described by its creators as a sid and nancy star romance for the post—9/1!owingly plays with genre, shifting its tone, rhythm and aspect ratio to reflect our antihero's subjective experience of his changing world. i like you. a lot. thus we get the magical realism of falling in love, the full metaljacket feel of boot camp and the expansiveness of war, the disconnection of addiction and the cynical, almost sarcastic tone of the bankjobs. ma'am, it's nothing personal. at times, all this can start to feel like a triumph of style over substance, a turbo—charged indie film that just happens to have been made by some of the most celebrated technicians in the industry. but tom holland lends a much needed humanity to the proceedings, reminding us that this is meant to be a personal story rather than a showcase for flashy cinematic invention. can you just talk about you for a second? it's on apple tv+ now. i'll leave you with news of an intriguing and unexpected oddity from canada, mouthpiece. are you still taking a breakfrom relationships? yeah. well, i don't know.

sid, welcome. describe for us the magnitude of the misprediction.se many covid deaths, right? >> absolutely. that's absolutely true. so the magnitude is quite impressive. again, we have to make a distinction between the fact that virus is actually present. as far as we can tell, the virus is moving through the third world. it is moving through low income countries. nigeria, india, pakistan, bangladesh, most places are reporting that there is virus moving through those countries. what is different is that the number of deaths is surprisingly low, and there have been several models that were created early in the course of the pandemic, models that try to predict how many deaths would occur in india or pakistan, and most of those models, the predicted models, are ten-fold off to 100-fold off in deaths and that is really surprising. >> and what do you think is the leading cause? what is the leading explanation for this mystery? >> so, it still remains i would say a mystery. but there are possibly many causes. and one of the things that i try to do is to

sid so i think that there is no doubt this is about greed for wealth where the profit is taken off the backs of the weak there forever. after more than 20 years of war many people here have known violence displacement and expulsion their entire lives. the country as a collective trauma. and the global green for is also has is contributing to their plight. every day new refugees arrive in a small village of shari hoping to find protection and help. dr gazer tries to help people here too but the need is overwhelming many die of starvation. and. martha is far along in her pregnancy. she isn't giving up and trying to support her 2 children. even if there is food only once a day. most of the time this is because of a partridge in the long term eating mainly because samba will lead to mt nutrition which has its specially serious consequences for joran. that in that. summer in one's there. to the it was not that i don't have enough of anything i have no money i could without salt and oil my children are crying from hunger i have nothing to compare for the girl. i do not know how to pay the ho

administration is struggling to get its arms around the scope of this entire attack here's what he sidprecise number of systems that have been exposed by this vulnerability or ex plated by ransom ware hackers or others, we're working with the private sector to determine that it is certainly the case that maligned actors are still in these microsoft exchange systems which is why we've pushed so hard to get those patched. >> saying the bad guys are still in a lot of these servers. we think the cyber security industry broadly thinks the bad guys are the chinese the white house not pointing fingers specifically at the chinese government but the way this ransom ware works, is that the companies that are being hit hard by it may already know that they've been hit hard by it and someone is extorting them already. we could see that start to happen in the coming days, if those companies decide, you knows what, we're not going to pay the ex extortionists jai read that an a third of customers have not patched their system yet i'm wondering if they went ahead and patched their system if that could

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services and start to understand what's really happening with with long caveat in this whole multitude of sid symptoms that different people experience. with them of tell us what about your order work as a physician and i know that you were involved in the containment of the ball outbreak in africa yes. pediatric injections diseases doctor but i also do disaster response and and imagine sea medical response so i was involved in the very next demick in west africa i was in liberia for about 6 months and then i returned sierra leone at the end of the epidemic to take research into about it as i have quite a lot of research experience in academic and pandemic diseases now. so your love very unusual position of physician has studied in fact as viruses and the impact of the mental nationally and you see the the impact of the pandemic a whole month of yourself suffering from those long term condition what message can you give to people in your position that science lets us coming to the rescue for vaccination of the acute spread of the virus may also be able to hold the key to addressing the proble

