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. >> this is not a sci-fi film. flying cars actually becoming a reality.nies in california and other states are trying to get people to the skies. snooze nations. >> xavier walton has more. >> from sci-fi >> we don't need >> to the real thing, tech companies are preparing for flying cars to take off renderings like this one could soon be a reality. last week the faa gave clearance to a california companies flying car to test drive. and yes, actually fly. meantime, in florida, a start-up is already off the ground and speeding to the finish line. this is going to be whole new way. >> from getting from point a to point b drone e aerospace's marketing a flying roadster with 2 seats they say can fit in your garage and even take off from your driveway. proximity go about 100 >> 40 miles an hour peak on this little cruise around 100 miles per hour. people are going to hear this and say. >> cruising at 100 miles per hour. what? >> it's not really that fast. but you know, it's good. it's a good speed to get you somewhere in a short period of time change. so what's

sci-fi movies showed cities being destroyed by aliens. the dems are doing a better job than any green man could. if any beings are watching this now, here is my question, why the angle probes? more importantly, do you clean them afterward? >> he attacks culture like a rabid vulture. andrew doyle. like a hallmark movie, she was made-for-tv. casey. toads get high from licking her. cat. a cooling man asked him for tips on how to bust through walls. my sidekick. i feel like such a news man after doing all of those clips. it is easier than it looks. when you hear the stories, it is only like in america. is britain too boring? >> i am a bit jealous. i think -- why i don't believe you when you are talking about aliens, the wreckage that you have, why do they keep crashing? we are supposed to believe they have mastered interdimensional travel but they cannot park. have they only sent their women? >> i was just about to say that. >> donald trump one and 2016 by threatening to build a while to keep out mexicans. >> they might be here now and be inv

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indian easy impressed summit with rushes farm and instead of getting up robles with attendance on sci fi, did us with a very rare, i'm going to start the process and see is america is being in the same room, but actually sick from one another separated only positivity, the 2 diplomats read one another origin list for present and after a couple of journalist spotted answered the questions whether he had any engaged. american diplomat very demonstrative is no. now what are your son? somewhat symbolic has the courage. now there is a very interesting tradition of within the east, where traditional garments provided by the organizers, summer shirts with very intricate patterns. data here has its own specific meaning . now here in, in denise units in diversity because they're worn as a strata bites, man and women and likes. so i and diploma the michel american diplomats with a very similar right. now the main issue on the agenda today job which is going to move forward. what kind of a model of the ac on spirit of addressing challenges of sol packed format of the preserve or whether the organiz

and we want to raise awareness to it on the sci fi, generally speaking, the topic of diversity has always been at the forefront for us. and we've been raising awareness on that front for many years and will continue to do so. now we want to shed light on a really important other topic, which often doesn't get enough attention. we want to do that on a brief look now at some of the stories from the world of sports in gulf american brian hong, and has won the british open at royal never for it's the 1st major title for the 36 year old. he was dominant throughout, winning by 6 strokes, and swim in england marks just his career when on the pga tool and at the to the front stand marks you on us. then google has won his 2nd success of title on sunday by 7 minutes and 29 seconds. then google is winning margin was the largest since 2014, to pull the child slovenia for the 2nd and adam gates of great britain, rounded out the top 3 podium to get up to date mix reports about the titles teenage mothers and result of that soft racial break, it's been good having your company, i'll see you next time. by

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no, i think the, the, the tree is on the west is going to be forced into sci fi. and then some kind of a piece that's meant by russian military success on the rest of his when he was slowly. but surely, i'm not sure what foam or russian. yeah. ready sorry to say a buick on these guys, guys try to feel comfortable because catastrophic. a thoughtful for the week, right? supposedly come through this time have not been in that circumstance. then they will be credit use and west will be forced to negotiate. and i think also in that kind of circumstances that you know, your voice is the west side myself august. the piece talk is the western restraint . all people, some kind of deal. and i'll say uh, i think those voices. ready will become become stronger, but yeah, but not even in the kind of like a rosy scenario go with the christmas wish list because i find you that would be very risky. basically, i'm up for russia to up to think about, given what's happening to deal with the mistrust. a given drug to the grievance, prep broken promises. but i think the russia is goin

