a researcher at the university of hole and got we asked him whether phages could also pose a danger. one type of phage called temperature does not immediately force its bacterial host to produce a new phase generation instead it integrates its genome into the out of the bacterium. from the bacterium reproduces it also replicates the virus genome at the same time it's a very elegant method of genetic reproduction but it also makes this sort of phage potentially dangerous because when the viruses are finally released they can also transfer a part of the bacterial genome of their host including genes for antibiotic resistance or toxins to other bacteria if it's legal in that way it's well known that bacteria phages can spread factors such as virial and genes or resistance genes and that could also possibly happen if they are used in the food industry but these kind of phages temperate phages which can integrate their genome into the genome of their host bacterium wouldn't be used in the food industry. that sector would focus on faders that really only destroy bacteria. and there the like

is with the laws of physics we're also fractals of everything and they say there's a you know a black hole in the middle of every galaxy of every universe and if there's multi versus then there are plenty of black holes so it only makes sense that you know we humans and animals societies and things on earth we create the thing that we are from like that is what we know is these black holes and this black hole of debt is sucking in. the black holes are what defy the laws of physics that's what causes the time space continuum to shatter and that's why the black hole of debt has become so hard and big as you say we've passive and rising and that's why you see this because of occasion of time and matter including time negative interest rates matter negative oil prices the biggest lie economists central bankers and financial media tells is that they're fighting deflation by injecting more money into the black hole they are causing the deflation deflation as the defined as the expansion of the black hole of debt and it's gotten to the point where it's now attracting it's own it's out of control you can't stop it there's no stopping the black

turn me off and speak of the black hole of debt that is where all of the universe and. pastor of lives a central bank balance sheet and its cosmic source calling the g.d.p. of the world. now or at the white hole of debt as i am still most training with this white piece of cardboard. the white for dead has all the other side of deep black hole of debt and in an era of major interest rates and negative oil prices we have to call rising hard concept to debt hole from black to white makes sense and of course not. you shouldn't somebody. just let me see yes. i was on the floor some things in my basket and you know trying praying. i. mean what's the best time for friends 3000 words i was having chilling fever i didn't have any sense of ceaseless now i'm in the most you can go to the world with you. recently she you know sometimes you just used to say. that was some of the song around through the research. didn't. push myself coppola do this for me in the bible go to. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape our disdain comes to advoca

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the very matter out of which we're comprised will decay into its component parts, black holes will evaporate and the temperature of the universeor us, the universe will end not in fire but in ice. and not with a bang, but with a whimper. have a nice day! >> stephen: thanks, neil. well, there you have it, parents. i hope that gave you a little break. and if your kids have questions at home, please post a video to social media using the hashtag "colbert kid questions" and we might just feature it in our next installmentment of, "stephen takes your kids." again, we need a better title. we'll be right back. it just-- you understand what it sounds like. okay. ♪ ♪ it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be meas

of the year but the u.s. is not joining this european led conference let's go straightaway to jenna hole who joins me from the university of oxford where researchers are working on a vaccine. research in just a minute but 1st this conference is taking place to give impetus to the search for a vaccine. yes not just a vaccine nic. of course that's the headline issue here and boris johnson will tell his conference when it opens shortly that the search for a vaccine is the most urgent shared endeavor of our lifetime and clearly that's the way everyone sees the vaccine as the sort of single silver bullet that will offer the ultimate solution to the coronavirus epidemic globally but the conference is also looking at the other issues to do with combating covert $1000.00 which is therapeutic treatments drug treatments to deal with the symptoms of covered 900 and also in themselves being life saving treatments and better diagnostics better testing regimes better able to manage all of it the 2nd wave of the crisis possibly a 3rd wave of the crisis as and when they appear so this conference is all about harnessing kind of global e

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of san jose it's about $71 million in the hole. >> a live look now with the latest number of coronavirus cases from johns hopkins university. there are nearly 1.4 million cases in the united states died . >> appearing before a senate health committee hearing, dr. anthony fauci warned of serious consequences if the u.s. open . >> there is a real risk that could trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control which could set you back not only leading to some suffering and death that could be avoided but could set you back on the road to try to get economic recovery . >> president trump is trying to paint the administration's response to the pandemic as a success but senators say there is still a lot of work to be done . >> . >> trump must acknowledge that the federal response has been insufficient . >> dr. fauci says that more than 150 children infected with the rare inflammatory syndrome, possibly linked to covid-19, there is still a lot even he does not know . >> the california state university system plans to keep most classes online this fall, yesterday the chancellor said that the risk so to great to have's units

