so the -- and i had such a great collaboration with eddie vetter on another movie and -- on "into theenn hansard, and then olivia vetter, eddie's teenage daughter -- beautifully sang the end two songs but, yes, i always love that kind of cinema starting back whether it was mike nichols with "the graduate" or harold mod, where -- you know, songs could help tell the story and i enjoy watching a movie and feeling that music with it >> seth: you were on about a year ago. we were talking remotely, but we were talking about your core foundation which has obviously done great work internationally. but you're using it domestically to do a lot of vaccine outreach. progress do you feel like things are moving in the right direction? how is it going? you're in california a lot >> yeah. well, we -- you know, we're spread out across the states we're in india we're in brazil. we're in haiti, vaccinating now. you know, started with testing there was -- as we know, i mean, it's not a story i can only tell it was -- there was a lot of progress early on. that people have invested in a very fraudulent id

anouk vetter of the netherlands is the overnight leader in the women's heptathlon which finishes laterthe world champions belgium looking to win theirfirst olympic title. and karate, native to the japanese royuku islands that will be making its debut. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @ benmboulos. hello. our temperatures so far this week have topped out in the comfortable low 20s. in greece, a severe extreme heatwave is continuing. there are wildfires. temperatures by day have topped out at 47 degrees, and overnight — this is an overnight temperature on the island of crete — into the mid—30s. now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperatures will come down a bit. ours are about to go down a bit, too. low pressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across

they just said you have to give vetter reasons. is the administration moving towards giving those reasons to the judge? guest: that is a very important point, and the way that this could play out -- let me back up and say again about title 42, if it is going to be continue to be used, which might understand it is used every day, that is going to really be the issue. people are not getting a fair day in court no matter what happens with mpp. mpp really should not be used. there were exceptions, they were supposed to be exceptions for certain people, people who were unaccompanied minors, people who met certain vulnerable populations, transgender cases for example, and people who were in expedited removal. i think that hits the nail on the head, which is the biden administration now has to do a very thorough job of presenting reasons to the federal court that would spell out exactly why the program is not effective, white it is not efficient and why it is not legal most importantly. i would point out a panel has already found the appl

will see if he can maintain his lead in the mens decathlin as the final 5 events are played outanouk vetteright leader in the women's heptathlon. world champion katerina johnson thompson has withdrew after getting injured. australia and belgium will clash in the mens hockey final, with the world champions belgium looking to win theirfirst olympic title. and karate, native to the japanese royuku islands and new entry in this years games, will begin later. we have been enjoying those new sports. also, the men's skateboarding final has just started. the women's event was yesterday, so we will be updating on that incoming hours. but, one of the big talking points at the games has been the athletes opening up. night, the american sprinter was the latest to talk about mental health and the pressure on him coming into the games. earlier, i caught up with the australian swimming legend, ian thorpe, about the trend we have seen of athletes being more vocal about their emotions and well—being. i think what it is, there's messages coming from high—profile athletes that they are with — high—profile ath

is there any reason to believe the vetter have any interest other than open borders? and number four, where are the non-americans going to be settled? and do state and local officials have any say in that matter? number five, are we paying the taliban to stop them from attacking the airports? if so, under what legal authority are these payments being made? all of this has to be investigated immediately. biden says now is not the time, yes, now is the time. the g.o.p. must also be prepared to go to court. every american has got to get out of there, but our constitution and our laws have to be followed every step of the way. must be nine people, as i just said, just fought that case on the state state in mexico -- have to assume they are breaking the law here, as well. the g.o.p. must make clear it will not support more defense standing until austin, millie, and sullivan are all gone. otherwise we are just going to be throwing good money -- they will start listening after that. biden's team is not going to answer -- there is no point attending otherwise beer the democra

many of them may be skiers or vetters in the summer, but how remarkable this collection of plants iseople from all corners of the world. >> we certainly bore that in mind when we were trying to decide what kinds of plants to grow here. you know, many gardens only grow plants from the region that they are in in the country, and we made a decision that we were a very international ski destination. like you say, many of our visitors come from all over the world and so we made a decision. we certainly, the pride of our collection is our colorado alpine collection. but we have plants from all over the world and the most asked for plants are the idle wise from the european alps and the deep blue -- also from the alps. and we also grow himalayan blue poppy which is not a very easy plant to grow, and those are the highlights of this garden. columbines too, of course, from colorado. but, no, the international plants cause a stuff. >> i imagine it's a learning curve, especially when you're bringing in plants from the himalayas or the european heights. what have you learned about these plants b

they just said you have to give vetter reasons.s the administration moving towards giving those reasons to the judge? guest: that is a very important point, and the way that this could play out -- let me back up and say again about title 42, if it is going to be continue to be used, which might understand it is used every day, that is going to really be the issue. people are not getting a fair day in court no matter what happens with mpp. mpp really should not be used. there were exceptions, they were supposed to be exceptions for certain people, people who were unaccompanied minors, people who met certain vulnerable populations, transgender cases for example, and people who were in expedited removal. i think that hits the nail on the head, which is the biden administration now has to do a very thorough job of presenting reasons to the federal court that would spell out exactly why the program is not effective, white it is not efficient and why it is not legal most importantly. i would point out a panel has already found the applic