a, our region is one of the board as being immediately so usually yeah, what are the costs of the sci fi this or, or the tuesday jeanette buyer or less than the real imagines right, do you think that is now going to to change as a visa i listen by our politicians. they need to be. that's one of our most important the problem is that to be of the breach between the joke i'm going to miss you know, i'm sure that our position don't understand why she's the invoice of the problem of the time i change. i mean that you started to use data before. it's just a mind me there a time to talk about solving problems about the time i change they uh they are focus on the other stuff. so i seem to know they don't done list. so this is not high on the, on the list of political priorities. is this a region that is often hit by for a while? 5, sorry. is this an area of it is often hit by wild fires? yes, sure, sure. and we'd say we started got the problem that we have each year. so it's not the news is not something that happened yesterday. and this, it was something, you know, every, every year we have th

he leaves his wife and a bunch of omega sci-fi brothers. he's in heavy with jesus, but in a selfish way i'll miss him the rest of my life. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: president biden has continued his if a bring kateed excuses for bidenomics. according to the "new york post" op-ed by brian rye dell, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, bidenomics is a record of failure. and the president has spent $5 trillion over the next decade. this spending is driving prices upward by more than 18%. since the president took office at a cost of $10,000 for the typical household, an hourly compensation has fallen by 5%. when incomes cannot keep pace with inflation, families are falling behind. few other economic variables matter, end of q

people were killed and described the move on on invasion, also on the program, french mass cole and sci fi islands, raleigh's following 6 days of violent protest, the unrest appears to be on the way, but the deep divides, remain over the fatal shooting of a teenager by police. the feel. okay, welcome to the program. these right, the mandatory stage, the large scale right in the occupied westbank cove and knights, palestinian health officials say at least 8 palestinians were killed and more than a dozen engine. these royal says it was targeting the command center for militant fighters engineering in the bottom of it says it's an extensive counter terrorism effort to the morning cold to pray. it is p, as by the sound of heavy guns ion. israel's rate began long before don't. these rarely military says it launched a missile off to 1 am local time and carried out drain strikes to clear the way for ground forces. some 2000 soldiers. i said to be taking part in the launch scale operation. it stated, go destroying what the army calls terrorist infrastructure. israel's military set, it would not st

sci fi has been making a lot of ground in is still at the top. so those are always the biggest it's thriller suspense you mystery. so it's been a few years that they they've been kind of leading the charge. thank. and you know as someone myself who focuses on is there a particular difficulty with. i know that you all kind of talking about fiction at the moment. that's people gravitate towards. does it need to be something where the author has a profile where the author is narrating? not necessarily. i mean, i, i prefer nonfiction. i'm a i'm a big nonfiction reader and listener. it does. it does many times an author might want to be involved that it's not always the best thing. but if the author does have a platform or if the author tends to speak and ted talks and be on media and the media genic, it's great. and so, you know i feel like back in the day with the rich dad poor dad robert kiyosaki right. it was the boom of audio because robert was doing these rich dad talks all over the country. but there were only a handful of them and. and that's

push open this door that he's made and framed, and i step inside and i feel like i'm entering this sci-fistep back. and i see my father and the rest of my family, and really the rest of the world behind and beyond the storefront, through this clear, bulletproof glass. and, honestly, my 12-year-old self kept thinking, "my father has made a piece of wonder woman's invisible jet." (laughter) it is the most cool thing that i have ever imagined that he would ever be able to do. and as i'm kind of wrapped in the awe of all of this, he finds this little opening that he's made so that we can interact with the customers, and he sneaks his hand through and he tickles me, and i jump back and it's the first time we laugh in weeks. and he goes in for another, but this time, i'm too far back, and he can't reach, so he's just grasping air. and he leans into the little opening, so his lips are there, and he says, "see? nobody can touch." and that line is like a spell that makes everything clear. and i realize it didn't matter what andy said, didn't matter what my classmates said. and it didn't matter why