state university is like the mothership of a lot of the innovation, i have partners at the ohio state university and in dayton, amazing infrastructure ready to dig ourselves out of this memory hole that we have o been in andi also recommend this article the interested bystanders was a collaboration between google civics and i'm trying to remember an individual who is a civic researcher. . . . vic researcher, and it tald about the reorganization of mores and how much interpersonal and individualized people desire to interact with their governments. it's really a beautiful iteration of what we already i want you to be or have courage and know that there is a lot going on out there but we have not named it yet. it has everything to do with how we will organize ourselves goinf forward with those resources. they are they are. i would be happy to share the ones i know but i think if we make a place for them to show up so it's not just about a vote but about a voice. that is why, i think, i'm interested in the deliberative process which is how do we reimagine committees during this time and maybe we can pull our new best practices out and continue forward with them when we can show up

we would say is blank of course of that exquisite structure role detail, galaxies swirling together, black holes it is really a revolution how we understand our universe. and hubble has done another thing that's pretty remarkable thanks to the coming-of-age in the personal computer era has blossomed it has entered our consciousness and pop culture and ways that no instrument has ever done two hats a lunchbox it is remarkable because we can propagate it further please don't do any more tattoos but you can do a scan. that is the first and only scientific spacecraft that has improved over the course and has entered the popular imagination globally. it is really quite extraordinary and has radically transformed our understanding of the universe. so back to the crew that went up in 1983 the first of many honors the servicing team would receive two touchdown just before 2:30 a.m. eastern standard time and then passing back to the ground operations team at kennedy crowded into the main control room to witness the traditional ceremony hanging the plaque to the array of mission plaques is the highlight of this celebration for flight director awards this to the

assess the impact of state and federal aid as for the city of san jose it's about $71 million in the hole . >> the california state university system plans to keep most classes online this fall. yesterday the chancellor said the risks are too great to have students return to the 23 campuses. there will be a small number of classes that will meet in person with safety protocol such as clinical nursing courses in biology labs. beginning monday, small group of students in marin county will be back in the classroom. it's an experiment that could determine what school might look like in the fall. keeping to the guidelines from public health officials for just 12 kids from san jose middle school in nevada will resume studies together. the marin county office of education came up with a pilot program to see what could replace distance-learning . >> for some students there will be a distance-learning approach but it isn't really working so, we want to make sure that we are not setting up for a one size fits all as we look to the fall . >> the classes for special education students who have been esally missing the caring connection t

mayor, have you done any work on what type of financial hole that puts you in if the universities don'tat you need >> yes yes. that's been the cause of many sleepless nights over two months i took office at the height of the great recession. i was first elected 13 years ago. and i closed a budget deficit that was $3.5 million large. it was the largest deficit in the city's history we worked really hard to close it we're now facing a budget deficit of $15 million five times the size of the largest we've ever had and that assumes, honestly, that budget deficit assumes the students are coming back in the fall if students don't come back in the fall, we're in real -- cataclysmic trouble. that's why the bill the house democrats passed last friday, a tremendous bill that would have helped us -- we're in a finger trap right now we can't reopen the economy in this economy not if we have to furlough a quarter of employees we've had to close down our youth services how are people going to go back to work if they have nowhere to drop their kids off. we need the federal government to get the engine

of lockdown the shops restaurants and hairdressers open their doors once again initially. the best hole in the united states has passed 90000 with nearly 1500000 people infected according to johns hopkins university the u.s. has no record of 90312 coronavirus related deaths just after the country passed that mark president donald trump the clear that he was taking the controversial and unproven treatment how drugs the chloral quinn to prevent coronavirus infection he said many frontline workers were also taking it the drug which has been used to prevent kaleri and has been repeatedly touted by trump as a potential game changer. by kava joins us live now from the white house so it's quite a revelation there by president trump that he's taking this drug that he's obviously been plugging for weeks now as a potential cure a prevention measure kind of reaction has there been so far to his statement. well it was in a word utterly astounding president trump indicating that he started taking the drug a week and a half ago this sort of will appear following a letter from an unnamed doctor in westchester in upstate new york who tottered the use of the drug in this letter to president trump which he quoted

of the ballot house archive in berlin the tiny house university. the project's initiator is german architect van barrow the menses. a holes for 100 years ago about house reimagine the future at a time when the system was changing from a monarchy to a democracy. back then no one knew exactly what democracy would look like what equal rights for all would look like what a home would look like if everyone had a right to their own kitchen filled with light and with about what would a society in which everyone had access to education actually look like. today people are once again rethinking architecture and education from the ground up. these are all their homes and this is where people can experiment fashion the question they'll be investigating is how can we revolutionize architecture and learning and it starts with small questions for example how can we use space without owning it or. to think that's where the idea of the tiny house comes in one which i find very charming from a tiny house on wheels if it's on wheels it has a number plate it has a legal status of a car and a car doesn't need its own piece of land. around he