branch of the german red cross and his politics should stay out of the decision whether to a prevent sids. as the head of the berlin branch of the german red cross i had that many scientists from the berlin charité clinic say the research documents the studies available about the give a positive impression vaccination is the only serious answer and the only serious way to fight covert 19 and my demands on demand is the following way as the german bread crossed are impartial and do not interfere in political issues but we would like a non ideological decision on vaccines to be made and that everything that is scientifically based is allowed in germany and on the european market this applies to us and to me and to the sputnik v. and this says there should be no ideological or geo political reasons that would dictate selective behavior and my impression is that at least here in germany there's not enough information for scientists to study it properly in recent weeks and days this is change in the most fundamental way and i hear that opinions of many doctors and pharmacists who've been worki

just like this morning it was cool start, but nice recovery quickly by mid morning and t sid seventies the warm spots could be approaching the 80 degree. mark storm surge doctors positioned up to our north, so we had this mild toe warm pattern in place, sixties and seventies. as we head into the next week, we could be talking about another warming trend, maybe even warmer than this weekend. here's the forecast for tomorrow. it's a simple one. sunny for your saturday into sunday, this forecast model tries to bring in some patchy fog coast side so this could lead to some cooling for the beaches may be right around the bay itself. that would be on sunday tomorrow. those still very nice sixties and seventies warm spots getting close to 80 degrees replace like fairfield. 78 same for concord and fremont 76 degrees as staying warm for your sunday just some cooling near the immediate coastline. ah little bit of a drop off in temperatures on monday and then we warm back up tuesday in the wednesday no rain clouds on this five day forecast, but eventually we had to turn the calendar page in the a

there will be no change in due to being union did to me nation to defend human rights and to respond to sid years of a year later than abuses as they said your respective where they are going it well katrina you joins us live now from beijing katrina's our china has reacted with fury to these targeted sanctions what will we hearing and seeing now from beijing. that's right furious is accurate so china quickly issued a statement condemning the sanctions saying that they were based on incorrect information on lies and then it criticized the e.u. for interfering in china's internal affairs and then as you mentioned issued its own reciprocal sanctions although it they increased this somewhat the e.u. sanction for individuals in china and a government body whereas china issued sanctions on 10 individuals all members of the e.u. parliament as well as for organizations including human rights and democracy foundation now this is definitely going to have on the cations on the relationship between the block and china last year china overtook the us as a bloc largest trading partner and after some yea

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vag sid that it's important to note that the c.d.c. makes its decisions based upon what the science and data tells them are the right decisions. not for any other reasons. next question. >> i'm going to try ed one more time. reporter: i did, thank you. let me follow up on the travel question there. director walinsky you specifically said grandparents could visit their daughters' house and see the grandkids. in many case that is will result in grandparents probably getting on a train or plane. to go to a neighboring state or some other state to see them. if a governor calls you today and says, ok, you just said people can gather in homes and this is going to cause people to start traveling despite the urge not to, what guidance would you give that governor regarding vaccinated people coming back to their state? do they still have to quarantine for a certain amount of time? or at this point can they sort of disregard those travel restriction it is they have been vaccinated and fully vaccinated two weeks after the final shot? >> our trave

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before stepping on to air force one, president biden sid stepped a question about whether he would be making a visit to the southern border. >> we are putting in place a plan that i feel very confident about. and i don't care what the other guydoes. >> reporter: earlier day, the white house communications director said that the surge of migrants was not due to administration policies. >> it's a cyclical issue, and one that president biden said is unacceptable to him and he is working to address it. >> reporter: they are work withing to address the controversial new voter law in georgia. >> jim crow racism, we have to call it for what it is. >> reporter: which opponents say it's aimed at making it harder for minorities to vote. >> rather than having the people select theirpolitis,he politicians are trying to cherry pick the voters. >> reporter: the new law does expand early voting days and enacts stricter requirements on absentee ballots and reduces early voting on run-off elections and makes it a crime to deliver food and drink for people waiting to vote. governor brian kemp is saying

