human skeleton for the moment the site is still closed to visitors because of coronavirus restrictions. and to some sports news now sort of a football game in bolivi

let's talk to rachel reeves, the shadow cabinet minister. good morning.astrazeneca vaccine has been approved ? that the oxford astrazeneca vaccine has been approved? well, isjust wonderful news. and who think there is light at the end of the tunnel. i just listened to your interview with lydia. what an inspiring woman. and what a story. also, i hope that people will listen to what he said about is what we can do to protect the nhs and get control of this virus by getting this vaccine. and due to people like her, but also, she said, the amazing scientists at oxford university and in our nhs, that we can, i hope, look forward to a brighter future after everything we have gone through in this terrible year. a thought then and what might happen regarding restrictions over heres in england? the health secretary is expected to make a statement later. what are you hoping to see? well, the vaccine is on the horizon. and people will start to get that astrazeneca vaccine. that is good news. but it doesn't deflect from the real challenges we face right now. we have

here is what the game is about, explained by kiana reeves. >> cyberpunk 2077 takes place in a dystopiant is an open world role-playing game in a mega-city. you play character v, who is a gun for hire, a mercenary. you get this job, things go wrong and you end up putting in this chip in order to survive, and then you have to visit johnny silverhair. that is the character i play. anchor: the reporter for games radar has been covering cyberpunk development. thank you for joining us on bbc news. will they be forgiven? this is a huge mistake, isn't it? >> yes. this is a difficult question to answer. the developer of cyberpunk 2077 has built up goodwill over the last five or so years, andver the last seven days we have seen a lot of that goodwill evaporate. anchor: it is interesting they admitted that they didn't pay enough attention, a bit of transparency, because they didn't actually show the game on the last generation consoles. >> no. review copies for ps4 and xbox one came out very late, generally not considered a good sign. but yes, the last generation console issues really have appeare

. >> and i'm will reeve in for kenneth. we begin with president trump unleashing more chaos in the final weeks of his administration. overnight the president arrived at mar-a-lago for the holidays after issuing a new round of pardons for more convicted felons and throwing a wrench in the covid relief package. >> the president also vetoed a bipartisan defense spending bill so popular it passed with a huge majority in both chambers. now the stage is set for a possible override, which would be the first of his presidency. for the very latest, abc's faith abubey joins us live from washington. good morning, faith. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and will. president trump has been threatening for months now to veto this national defense bill even though it has overwhelming support, bipartisan support here on capitol hill. now, president trump not only objects to language in the bill that allows renaming military bases that honor confederate leaders, but he's also claiming that this bill is a gift to russia and china, plus tr

. >> i'm will reeve in for kenneth. we begin with the new mutation of the coronavirus. >> it is believed to be far more infectious and now millions of people are heading to the airport for holiday travel raising fear that a christmas surge in cases on top of the deadly thanksgiving surge will overwhelm hospitals even further. >>> in the meantime, some good news, congress overnight approving that $900 billion covid relief package, which includes $600 stimulus checks for most americans. >> more on those in a moment. but first what we're learning about that new variant of covid-19. this morning, dr. anthony fauci warns the new coronavirus variant is likely already in the u.s. >> given the travel throughout the world, i would not be surprised if it's already here. >> reporter: the mutation, which could be 70% more contagious, has forced parts of london into a shutdown. more than 40 countries suspended travel to and from the uk. scientists say it's not unusual for viruses to mutate and the covid vaccines are likely effective

. >> i'm will reeve. kenneth is off. we begin with the mutation of the coronavirus, a new variant causing chaos in europe. >> london has been thrown into lockdown, and more than a dozen countries have suspended travel to the uk because of this new variant of the virus. >> here at home the second vaccine will begin arriving in hospitals today, but infections and hospitalizations continue to explode. >> overnight we learned california's governor is now in quarantine after a staff member tested positive, but we begin our coverage with a mutation of the virus. >> reporter: this morning, canada now added to the list of countries halting passenger flights from the united kingdom as a new variant of covid-19 puts much of britain on virtual lockdown for christmas. >> as prime minister it is my duty to take difficult decisions to do what is right to protect the people of this country. >> reporter: france, belgium, italy and the netherlands among the other countries banning travel from the uk. the french shutting down the euro tun

as its 1st director general john reeves put it the b.b.c. would serve the whole of britain the wealthy and the poor the genius and the food and it would report the news without fear or favor mission statements are much easier to write the film and it didn't take long for a conflict to sufis between the b.b.c.'s dependence on the government and its journalistic need to be independent from it the b.b.c.'s news and current affairs output here in the u.k. is at the heart of that conflict one that has various points in the network's history. its very existence. there is a pub tension between the government of the day whatever political color and the b.b.c. i've put it this way the b.b.c. is independent of government pressure until such time as it is not a. report from every other country to. reveal the general which began it. has caused enormous industrial. 926 millions of workers take to the streets in a general strike called in support of britain's coal miners. put workers stop the presses in solidarity that left the b.b.c. less than 4 years ol