. >> everyone knows about comic-con, big convention in southern california, for fans of sci-fi, anime meet their heroes. the fans are there but where are the heroes? nbc's jay gray will be live with the answer. >> looking forward to that. i know some buddies of mine are hoping to go to comic-con. >> do they have the costume all set? >> the kids are going with them. it's a whole thing. >> are they the incredibles? >> i'm not sure what this year. i think a marvel theme. i'll keep you updated. >> halloween comes early. >> we'll sue you at 5:00. >>> a billion dollar ticket. to the lucky l.a. store that sold the winning lottery ticket plus which bay area stores sold tickets worth nearly half a million bucks. >>> big changes coming to whole food stores. amazon, which owns whole foods, will introduce amazon one payment to all stores. the method allows shoppers to pay with a simple tap of their palm. it's already in 200 stores. amazon hopes to have 500 stores up and running by the end of the year. all right. >>> it's a powerball jackpot big enough to help the national debt. the billion that a

yes, i think it i happens all the time to look at sci—fi, and go, it is cold.ld, it entered the pubs, it had motions from county councils to delay the meeting because nobody wanted to miss the last episode of quatermass and the pit. it was the talking point, and because it was bred of the time as well, it was relevant, so although it was good science—fiction, it was good drama. tell it was good science-fiction, it was good drama-— it was good science-fiction, it was good drama. it was good science-fiction, it was aood drama. ., ., good drama. tell me, though, how did it no good drama. tell me, though, how did it to down good drama. tell me, though, how did it go down with — good drama. tell me, though, how did it go down with the _ good drama. tell me, though, how did it go down with the actual— it go down with the actual audiences? we talk about people in the pub,? audiences? we talk about people in the ub,? ., ~' ., , ., ., , the pub,? talking millions, how many --eole the pub,? talking millions, how many people actually _ the pub,? talking millions, how many

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at least 10 sci fi is really defensible something defaulted, is your claims as everyone killed had participated in come, but it says no, no funds to expand the operation. the for the palestinians, health ministry reports of the highest number of casualties in the volume. so since last year, the latest escalation follows mounting consent from the un security council deserves 5 minutes. this, as the troops will push on until all the objectives are achieved. i don't want to ship a lot of that. we will continue this operation as long as necessary to restore peace and security to the citizens of israel. our forces entered jeanine onto the terrace and that's the illuminated terraces they arrest wanted persons. they destroy headquarters and seize many weapons, and they do another thing. they destroy the laboratories on an almost industrial scale laboratories, from which they created explosives, intended for the slaughter and murder of his really civilian. somebody in one of the operation has been continuing for hours now. and as we understand the 1st day is not going to be the last one. the idea moved

we, we just do it hasn't been sci fi significantly. the main battle took place, as they say, in the west. the main blow in this upper orchard direction can go without any exaggeration. i can say that out. troops and offices have demonstrated the best examples of mazda headway is. the enemy used a large number of almost legals 50 units of which 39 units dean um with vehicles were destroyed. every enemy has not succeeded in any of the areas of the clocks. all attempts and accounts are offensive was stopped to revisit the enemy. unfortunately, we did not do without losses, but the difference is go also sold that the. meanwhile, the russian president has ordered honorary titles to be given to units that repel viewpoints. ministry has reported that more than 800 of t of soldiers were killed in the past 24 hours. and that's russia's own offensive on the northern front has succeeded piercing ukrainian defensive lines along 12 kilometers you kiting on our website, our t. com and our social media channels. the military forces the niger claim th

full space we can get within the sci fi, underneath the outside, into the soil to enter the pipe sale. so i'll go through is actually a includes thinking what we can say phone space if the what the on the spot. so for like, for example, based on that, that was from rain or something else, they're looking for the composition of the water. if it's drinking water, they assume it's a leak. and mostly the right. the results look like this. every adult on this met, for example, is a leak. and here to leak up over a 120 meters per minute detected and proud to italy, boy and bulk, or in chinese cities, estero sells those maps to utilities globally. so they know where to fix makes and save. money. locating leaks is only the 1st step in a long process. fixing one the, my trip new ones, because it can affect the pressure within the pipe. improving and renewing pipes and infrastructure is key to saving water. and then any $40000000000.00 that going down the drain globally, when it's a lovely day in your parts of the world, it's easy to ignore news report about the didn't lead to reduce coupling e

