there are so many mysteries of nature that still need to be explored look at the all of ridley turtles for example they're known for their behavior of synchronized nesting in the last number of females return to the scene where they hatched to lay their eggs one of these beaches is an only shop after discovering their whole of the marine ecosystem here the local fisherman are safeguarding the hatchlings bay and light. well you haven't really thought tools like to leave the eggs at night. here on india's eastern coast there are masses of them. every year during hatching season locals from going love our village collect the eggs. they do this to protect the olive diddley's which i an endangered species. during nesting season the fishermen work day and night. we patrol the beach every night to recover the ailing or injured totals and recover the eggs. we bring these eggs to artificial hearts and put them in holes before they hatch after about $45.00 days. thereafter we put them back into the sea. every year hundreds of thousands of all of really totals arrive on the indian coast to leave

>> welcome to my aei conversation with matt ridley. matt is the award-winning and best-selling author of numerous books many of which are on my bookshelf here at home by the way including the abolition of everything. his new book the primary focus of our conversation today is "how innovation works" white versus and freedom. matt has been a member of the -- well done. good to chat with you today. .. matt: innovation is one of the least understood . is the reason most people say, live in prosperity and wisdom. in the main ingredient in the secret sauce in these innovations is freedom. freedom to exchange experiment in imagine invest in fail. liberals have argued that from the 18th century that freedom means prosperity but i would argue if never found the neck mechanism to drive change in which one causes the other pretty innovation is that drug chain, the missing link. innovation is a child of freedom and the parent of prosperity. matt, you think you have written a contrarian book in 2020. there seems to be a growing belief. living stand

orders city manager dee williams ridley says berkeley will be reaching out to state officials to try to obtain its own variance to allow outdoor dining but in the meantime we are going to have to comply with that order we are hoping that this will be a very short temporary homes to hours after dining in the city of berkeley city health officer doctor lisa hernandez says as of saturday there are more than 7400 cases in alameda county. >>254 cases in berkeley doctor hernandez says the city has added get testing capacity and blames the small number of cases in berkeley. >>on social gatherings a social has not been compliant within a jurisdiction throughout recheck the mayor says many of those gatherings or college party see increase in infections are more. >>it's it's not due to the fact that there is there has been more testing but because it you know certain activities occurred like students living in combat living situations, having parties. people not sheltering in place is following that the health order. >>city officials say 80% of berkeley residents wear mask, but for the 20% who

. >> july 25th, that's fame director ridley scott, who is reuniting with fellow director kevin mcdonaldo make a sequel to their 2010 version of life in a day. the finished film will be shown at sundance music festival and then on youtube. >> lots of powerful stories there. >> thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, the u.s. shattering the record for most covid cases in a single day, over 77,000 in just 24 hours. the country nearing 140,000 deaths and a new report about an unreleased white house document calling for 1 states in the so called red zone to roll back reoperation. >>> in florida new closures and curfews announced late today as cases there surge. >>> texas reporting its deadliest day yet. >>> also the showdown over masks intensifying, georgia's governor suing atlanta's mayor for requiring them, how she's firing back. >>> california ordering most of its schools to stay closed, the

in eastern poland helen of ridley scott is leaving her go to head through the meadows. a couple of years ago she and her daughter isabella chose her started with a handful of animals now they take care of 300 goats. from their milk the family produces a variety of different organic cheeses that have become a hit with the locals. she added there was a time when people said oh good lord coaches know it really smells bad and can't possibly taste good. it took several years to convince poles to try some other choose besides the cow's milk factory kind go to swiss practically nonexistent it's only now that it's become trendy. to chaska is one of the 1000 arches and all cheese make his in poland the 25 year old is a psychologist by training but has decided to come on board in the family run business today the farm boasts more than 50 head tis a pasture and produces around 10 tonnes of organic tease each year. another farm in the region the rancher a french era has a similar backstory. sylvia schlender of age and her family specialize in organic cows and sheep cheeses. some 15

groundbreaking work with directors like brian de palma steven soderbergh and ridley scott and what is the true extent of the under representation of black and brown people of the u.s. presidential ballot box we investigate with voter disenfranchisement joy and greg last summer coming up in today's going underground but 1st around the world the coronavirus pandemic and black lives matter protests in the name of the police killing of george floyd have arguably laid bare the true extent of systemic inequality on the racial capitalism one of the areas it's revealed itself in is the disproportionate coronavirus deaths of black in latin x people 2 thirds of all.

ridley scott once said to me that sentimentality was unearned emotion and ennio earned emotion like no—oned times of david lloyd george became an unlikely chart hit. in the 1980s, he cut down on work but was tempted back. music: the mission his score for the mission combined jesuit music, native music and oboe. music was morricone's life. and reflecting that, perhaps his most personal score was for cinema paradiso — the story of a man whose passion forfilm began as a young boy. morricone's own love affair with cinema was one that lasted a lifetime. the italian composer ennio morricone — who's died at the age of 91. just a reminder of our main news again. in the next hour or so, carrie lam from the chief executive of hong kong will give her weekly address, the first time she has spoken since a new national security law was imposed upon hong kong. among the new powers given to police are the right to search homes without a warrant, restrict movements and force isps to remove information. many books have been removed already from libraries and bookshops. we have much more for you at any time