it backed up traffic on sebu po ca ed in at large after hitting anotheion district sid show saturdayight. the driver hit them while performing stunts. the four men were hospitalized. they are expected to be okay. >>> stocks starting the week with back and forth on this monday, plus a new warning from the fbi. let's go to diane king hall joining us live. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. great analysis on the trading pattern so far as we kick off a new week of trading on wall street. with trading underway a little less than 15 minutes, choppy action. stocks started under pressure but you see push back, a tug of war between bears and bulls, dow better by 15, 16 points. they call this range bound when stocks are stuck in a narrow range. in the tech sector, a little bit pressure. nasdaq down 26 points at the moment. >>> a warning from fbi about vaccine scams. the agency and other federal authorities are reminding people you don't have to pay for a coronavirus vaccine and you will not be denied aten if telemarketing calls and in some cases door to door visits. government off

that a distance of three feet is enough to keep teachers and students safe in the classroom, of the .sidinea that is certainly promising news for schools, and districts here in the bay area are cautiously optimistic, abc 7 , er r, epnneaortehar: schools pleasanton, recently reopened including middle and high schools, the hybrid mode, means some students are learning from home, online, while others are in the classrooproper protocols keeping a distance of six feet. this is the benefit of returning to in person learning. >> socializing is extremely important. she was really anxious to get back to school. >> reporter: the cdc is now saying three feet apart, is just as safe. >> we have seen data demonstrating that this is safe, even in areas of high community spread. >> the cdc referenced three studies reporting that distancing of three feet between students showed no difference in the number of cases of covid-19mong students. but, the key, according to those studies, is that everyone must wear a mask, and take other preventative measures. schools are optimistic but are not ready to commit t

these are two of the most i have sid -- vivid images being brought to the court, this is one of the threet significant cases we've been following. we lost a brave public servant here. these men are looking at very significant time, even an assault charge. >> trace: thanks, professor turley. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: we'll go live to the u.s.-mexico border where republican lawmakers have gentlemen received a first hand glimpse into president biden's border crisis. the story from one of those lawmakers on the ground is next. >> individuals that they have on the catch list for terrorism are now starting to exploit the southern border. we need to wake up. we need to understand, listen, president biden, you're an okay guy. why don't you just admit you made a mistake with this policy and go to the way it was and keep america safe for all of us? >> a group of house republicans getting a first hand look what happened on the southern border. they're describing overflowing facilities and calling it more than a crisis. the feds are sending fema, which derespond to disasters like hurr

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they are the first to sound the alarm about sids, sudden infant death syndrome. they see it as a pattern. more and more babies dying for no apparently good reason. they sound the alarm about aids. they get these cases where if it is needle sharing, they all seem to be addicts as i make my investigation, they have track marks but they have malaria. , this is a curious combination. what could be going on here? the same thing with aids and the body there. and the coke wars, it is coroners for saying wow, this is a rash of violence i have not seen in my time here before. what exactly is going on? the case we are familiar with, will smith is in a new movie about concussions in football and that is based on a real pathologist that worked in an allegheny hospital in pittsburgh and started to diagnose brain damage, repeated trauma to the head in american football players. and that has become a sort of -- so this is that role that is not that lurid, police outline, chalk outline of how important death investigations are. seeing patterns, raising the alarm, as our society