full space we can get within the sci fi, underneath the outside, into the soil, into the pipes am. so i'll go through is actually gain linking with them. we can say phone space if that was the on the spot. so for like, for example, based on the death of rain or something else, they're looking for the composition of the water. if it's drinking water, they assume it's the leak and mostly the right the result. so take this, every thought on this met, for example, is a leak. and here to leak up over a 120 meters per minute detected and proud to italy, volume bulk, or in chinese cities, estero sales, those maps to utilities globally. so they know where to fix makes and save. money. locating leaks is only the 1st step in a long process. fixing one the, my trip new ones, because it can affect the pressure within the pipe. improving and renewing pipes and infrastructure is key to saving water. and then every $40000000000.00 that, that going down the drain globally here on the take talk is just for the younger generation. always in china, seen it influenced. it's a pretty big, quite the opp

and therefore, it may not be accidental that such a sci-fi theme invades aitmatov's novels and the heroes of this story, where there is the past , the present future, where there are ordinary people and educated people. and service people, but soldiers a and animals yes, they are also present in this aitmatov world in general for aitmatov this is the unity, er, of man and nature, and such a very difficult relationship between man and nature is also a very important thing, but this is not enough in this story in this novel. more precisely, yes, and the day lasts longer than a century, as we remember , but aliens appear. yes, there appears such a powerful fantastic storyline related to the fact that two cosmonauts are russian and american. and as if without the sanctions of their leadership, as a soviet such an american come into contact with an unearthly civilization, make such an excursion to planet forest chest, and on this planet. they see a completely different society, a completely different world, order, this society is fair. this society does not know the warrior. this society does

your next choice for this cultural life is reading sci—fi in the cellar when you were supposed to bee orwell. when did you first come across orwell, then? well, my dad liked science fiction because he was a scientist and he used to get a big kick out of it. hmm. so he had quite a collection. but i first read animal farm cos it was in the house, my dad had it. hmm. and i thought it was going to be, "oh, good, animals! just like wind in the willows." talking animals? talking animals. what fun! er. . . but this is not what it was. and of course, i didn't understand that it was an allegory of the soviet union at that time, based on the show trials and so forth. um... because you were, what — nine, ten...? yeah. i had no knowledge of those things. so itjust ruined me, because here were these nice animals and they...and they came to tragic ends. and it was very, very upsetting. when it came to 1984, then, what was it about that book that gripped you so much? having been born in 1939, two months after the onset of world war ii, i've always been pretty interested in dictatorships. and also,

the classic 1980s sci-fi adventure film starring michael j.coming to the stage in new york, opening at the winter garden theatre next week. >> you're a slacker, mcfly! ♪ gotta get back in time ♪ >> reporter: 21-year-old broadway up and comer casey likes plays time traveling teen marty mcfly. >> great scott! >> good evening. this is dr. brown, and this is my time mache. >> a time machine? >> reporter: stage veteran roger bart is the mad scientist doc brown, who makes all that time traveling back to the 1950s happen. >> whoa! >> reporter: the pair bringing me on stage for an advanced look at the production. what do you bring to the stage adaptation of the character of marty mcfly? >> marty mcfly is what we all wanted to be growing up. what i still want to be. not doing an impression, doing a reminder of how special michael is while also mixing in a little of myself. >> mostly what i try to do is be unpredictable and zany and make the audience feel like anything can happen. >> reporter: the musical started as a huge hit on london's west end, adap