. >> and i'm will reeve in for kenneth. we begin with a pair of stunning announcements out of the white house. the president rolling out a wave of controversial pardons late tuesday. on the receiving end, convicted republican congressmen, a former campaign aide who lied to investigators during the russia investigation and u.s. contractors serving time for war crimes in iraq. >>> meanwhile, trump is threatening to not sign the $900 billion covid relief bill unless lawmakers boost the stimulus checks to $2,000. the announcement upending the bipartisan package, which was passed after months of debate and the last-minute demand could delay those direct payments that are supposed to be sent out as early as next week. abc's faith abubey has the details in washington. good morning, faith. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and will. it's unclear right now whether president trump actually plans to veto the bill once it arrives on his desk or refuse to sign it. if he doesn't sign it, the bill would become law in just ten days. ove

backin the part of people who voted reeve back in 2016, but how we leave is another matter. —— votedgood start. in the eyes of red wall people, they did not like jeremy corbyn. when asked what would spring to mind when they think about the labour party or they think about the labour party or the opposition, people used words like invisible, absent, distant. there is a feeling that they are not connecting with everything that is happening and they feel that they do not really know what cure starmer believes in. he seems competent, he seems sensible, but they do not know what motivates him and therefore they do not know what government he would run if he got the chance. that is what he needs to tell them. deborah mattinson, thank you. it does not feel like one year, does it? it feels like a decade since that last election. i feel like it? it feels like a decade since that last election. ifeel like i have aged a decade anyway. tributes have been flooding in for the authorjohn le carre — who was famed for his spy novels including tinker, tailor, soldier, spy. whilst ian fleming's james b

sample size of genitalia name of janet taylor favorite keanu reeves' role in which he plays and sell favorite as it's a privacy over even by v.h.s. standards plus no one would use their d.n.a. to unlock their phone what do you have a p.c. on it if you forget your pass go he that's ridiculous who p.s. before spitting on it 1st there's way more d.n.a. in spit than urine take it from someone who has had several 23 in the kid's return for not following directions on primitive fluids. those tubes aren't designed to be pete how did how did you even manage that ok all right that question is a privacy overreach but what d.h. was doing is an overreach the rule change is necessary because the n.h.s. is replacing its decades old identification system with a new platform called the homeland advanced recognition technology or heart system heart system i'd say i'm surprised they didn't just throw in the random a word so it's spelled the word heart correctly but that would mean anyone working a d.h.s.s. actually has one to begin with well they should have added eve for extra since this new system c

here's what the game is about — as explained by actor keanu reeves, talking to bbc sounds.kes place in a dystopian future. now, despite a rising number of covid infections, up to three households will be allowed to mix across england, scotland and northern ireland next weekend, with slightly tighter rules in wales. our home editor, mark easton, has been talking to people from all walks of life about their plans and whether they're now thinking of changing them. ‘tis the season to be jolly careful, says the prime minister. so, how will britons celebrate christmas in this strangest of years? and what's people's reaction to the decision to relax the regulations on festive get—togethers just as the pandemic threatens to overwhelm parts of the nhs? with the help of analysts britain thinks, we've assembled a focus group of people across the uk. well, season's greetings to you all. i'm interested to know how your christmas plans have changed, and specifically, how many people will you be sitting down with at christmas dinner? there will be seven. there will be six of us. six. five

victims have filed a criminal negligence lawsuit over the government's handling of the pandemic the reeve families are demanding answers from the country's prime minister health minister and president of the badly hit long body region one of the lawyers told us more about the case. my clients were not informed about the presence of a dangerous and highly contagious virus in italy we were told up until march but it was little more than a true problem fashion residents were told to go about their lives as normal italy was their 1st country to have such a high death toll those who have joined a civil action are not only from lumber de region you come from all over in the. $500.00 families filed at the civil lawsuit against the authorities asking for $100000000.00 euros in compensation they allege that italian officials didn't have an updated national pandemic plan and were slow to respond to the outbreak in one body and other regions they also believe it took too long to declare an emergency literally bore the brunt of the pandemic in europe in the 1st half of the year the initial covert dea

helena reeves. bianca keaton. and jason estevez. thank you all. ms. abrams: thank you so much. when i was coming in today, i was on a phone call with my mother who grew up in mississippi. she and my father raised us there, moved us here to georgia in 1989 when they were both called into the united methodist ministry. we lived in georgia from 1989. they moved back to mississippi in 1993. i state and attended college at spelman. i left for texas and then connecticut. i got to texas when they were electing george bush. got to connected when it went republican -- got to connecticut when it went republican. i got back in 1999. by 2002, the tides were changing. 2004, 2006, i joined the house in 2006 and 2004, the house had gone republican. this is a moment for me that i had dreamed about because i realized i couldn't move again. i was born in wisconsin, grew up in mississippi and georgia, lived in texas and connecticut, but i planted my flag and feet here in georgia. i look around this move and i see people that not only planted their feet, but planted their dreams in georgia. folks