actor who is famous for his groundbreaking work with directors like brian de palma even thought about ridley scott and what is the true extent of the under representation of black and brown people at the u.s. presidential ballot box we investigate with voter disenfranchisement joy and greg last summer coming up in today's going underground but 1st around the world the coronavirus pandemic and black lives matter protests in the name of the police killing of george floyd have arguably laid bare the true extent of systemic inequality on the racial capitalism one of the areas it's revealed itself in is the disproportionate coronavirus deaths of black in latin x people 2 thirds of all covert deaths in the united states so will this pandemic within a pandemic be tackled within the next coronavirus relief package being discussed today in congress or will it be swept under the rug joining me now from vermont his iconic puerto rican character actor luis guzman thank you luis for coming on amazing that have a legendary screen presence we're going underground today during the month so you must have bee

of a famous for his groundbreaking work with directors like brian de palma even thought about the ridley scott and what is the true extent of the under representation of black and brown people at the u.s. presidential ballot box we investigate with voter disenfranchisement joy and greg last summer coming up in today's going underground but 1st around the world the coronavirus pandemic and black lives matter protests in the name of the police killing of george floyd have arguably laid bare the true extent of systemic inequality on the racial capitalism one of the areas it's revealed it's. elfin is the disproportionate coronavirus deaths of black in latin x people 2 thirds of all covert deaths in the united states so will this pandemic within a pandemic be tackled within the next coronavirus relief package being discussed today in congress or will it be swept under the rug joining me now from vermont his iconic puerto rican character actor luis guzman thank you for coming on amazing that have a legendary screen presence we're going underground today during the month so you must have been k

then the ridley scott drama "the last duel" is being delayed until october of 2021. disney shares are trading down about 1% in after hours trading. this year looks like it could be a wash for movie theaters. we still don't know when theaters will be fully open in the u.s. >> for them to simply move out a full slate of movies including "star wars" which also has ramifications for all the products tied to "star wars," like all the toys and things sold by other companies. we're really seeing the stock take a bit of a hit in the after hours session. >> yeah. not a dry eye in the house over the delay of david copperfield. >> i know you're looking forward to that greatly. >> personally crushed. disney, we continue to talk about theme parks but the studios have been the gift that keep on giving the delay in the release is logistics and some of it is trying to target the best audience it would be very interesting to see how they want to use disney plus and their north of 50 million disney plus subscribers now to be releasing some of these. will this change a release approach

should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about orders city manager dee williams ridley says berkeley will be reaching out to state officials to try to obtain its own variance to allow outdoor dining but in the meantime we are going to have to comply with that order we are hoping that this will be a very short temporary challenge to our outdoor dining in the city of berkeley city health officer doctor lisa hernandez says as of saturday there are more than 7400 cases in alameda county. >>254 cases in berkeley doctor hernandez says the city has added get testing capacity and blames the small number of cases in berkeley. >>on social gatherings the social has not been compliant within a jurisdiction throughout recheck the mayor says many of those gatherings or college party see increase in infections are more. >>it's it's not due to the fact that there is there has been more testing but because of because it you know certain activities occurred like students living in combat living situations, having parties. people not sheltering in place following border city officials say

. >> welcome to my aei conversation with matt ridley. matt is the award-winning and best-selling author of numerous books many of which are on my bookshelf here at home by the way including the abolition of everything. his new book the primary focus of our conversation today is "how innovation works" white versus and freedom. matt has been a member of the -- well done. good to chat with you today. ..

people like lisa caesar, a harvard-educated entrepreneur, and her brother john ridley, a hollywood writerctor, and producer with a packed resume who's mostly known for winning an oscar or writing this. >> do you believe, sir, in justice, as you've said? >> i do. >> slavery is an evil that should befall none. >> the feel-good movie of the summer. >> the things i had to learn about slavery to even begin to execute "twelve years" is that there's a system that's put in place that becomes mass psychosis. >> right. >> because, to make it work, you have to get so many people involved in it. and that's the thing that hurts the most is that we see it and it's still happening. >> they grew up in milwaukee. but like many people, they left for careers in new york and los angeles. but now they've come home. and converted part of a defunct brewery that closed over 20 years ago into no studios, an artist collective that takes people's dreams of show business and shows how they can be a reality. >> i just remember as a kid, you know, to be a young black guy in milwaukee, thinking about, well, i want to b

will welcome you back with open arms. [ audience ohs ] then i sit down with the incredible daisy ridleyo one's seen it. but they're like "well done. [ laughter ] >> lilly: and i ask her to audition for some of the most iconic roles in film history >> lilly: as if you were chewbacca, action. [ wookiee noise [ laughter ] ♪ >> so i didn't get the part? >> lilly: join us in one minute. i mean i'll give you the part. do you need a job?

should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about orders city manager dee williams ridleyrkeley will be reaching out to state officials to try to obtain its own variance to allow outdoor dining but in the meantime we are going to have to comply with that order we are hoping that this will be a very short temporary homes to hours after dining in the city of berkeley city health officer doctor lisa hernandez says as of saturday there are more than 7400 cases in alameda county. >>254 cases in berkeley doctor hernandez says the city has added get testing capacity and blames the small number of cases in berkeley. >>on social gatherings a social has not been compliant within our jurisdiction throughout recheck the mayor says many of those gatherings or college party see increase in infections are more. >>it's it's not due to the fact that there is there has been more testing but because it you know certain activities occurred like students living in combat living situations, having parties people not sheltering in place is following that the health board or city officials say 80