would be um, invited into nato, then put you in would never end anymore or what's not to make any sci fi. uh and uh, so it's clear that we don't give any concrete timeline. it's okay. but missed as a landscaping presence. that landscape makes the opposite argument doesn't. he says that we have a concrete, the timeline. then a president pushing would know his, his days or nothing. but didn't in terms of fighting ukraine, i asked about the president, put him on, give up. he still thinks he can win this war. and as long as he has any chance to continue with the war, then he can hind ukraine to be a member of nato. and he will do anything, every thing uh to do this. um, so i think it's, it's all rights to and not to have a clear timeline and have this and pick you with you. can you understand, though, the ukrainian frustration with this on the jersey of cause i can understand and we have to make a clear commitments to ukraine that we, once we have them in the, in the nato. and it makes sense. um, i'm absolutely in favor. it's in favor of, i'm opening a pos for your brain to come into a nato.

>> reporter: you took the sci-fi roles, you were worried -- >> being type cast, yeah.ou do those superhero movies. >> reporter: but those superhero movies have been a boon. >> i blinked and i was part of the biggest franchises worldwide, and they have given me so much. but i still wanted to explore more. >> reporter: which is what brought her to morocco. and the set of "special ops: lioness." how much of this was a concerted effort to do something different? >> i think it was the primary reason. you have purpose and it is no noble. >> reporter: in this spy thriller out next week on paramount+, a division of our parent company, saldana plays a cia station chief. >> i dropped just a missile. >> one more item to check off the bucket list, taylor sheridan. >> reporter: the producer behind the hit series "yellowstone" and its prequels. he was the attraction to this? >> yes, and nicole kidman. there were a lot of items. morgan freeman and wanting to challenge myself and i wanted to see if i had it in me. >> reporter: she plays the lead role. a mom with a demanding job. it's

so once that sci fi expired, they've been intensified in between the 2 sides in various parts of the capitol hospital. and now we're seeing the 2 sites up on the front of each other on the ground, and with slight suggest here in the city opens that amount as well. hey, beth, thank you for the updates. even move and live there in under mine. well, the supplies are running out at medical centers incidence, why the house near egypt should border medical workers are worried that it could lead to enormous health problems from extreme hunger and malnutrition, to the spite of infections and diseases. ty amadi reports, it had been marked as to who might have given me these medical centers that overcrowded with children who are suffering from various types of infection. and this is what is chronic diseases. i wouldn't the hospital reports about 10 percent of these children suffer from the spasms. there's also a shortage just to medicines, especially for the treatment of those i suffer from the specified number of the situation is made was by the high temperature muscles which sometimes have m

the exhibition features rare sci—fi artefacts. that is actually a star wars script.vader. that was in his hands when he was shooting the movie as darth vader. i think that is one of the most interesting, actually. but the venue is the real star. the cathedral is huge. the set—up is quite a challenge, because you walk three minutes from one end to the other because the cathedral is enormous. invasion of the city complete. inviting us to take a look at the dark side. you're watching bbc news. israeli president isaac herzog wrapped up a two—day visit to washington with an address to a joint session of congress. it comes at a time of tension between presidentjoe biden and the israeli government. one point of contention — a controversialjudicial reform plan that has led to several months of protests in israel. mr biden also recently called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government the most extreme in decades. despite that, in his speech, president herzog affirmed the us—israeli relationship. israel and the united states will inevitably disagree on many matter

i've said that this right is the largest into decades for at least 10 sci fi is very defensible, since they've been reported as well says that everyone killed had participated in come, but it says there are no funds to expand the operation the, the cost any and health industry reports of the highest number of casualties in dividing since last year. the nicest escalation follows mountain consent and un security council. it is just 5 minutes to assess his troops will push on until all the objectives archie, who loves it. we will continue this operation as long as necessary to restore peace and security to the citizens of israel. our forces entered jeanine onto the terrace and this the illuminated terraces the arrest wanted persons. they destroy headquarters and seize many weapons and they do another thing. they destroy laboratories on an almost industrial scale laboratories, from which they created explosives, intended for the slaughter and murder of his released civilians. somebody in the operation has been continuing for hours now. and as we understand, the 1st day is not going to be t

