movement of water i see the depth then i see the surface can i can also see several layers in the middle violet i don't feel life is simply black and white yes i think there are many nuances between black and white caps and that's the connection that i feel so it's different been. the artist has a meeting in the studio of course stuff done trachea. this is where her designs are translated into the medium of glass. one of the windows shows since benedict's twin sister since benedict gets a window so does glass ticker fred meyer hole fergie's the chief glazier at the workshop and lily ramish the glass painter. we thought not so red yet it's good in school it's more green or grey. was a torn here and this red shade here is very dominant is there none is too long it's not like that in the design. there is no red on the ground in the composition and that's important to me and why did i choose that it was this all the red should be higher up here there's a reason why i did it like this and we must keep it that way. if we have read here we ruin the composition. would be green or. no. one i've struggle

become an apprentice, to the most famous master guitar maker of the time he had any interest in the violet. he went right from furniture to guitar. so i don't think he just, it didn't. it wasn't something that interested him, the guitar, by this point, by the late 17, early 18. hundreds that had worked his way up into northern europe. had become relatively refined and relatively standardized. and it, it, there was, there must have been something about that thing. the guitar that intrigued him enough that he decided to stop working for his father and ultimately having to go to vienna because the violin makers at that time weren't interested in the guitar. so they didn't even want to teach him. they didn't really probably know how to do it. so then he went to vienna as a young man alert under your hunched offer. oh, christiane fried his martin remained in vienna for 14 years. he met his wife there, the daughter of an acclaimed cabinet maker, and started a family. eventually, he decided to return to his native saxony to open a guitar building workshop under his own name. he came home and the

for his part the da held his own anti-violet summit. >>> still ahead lake levels are dropping fast in the police to slow the draw from this northern california waterway. >>> another day with the 10 degrees temperature drop. also small white caps on the water. >>> we go to a drought emergency across much of california. another example of how dry things are getting. ocean lake about 30 miles northeast of sacramento is standing at one of the lowest levels ever. >> we had some technical issues, but you can track the latest drought conditions and water restrictions by going to kpix 5.com/drought. >> they say this drought could be worse than the one back in 2015. >>> governor do some just submitted a $260 million in budget to the legislature and calling it the california come back plan. some of the highlights include a direct check of $600 to californians making less than $75,000 a year and 20 billion forpublix girls and 12 billion to tackle homelessness. a more than $5 billion investment in drought response and water resilience. the spending plan goes to the legislature. we first brought y

violet is very nice most of the time. she did get in a fight this past weekend. pete: so, mostly peaceful dogs is what we are going with here. >> will: she is like a riot in kenosha, mostly peaceful. >> pete: as you know, i'm a cat guy. i don't know why there is no cat emoji there. that is what i would have put there. >> will: they want to secretly kill you while you are asleep. it is not a secret. we don't need a poll. the cats are plotting. >> pete: i love you, man. thank you. appreciate it. all right, as we close again tonight, i leave you with a segment we call "here's what i mean." now will cain hates memes but i love them because i'm a simple person. i learned this morning for my kids in the kitchen that it's "star wars" day. you know, made don mike may the force be with you. who knew? while the internet did. everyone said memes like this. i could barely sit through them. i am more of a may 5th guy. you know, cinco de mayo and thanks to former president trump, i know exactly where to get a taco bowl. here i come. and by the way, welcome back to social media

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the boards fall into the 2 posed by mr trump on general with the 6th so you leave violet to facebook's community standards and the instagram's community guidelines given the seriousness of the violations and the ongoing risk of violence facebook was justified in suspending mr trump's accounts on jenner of the 6 and extended that suspension on generally the 7th however it was not appropriate for facebook to impose an indefinite suspension what facebook twitter and google have done is a total disgrace and an embarrassment told country these corrupt social media companies must pay a political price and must never again be allowed to destroy and decimate electoral processes. to take giant skating trunk violated bearing siteman to violence policy we discuss the implications of this with former trump campaign adviser karen. should actually terrify every single american in any single citizen in the free world because we're looking at. a private for ration who is upgrading as a platform and one day and a publisher the next day we can have have it both ways but apparently we are right now these

and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are, you will have to be able to relate to the human condition the way i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why me the root causes of the conflict, remain the occupation default if displacement view and agency for palestinian says says the cycle of violence will return unless the underlying issues of the israel palestine conflict or resolved. ah, this is our life and also coming up is ready jewish visitors return to alex.