here's what the game is about, as explained by actor keanu reeves, talking to bbc sounds.e to ali jones, a reporter for gamesradar, who's been covering cyberpunk‘s development for the last few years. the developer of cyberpunk 2077 has built up a lot of goodwill over the course of the last five or so years, and over the last seven days, we've seen an awful lot of that goodwill evaporate, basically. it's interesting, isn't it, that they have admitted they didn't pay enough attention, a bit of transparency there, because they didn't actually show the game on the last generation consoles? no. review copies didn't go out for ps4 and xbox one until very late on. that's generally not considered a good sign, but, yeah, the last generation consoles, already issues really have appeared. reviewers had access to the pc version, and the p55 and xbox series x versions seem to run quite well, but the ps4 and xbox one version suffer from performance issues that don't make the game unplayable by any means, but certainly don't live up to the expectations that the developer has set and that

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and, to top it all, keanu reeves as a rock star who lives inside your head.punk for me, as a sci—fi genre, has always had something of an ‘80s vibe about it. instead of adventures taking place in outer space, cyberpunk is concerned with urban sprawls and cyberspace, dark futures blighted by environmental collapse and technology run rampant. is any of this starting to sound familiar? let's put it this way — the cars don't fly. that's about it. um, ok, let's see. we've got a plague, we've had some nuclear accidents, we've had some wars. we've had a loss of really amazing hacking exploits going on. governments fold before corporations. we've corporations rise, fall, gut countries and then move on. i've personally know somebody who hires mercenaries for corporations in foreign countries. you know, all of this stuff, it's all there. um, so, you know, if you're about living in a cyberpunk future, i suggest you look at the news. the cyberpunk game has its roots in pen and paper, rather than pixels. created in 1988 by mike pondsmith, it started life as a tabletop rol

they're going to bring the voice cast back in to record new lines unless they can get more of keanu reeves' time to correct some of the issues there were were as medicinal depth. i don't see them getting to a point where the game is as as deep and as satisfying as i think some players would be looking for and so sony pulling this that that's that seems to i think that's unprecedented a stole from to putting a game like this over the form and say issues that's a big deal as well yeah it very much is it was quite a shock when that happened last night here as if time that's yeah that doesn't happen very often there are certainly some cases where there was a batman game that was pulled from the p.c. store front steam for about 4 months for issues. but this is probably the biggest. and closest to launch like this felt like and if you read it if you read the statement that sony put out around this it makes it sound like they were kind of were like hey we're we're pulling this down it didn't wasn't a joint statement with the publisher like hey because of this we're opening up refunds and so on an

they're going to bring the voice cast back in to record new lines unless they can get more of keanu reeves' time to correct some of the issues there were were as medicinal depth. i don't see them getting to a point where the game is as as deep and as satisfying as i think some players would be looking for and so sony pulling this that that's that seems to i think that's unprecedented a stole from to pulling a game like this over the form and say issues that's a big deal as well yeah it very much is it was quite a shock when that happened last night here as if time that's yeah that doesn't happen very often there are certainly some cases where there was a batman game that was pulled from the p.c. store front steam for about 4 months for issues. but this is probably the biggest. and closest to launch like this felt like and if you read it if you read the statement that sony put out around this it makes it sound like they were kind of were like hey we're we're pulling this down it didn't wasn't a joint statement with the publisher like hey because of this we're opening up refunds and so on an

70000 and there's a tally ins prepare for a new nationwide lockdown over the christmas holiday but reeve families have launched legal action against local and national authorities about $500.00 relatives of covert $1000.00 victims say they're seeking a $122000000.00 in damages the civil lawsuit has against prime minister just at the quantico italy's health minister and the governor of lombardy which is the hardest hit region screw the u.s. now the country has suffered its 2nd deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic with more than 3400 deaths recorded there on tuesday johns hopkins university said there were also more than 195000 new cases the pharmaceutical giant pfizer has announced it will supply the u.s. with 100000000 more coben 1000 vaccine doses by july. the united states faces the prospect of a year end government shutdown after president donald trump threatened not to sign a massive coronavirus relief bill in a twitter video trump called the bill at the scrapes he said he's asking congress to raise a stimulus payments to individual americans from $600.00 to $2000.00 that macwri