today university of michigan economics professor justin wolfers diagnosed the problem this way. bottom line, the economy is in a massive hole caused by the reality being close to others could kill. the only pathway to a robust recovery is to fix the public health crisis. we have no economic tools as powerful as our public health tools end quote. that's part of his twitter feed and if you're not on it, you should be on it. justin is very good on twitter. joining us is justin wolfers professor of i can no, ma'am ma -- economics at the university of michigan. zeke said all of this modelling does not take into account people were staying home before there were stay-at-home orders and doesn't matter how many trillions of dollars you put in and make the stock market go up as it has been doing, it doesn't matter. if people think they are going to die from being around other people, they will alter their behavior and it will stifle the economy. >> there is one economic problem, leaving the house isn't safe. that's bad news for consumers because they're not going to go out and spend. it's also bad news on the supply side of the econ

hole in budgets, universities everywhere will have to wait. in italy, the first country in the world to impose a national lockdown to try to control the pandemic, some ofter two months of quarantine. parks, construction sites and factories are reopening, and people can visit relatives again and move around their region. but the extent of the social and economic impact of the shutdown is still unclear as our correspondent mark lowen reports. a nation that has shed so many tears alone, can finally grieve together. in naples today, the first funerals allowed with a maximum of 15 people, as italy opens up. being unable to say goodbye or visit graves has been one of cruellest losses of the lockdown. this is a beautiful day as i can visit my son who died ten years ago, says this woman. thank you to eve ryo ne says this woman. thank you to everyone who has made it possible. i can't say anything more, i am too emotional. as the world's longest shut down of the pandemic starts to fade, outdoor exercise is now allowed. parks and some businesses are re—opening and relatives can see each other again, with distance and masks. so finally people can visit the family

well, today university of michigan economics professor justin wolfers diagnosed the problem this way. quote, bottom line, the economy is in a massive holesed by the reality that being close to others could kill. the only pathway to a robust recovery is to fix the public health crisis. we have no economic tools as powerful as our public health tools, end quote. that's part of his twitter feed. and if you don't -- if you're not on it, you should be on it. justin's very good on twitter. joining us now is justin wolfers, a professor of economics and public policy at the university of michigan. justin, zeke teed you up perfectly because he said all of this modeling does not take into account that people were staying home before there were stay-at-home orders and that it doesn't matter how many trillions of dollars you put in and you make the stock market go up as it has been doing, it doesn't matter. if people think they're going to die by being around other people, they were alter their behavior, and that will stifle the economy. >> right now that's exactly one economic problem. leaving the house isn't safe. that's bad news for consumers be

university of delaware, this seems like another distraction on a very bad day for joe biden where you have a disastrous interview that people are saying was a train wreck on msnbc where he dug his hole now it seems like he's delaying, distracting and not letting people get to the bottom of what happened with terror read. your reaction. >> thank you for having me on, i appreciate it. when it comes to the entire process, my lawyer has and had my political hack, the lawyer hatton me, falsely accused on a terrorist. and he was afforded due process. i think that brett kavanaugh should've been afforded due process, think joe biden should be afforded due process. that is the lawyer in me. the political animal in me says there is a hypocrisy that is incredible going on. the democrats only want to pay attention to the victim when the accused republican, when he accuses the democrat to try to gloss over. when it comes to the records that joe biden should hand over, justice kavanaugh handed over his daily planner from high school, joe biden can produce these documents if he wants to and he should. only to say the accused have the right of due process. victims have rights to and the victims hav

was in school at the university of scranton and she didn't want to be away from home because of the situation for such a long period of time so she transferred down to the south hole education just to be with the family and be supportive. tommy and jillian have always treated me as their second mother. i have two other nieces that were so young that they didn't really quite understand it at the time. but, you know, we are a small but mighty family. jillian: annie kate my dad always gets you flowers. mom, surprise, we have delivered flowers to your work for mother's day. >> hi. jillian: we did social distancing of the deliver rift flowers this year from dad. >> thank you so much. jillian: i love you all. we have to go. >> thank you so much. >> back at work. ainsley: healthcare worker prayers for her. happy mother's day. dan crenshaw and joey jones coming up. if you have asthma or copd, these are challenging times, and you may have a lot on your mind. we want to help, with real questions from you, and real answers from experts. we can get through this together. visit letsbreathetogether.com. we can get through some companies still have hr stuck between employeesente

university. i had a phone call from cory. who did not know from a hole in the ground. on the campaign manager from candidate trump . summer ofnd he said, mr. trump and he is preparing for the full debate on national security. what i consider meeting with candidate trump. and perhaps prepare him for that debate and i said sure. i flew to new york . onto trump tower and then candidate trump's office and i sat down with him closer than we are at his desk . and we had this incredible blue sky discussion on security issues from the civil war right up to ices the nuclear weapons. and halfway through the discussion he did classic tropism and keep looking cory in the quarter and said, i like this guy. let's hire him. and he asked me to become a consultant in the trump organization . and prepared brief sprays debate and then eventually became i get snow general mike flynn who had in his transition team. i become part of the official, i became part of the official presidential transition team. and finally was offered the job of deputy assistant to the president for strategy which i started 12th of one on january . host: and how long d