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. >> attention, ultra violet lights are on. >> reporter: m.i.t. has engineered this so-called coronavirus killer robot to sterilize the office once employees leave for the day. pandemic driven innovations designed to lure lerry employees back to the office. >> we need the incentive because we've proven we can work there. >> she is with the commercial real estate firm cushman and wakefield which recently surveyed 6,000 employees from a hundred countries and found 78% of workers said their jobs should embrace remote working long term. >> everybody has been an equal face on the screen throughout video conferencing and we're going to expect that equality to continue. >> reporter: so whether working at home or in the office the expectation will be you can have the same kind of experience. >> absolutely. gone are the days of the tv and the $30 camera taped to the top and calling that the video conference suite. >> reporter: covid renovations are also building momentum on the home front. >> this is our entry area. >> reporter: stacy band just redid her k

state they release photons bursts of energy in the form of light oxygen glows green in red nitrogen violet. fluorescent tubes work the same way. we can only see polar lights northern or southern when it's dark and there are more hours of darkness in the winter so that's when there's more of a chance of catching a glimpse. since earth's magnetic field steers solar winds to both poles the lights do indeed also occur at the south pole. as one researcher put it polar lights are like the sun blowing us a kiss. on his right why. do you have a science question you'd like us to answer they don't get in touch you can send us a video text over there if it makes it onto the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just tell us. you can find more interesting science stories at g.w. dot com slash science and on now twitter feed. increased drought in spain is a challenge for many wine grove is that's prompted some to experiment with the star shows instead in the indian district of hyderabad special purpose greenhouses are helping to protect crops from drought conditions and in the m

become an apprentice, to the most famous master guitar maker of the time he had any interest in the violet. he went right from furniture to guitar. so i don't think he just, it didn't. it wasn't something that interested him, the guitar, by this point, by the late 17, early 18. hundreds that had worked its way up into northern europe. had become relatively refined and relatively standardized. and it, it was, there must have been something about that thing. the guitar that intrigued him enough that he decided to stop working for his father and ultimately having to go to vienna because the violin makers at that time weren't interested in the guitar. so they didn't even want to teach him. they didn't really probably know how to do it. so then he went to vienna as a young man and learn under johan staffer christiane fried. his martin remained in vienna for 14 years. he met his wife there, the daughter of an acclaimed cabinet maker, and started a family. eventually he decided to return to his native saxony to open it to tar building workshop. under his own name, he came home and the violin make

yet been invented. surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer is using ultra violet and infrared light and so on. but then we proteomic assistance came along and examined the proteins. there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lam fetuses. it turns out this one was non calfskin by the rigor. he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century in the south of france. this new method, together with textual analysis, have revealed the bible's origins. no one is the lar inches library, had ever heard of proteomics before. waste that we have it, i mean, you know, this was absolutely new to us. we get to hold the academic world. our researchers and experts are manuscripts. something that was completely unknown to them. something we always wanted that a physical analysis of our document, e fees. i guess he had a problem. he needed samples that his pershing analyses and most libraries and museums refused to allow precious works to be damaged in any way. but the solution was found to re

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beyond these doors four patients have become aggressive and two of them are making threats a code violet is called staff on the floor rush to assist >> first off, did anybody actually get hit? >> reporter: a half hour later we're invited into the staff debrief. the answer, no no one was injured >> i think we did a good job allowing the patients to show that they were willing to de-escalate themselves >> we provided the best outcome for these kids no one had to go hands on with them >> reporter: are there magic words to de-escalate? >> i think for me a lot of times it's silence, patience. i want to hear what they have going on i want to know why they're mad.ve a lot of training in that and then every coupl months we're retrained. >> reporter: if talk alone doesn't work, this room, empty and padded, is available >> this is one of our seclusion rooms. >> how often would you say you have to use this >> we use these rooms probably more frequently with the door open, and we use them because it enables children to not have a lot of stimulus around them sometimes that can help de-escalate the si

know violet almost ended up finding a safe place to live. that is both close enough to the water and affordable is certainly not realistic. otherwise we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning bags like global ideas. deutscher fellows, environmental theories will show you how climate change and mental conservation is taking shape around the world with teacher resources as already educators can start right away. knowledge sharing to download it. now for free, global ideas learning what is a circular economy? me taken mt disposable coffee cup. it goes in the bin shoes, check them out, out of date. so production use, disposal and then more production everyday life in the modern world. it always the tremendous amount of valuable resources, including finite ones, like oil, gas and precious metal. our disposable society creates tons of dangerous. however, emphasizes some killer patterns. everything is a cycle grow and when they die, then nutrients return to the soil. and then the cycle begins again. can we create such cycles s