we heard rachel reeves, they are waiting to see what the contents of a deal is.to be approved in various capitals of the eu member states we had france in recent days reminding eve ryo ne had france in recent days reminding everyone that if the deal does not work in the interest, even if it is agreed by eu negotiators, they would veto it. that is something all member states are able do as the french mp alexander holroyd outlined this morning. since the beginning of this procedure, this procedure follows a procedure which is in the treaties of the functioning of the european union and which requires every single member state of the eu to agree to the final deal. therefore, france has a veto. every single member state and the eu is liable to veto this bill or is liable to accept it, just as incidentally, the british prime minister is absolutely liable to veto it as well. in the end it has to be the 28 leaders, so the 27 plus the british prime minister, to agree this deal is the right deal to actually take effect. a crucial couple of days. the sticking points are as

labour's shadow cabinet office minister, rachel reeves welcomed the agreement between the uk and thewho she believes will not now have enough time to prepare for the changes when they come into force next year. the good friday agreement is a source of immense pride on the side of the house, given the role that tony blair puzzlingly began to played in building and achieving it. neither of those governments would play games with the peace process and neither would a government led by my right honourable friend, the memberfor holding by my right honourable friend, the member for holding and by my right honourable friend, the memberfor holding and in pain. game playing with threats to break international law has consequences. it is also a dangerous distraction. the agricultural department in northern ireland say the border in the structure it simply won't be ready in time and manufacturing and i say just 9% ready in time and manufacturing and i sayjust 9% of businesses in northern ireland are ready for the end of the transition period. the systems needed to make trade flow such as the tr

cybernetic enhancements, futuristic hacking skills, and, to top it all, keanu reeves as a rock star who the year, cyberpunk 27. cyberpunk is or has had something of an 80s vibe about it. instead of adventure taking place in outer space cyberpunk is involved in urban sprawl‘s of cyberspace, dock futures blighted by environmental collapse and technology run rampant. as any of this are starting to sound familiar? let's put it this way, because don't fly, that's about it. ok, let's see, we've got a play, we've had some nuclear accidents, some wars. we've had a loss of newly amazing exports going on. governments bow before corporations, we have corporations, we have corporations got countries and move on. i've personally know someone who hires mercenaries for corporations in foreign countries. you know, all of this stuff, it's all there. so if you are talking about living in the future, i'd suggest you look at the news stop by the cyberpunk game has its rules in pen and paper rather than pixels. created in 1988 by maicon smith, it started life asa maicon smith, it started life as a tabletop

labour's rachel reeves welcomed the news that talks were carrying on, but said businesses need to knowwould have liked to have seen the ato by now, but the very worst outcome would be to crash out with no deal whatsoever on first january after all these months and months of negotiation, so it is good that the talks continue. i hope that they will swiftly conclude, but i also hope very much, under half of all british businesses and workers and our security, that the government deliver the promise they made to the british people and come back with a deal. let's speak to the conservative mp sirjohn redwood, a veteran eurosceptic. someone long fighting for that particular position. thank you for joining us on bbc news. are you pleased that these talks continue?” am only pleased that the eu is now going to be realistic and understand that we will make our own laws, our own decisions, we will run our own fisheries. they cannot adjudicate future disagreements through their court. i think they have a long way to move to be able to get the kind of agreement that would be an improvement on ourju

simon reeves nominated don who runs a food bank in cornwall. his own wifejen. he never stopped working. i have a feeling he'll be working all over christmas if people let him. he gives and gives and gives, and absolutely rightly, people love him for that. oh, thank you. it's what i love doing, i love to serve the community. yeah, ok, i lost my wife, which i've struggled with at times. but after being married for 53 years, you've got to go forward and she would want me to. that's good to hear. i'm doing a little clap. let's all do a little round of applause for don. come on, britain, give him a clap! emma asks us all to applaud kate and her donor. hello! hi! her sister rushed back to work as a gp practice manager after a kidney transplant so she could fight the pandemic. i'm just so proud of everything that you've gone through. you're an inspiration. 0h, totally shocked. i wish you'd told me to do my hair! there hasn't been a day that has gone by over these last six months where i haven't thought about my donor, and my donor's family. kate decid

cnn correspondent, ellie reeve, spoke with a pastor.or from tennessee, who doesn't believe the pandemic is real. and who won't be taking the vaccine. now, here's what he says about members of his congregation, potentially, taking it. >> are you going to tell the members of your congregation not to get the vaccine? >> members of my congregation can do what they want to. but they'll watch my videos, and know that i'm not getting it. >> so, you expect them to model your behavior. >> i expect them to use their bible and use their brain. >> the lord helps those, who help themselves. unbelievable. joining me, now, for more on all of this is dr. richard frieden. professor of clinical psychology at medical college. and matthew seeger, dean of arts at wayne state university. is it wheel or while? >> it's while. >> okay, yes, i -- i screw it up, every time. my doctor, there, i'm sorry. so, listen. dr. friedman, gallup polling released this week showed just 63% of americans are willing to be vaccinated. according to gallup, that is an increase. is