a lot of people were killed and h, i'm missing in the sci fi. it's all clear what caused the clots, but what that happened was most residents with sleep. heavy rain has drange the northeast and stay to put on boots. so during the past few days go brazil has the wells, the largest population of prisoners as well. 900000 inmates are crammed into jails built for half of that number, because mobile can a care of the pools, unique solution to the crowd. thing is being trying to house in southeastern brazil in the singing their prayers. grateful for serving their sentences far from brazil's violent and overcrowded penitentiary system. leading the fire is part of these tiled domingos daily routine in this model prison run by a non profit organization in the state of them. you know shit. on the 34 year old compet has spent half his life in and out of jail for attempted murder on robbery and drug trafficking. ill look, i used to live with ac inmates and the sell built for thursday. you like most conflicts, i spent my time thinking about the crimes i'd co

the few trees of the west is going to be forced into a sci fi and then some kind of a piece that's meant by russian military success. let me brush it. he's willing to walk slowly, but surely, i'm not sure what form a russian military defeat of your credit is going to take you comfortable between catastrophic, a thoughtful for a week. right about fairly confident. those don't have nothing in the circumstance, then they will be quite use and with will be forced to negotiate. and i think also in that kind of circumstances that you have your voice, which is the west lot myself. i'll give you a piece talk is the western restraint all to me for some kind of deal and i'll say i think those voices. ready will become we will become stronger, but yeah, but even in kind of like the rosy scenario, you know, with our christmas wish list, because i find you that would be a very risky basically, i'm up for russia to, up to think about, given even what's happening to deal with the mistrust a given broke to the grievance prep broken the premises, but i think the russia is going to, is a huge was going to

and worse of the days, go by, that is not even a formality of a sci fi. we find that out. and it is just a sort of chaos in the whole country. right. thanks so much for painting of that picture. mama down in port sedan. maybe know now in the world launch is gathering of human knowledge very well. it says underway at the u. n. a. i feel good at global summit in geneva even brings together experts from companies such as microsoft and amazon and universities to explore as role in solving global issues. the summit also aims to address the crucial needs a governance frameworks to guide the development deployments and regulation of a i technologies for the latest. let's bring in rory challenge who joins us live now from geneva. hello. they've already sent late. there's been a lot of, i'm the eas around this technology for the summit is showcasing the positive impacts of a i. n robots tell us a little bit, a little bit about it and who you've got there with you cynthia. that's right. sorry, we've all seen the heights recently. haven't weigh about generously. vi cheap. it's a bit.

the model a has just been certified for testing by the federal aviation administration, which means sci—fidel a seats two people, and would cost $300,000. thank you for watching the programme. hello there. variable cloud the thickest cloud was to northern ireland west scotland where we had rain from these weather systems moving in an area of low pressure bringing that zone of wet weather to the north west of the uk. since it spirals back out into the north atlantic we start to get the southerly winds moving in and that sets to make our weather a lot hotter hotspots getting up to around 29 celsius. hot weather around the corner for friday. 29 celsius. hot weather around the cornerfor friday. it 29 celsius. hot weather around the corner for friday. it is cross england and wales we will have such a from the word go for scotland northern ireland a bit of rain still left over from the night—time clearing reports with some bread or whether both are we to the afternoon. england and wales strong sunshine, southerly winds, and a big jump sunshine, southerly winds, and a big jump upwards in temperat

if i was a rex on say, president of the russian federation ledger points in the excellent sci fi, i'm the chairman of the after noon on the piece for us, the money i say that was direct, don't see, has a states and government lawyers in general manager 1st of all, and i would like about it, but he said, so again, that was good. and your express still that blanket wrapped it to you to the president of the russian federation. we let them or post center, that's the point, the more positive talent see, and the great organization out of the 2nd rush africa's comments letter that's missing the 1st summit as, as i know on the nice to in the going to 90 of them and, and we believe that this was an important too bad for this to have the spent of partnership between russia and congress of african continent. we're not going to have a some it takes place is the most complicated international situation. how do you like to let you, but that, that was to provide the sense we with the color is ation of fairy as a whole says, with that. and there are even song entire system of international relations.