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the new york sid plays doctor detective and will tell us what in the world is going on. but first, here is my take. during his visit to asia this week, secretary of defense lloyd austin outlined his key concern. >> and while we were focused on issues in the middle east, china has modernized his military and so our goal is to make sure that we maintain a competitive edge over china or anyone else. >> welcome to the new age of bloated pentagon budgets, all to be justified by the great chinese threat. what austin calls america's edge over china is more like a chasm. the united states has nearly 20 times the number of nuclear warheads as china. it has twice the tonnage of warships at sea, including 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, compared with china's two carriers which are much less advanced. washington has over 2,000 modern fighter jets compared to beijings roughly 600 according to sebastian roblan. and the u.s. deployed this power using a vast network of some 800 overseas bases. china has three. china spent about $250 billion on this military which is a third as muc

amsterdam a city known for its not life is holding its 1st major called sid since the pandemic beganmore than a 1000 people are expected in its largest music venue. but they have to abide by strict rules step falseness there and tells us how things are unfolding. finally feel good. again and while there's a real marquee mood here this is not the marching 1300 people here to take part in this march human experiment going to be organized with the birth of the world's largest both a group that's trying to build an experiment the big question here is are people willing and able to follow only 3 regulations at a bright year. here their progress situation the organizers of the year 6 different problems in which their role to be involved bobby brown will be allowed when we are to one big band and the other one they can move around and actually dance this way be organized to fight with the way organize such a large. battleground here. and this includes challenging market are really worried are you smarter. than handing down your job or a great one. the u.s. has condemned new veto polls propo

30 in your patients from the audition always trained with 2 went off then called the i'm annoyed as sids change which changes their frontrunner off the propane which translates into vitals to be more profitable but i'll follow as neutralizer by and the board so given that scientific understanding it's not a surprise that the new variant is the dominant theory into its other even though they cannot be accepted as thought this variant when it arrives if it is brave the queen has to be for 20 or 30 different limit to sickle a thing and they all days it does appear now we have all of the variant 3 just finished and for every day and 99 percent of the genome is there is very the discovery of the variant to railed south africa's plans to begin immunizing its health workers with the oxford astra zeneca vaccine studies had suggested it would cut the risk of contracting the original very. end of covert 19 by 75 percent but a local trial of about 2000 people showed it was lisita fictive against the new variant which showed from gather with colleagues of our foreign affairs any that a lot of infect

and that's what we ought to care about as sids. >> your experience as working with the fbi has been invaluable to us. thank you for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up. today a republican lawyer admitted on the record in the united states supreme court that republicans cannot win elections if we count every vote cast by every legally registered voter. bill katyal will join us next. bill katyal will join us next. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or stop your asthma treatments,

you remember trump attorney sid me powell who made some perky wild accusations about dominion votingachines. she's asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by campaign in dominion. she said nobody was supposed to believe what she was saying at this press conference. dominion in its lawsuit says powell made "wild accusations and outlandish claims" and in her case to dismiss, she's saying, exactly. i made outlandish claims about voting machines and the election and she shouldn't be sued because people would understand what she was saying was not true. "no reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact." president biden travels to columbus today, we'll be monitoring that and janet yellen and jay powell talked to congress. doing it all on twitter. find me there, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thank you. >>> over the last year we've stayed home from work and school and stayed away from friends and loved ones and that's taken a big toll on our mental health. >> many communities found ways to reach out, albeit from a distance. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez j

they're the first to sound the alarm about sids. they're the ones who discovered a sudden infant death syndrome and to see it as a pattern just more and more babies dying for no apparently good reason they sound the alarm about aids again you can imagine these kinds of things right they get these cases where the bot if it's needle sharing right? they all wait. they all seem to be addicts as i make my investigation. they have these track marks. i wonder but they have malaria. this is kind of a curious combination what could be going on here the same thing with aids and the body there cocaine related homicides in the drug wars of the 80s. again. it's the coroners who are saying, whoa, this is a raft of violence that i haven't seen in my time here before what exactly is going on the case that we're most familiar with right will smith is in a new movie about concussions in football and that's based on a real pathologist who worked at an allegheny hospital in pittsburgh and started to diagnose a brain damage and a repeated trauma to the

because the big lie was repeated so many times, and many members of the base believed it, the reps then sidi have to serve my base. they only had to serve their base because they told their base a lie, and they believed it. >> if we're brutally honest, a whole lot of people who love your show spent a lot of time worrying about the former guy. so we need to take all of that energy and transfer it to paying attention to what's going on in state legislatures. i want to recommend democracy dock et. this is being run by the lawyers who won all of those cases across the country, all of the cases brought by the big lie aficionados, and the clown car of lawyers including rudy giuliani at the steering wheel. the lawyers who combatted those lawsuits successfully are now looking at this legislation, you can find out what's going on in your state, what are they proposing, how do you need to get ahold of the people you to to fight this. i think we really need to turn our energy to protecting our democracy over the next 18 months, so we will be prepared to win these important elections in 2022. >> i thin

the executive sid of the outreach, quote: at best it was inappropriate, at worst it was clearly over patent9ly false, and new york city's mayor bill de blasio, who is not a fan of the governor, said this this morning. >> what we've heard about the governor and his team trying to link vaccine supply to political support, that is the definition of corruption. it is disgusting, it is dangerous. there are lives on the line, and it cannot be tolerated. >> reporter: still remarkably sharp criticism from deblahs owe. 26, nearly all of new york's congressional delegation, is now calling on cuomo to resign, but president joe biden in his first direct comment on the matter did not go that far. listen. >> do you think governor andrew cuomo should resign? >> i think the investigation is underway, and we should see what -- [inaudible] >> reporter: over the weekend photos showed a beleaguered governor cuomo outside of the executive mansion in albany. but you know what, jackie? people wondering whether or not he will resign, why hasn't he yet, despite all that, look at some of these poll numbers. p

. >>> we are back with a sid >>> we are back with a sideline shakeup for the washington football teamlegations. erielle reshef has the story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. petra pope is reimagining what entertainment looks like for many nba teams. now promising to completely transform washington football after a pretty tumultuous year. this morning, a major shake-up under way for the washington football team. this time it's on the sidelines. >> i am bringing the nba flavor to the nfl. >> reporter: the franchise hiring veteran creative director petra pope to totally redesign the nfl experience and she's promising to fundamentally transform it. >> when you think about what's modern, it's that. it's conclusion. it's diversity. let's move right into 2021, and be that team. >> reporter: the franchise trying to reboot its image after a year of controversy that involved the demand to change its racially insensitive former name, allegations of sexual and verbal harassment in the workplace, and a recently settled case from former cheerleaders who allege they

stuart: nearly 2 million people have sid the recall newsom petition.re going to get the signatures. former california republican party chair joins us again now. okay, newsom is going to be recalled, there's going to be an election. i want to know what is the main plank of the republican party's campaign in california for governor. >> well, it certainly should be to bring jobs back, and the only way to do that is to make california competitive again. i mean, keep in mind among the western 16 states, california's the highest regulation, the highest taxed and the great number of jobs leaving the state. so if republicans want to win this all, it should be about getting people back to work, not the continued shutdowns or semi-shut down that you see. stuart: it's about cutting taxes, isn't it? you've got the highest taxes in the land and the highest poverty rate in the land. maybe we should drop taxes back a bit, keep people in california, maybe? >> yeah. remember back in 2003 dr. laffer suggested to arnold schwarzenegger that he put in a flat tax to boost t

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sid has started to rotate his office from the kitchen to the lounge to keep things interesting. close a spectacular celebration of music around the world. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. that looked like a great night, didn't it? let's talk more about last night's grammys with our music reporter mark savage. thank you very much for being with us this morning. lots to talk about. the headline is another fantastic night for beyonce.— the headline is another fantastic night for beyonce. absolutely. she didn't even release _ night for beyonce. absolutely. she didn't even release an _ night for beyonce. absolutely. she didn't even release an album - night for beyonce. absolutely. she didn't even release an album last l didn't even release an album last year and she still managed to walk away with four prizes. like you heard, she is on 28 grammy wins, she has the most grammy winds of any living artist. second to a hungarian conductor who has 31. a brilliant night for her. what else were the standouts? i have watched tonnes of grammy ceremonies in my life but this one stood out bec

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