state they release photons bursts of energy in the form of light oxygen glows green in red nitrogen violet. fluorescent tubes work the same way. we can only see polar lights northern or southern when it's dark and there are more hours of darkness in the winter so that's when there's more of a chance of catching a glimpse. since earth's magnetic field steers solar winds to both poles the lights do indeed also occur at the south pole. as one researcher put it polar lights are like the sun blowing us a kiss. on his great white ladder even. do you have a science question you'd like us to answer then get in touch you can send us a video text. if it makes it onto the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just ask. if you can find more interesting science stories at g.w. dot com slash science and the now twitter feed. increase drought in spain is a challenge for many wine growers that's prompted some to experiment with the style shows instead in the indian district of hyderabad special purpose greenhouses are helping to protect crops from drought conditions and in the mone

that white light is made up of all the colors in the rainbow, red, orange, yellow, green, indigo and violet. when you have that white sunlight and it comes in contact with the raindrop, the raindrop causes that white light to scatter in all different directions and then it reflects on the back side of the raindrop into our eyes, just like a mirror when this happens on a huge scale like when there are millions of raindrops in the sky, we end up seeing the huge rainbow we know and love here's a little secret if it's sunny by you but not raining, grab a garden hose, spray it into the sunlight and i promise you, you can make your own rainbow at home. i can't promise there will be gold at the end of the rainbow. >> i love the idea of an at-home rainbow. i was driving in california recently and it was the first time i can recall seeing beginning to the end, the entire arc. >> it is special when you have is that unobstructed view. if we didn't have the horizon, you would see the whole circle the horizon cuts it in half. >> i'm only seeing half. i'll stop bragging about seeing the full rainbow than

converts carlos' into sounds and unlike the human eye his intent i can even detect infrared and out of violets he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work pretty intense but actually there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces they allow direct communication between brain and computer so you can control device with your mind but it's not just a gimmick it can fundamentally improve the lives of people with spinal injuries on your logical disorders u.s. tech titan mosque is developing a brain computer interface at a startup neurally the team implanted chips in both brain hemispheres of a macaque pager they then taught him to play a game with a joystick and to snuff signals were transmitted to a computer via bluetooth pager was fed bananas movie through a tube as a reward when the researchers the activate of the joystick pager controlled the game with this pause alone the computer had learned to interpret the brain activity but there are a. devices that humans can control of the mind even with the brain chip like by only prosthesis that replace missin

manuel, the man explodes himself through flamenco and constantly find new interpretations in his violet. o tour or authors dance in 2018. he counted up dream worlds on stage like a magician and spirited the audience away on a journey through his subconscious the . he's earned a claim for deliberately breaking with gender roles and provoking both audiences and critics alike gathered. of course, it's great to prove that i realize that you still have a long way to go before society, except that every individual only identity static. so people already do that, there's still a long way ahead i you will keep the maps when i come in on the hope that one day people who say we're dressing up anymore. but we're simply putting on dresses up on the performers from 39 countries have been competing this week in the eurovision song contest, including elaine, that's ugly, new representing cypress, gave me her song. the blow is about falling in love with the devil. and that's got some people in cyprus, pretty upset. dozens of orthodox christians protested against the lyrics. they say promot, satan worsh

all the what's his role should be the votes and i'm going to prove that only candidates forswear violet should be allowed to run and that makes to be applied in the way that it was an up to the if test an election before the cold calls let me ask you before we run out of time about jobs as we're talking about politicians and politics prime minister benjamin netanyahu he faces criminal charges and he has not been able to put together a working governing coalition after 4 elections even your opinion ambassador are the the chances for progress towards peace in the region are they better or worse if binge monette yahoo remains in a position of power. it depends very much on what kind of coalition. if he has that right wing religious television that he's been trying to put together in these last 4 elections will do so if he manages somehow to cobble together that kind of coalition shots some place somewhere between 0 and up if he's forced to go into a coalition with the center left parties which is done before then i think it may be possible to move the process forward but that doesn't look

essentially using their leverage to try and delay that sale and to really force israel's hand to stop the violet. kimberly, how can thank you very much. still to come on out here at the cost of reporting india's cobit crisis. more than $200.00 journalists, a last to the current of ira. ah hello the weather. amazed disappointedly. call across not to hear back boys. it's sherry as well. more of those heavy showers rattling through very low pressure into east and possibly some heavy down pulls. coming in here. we're going through the next 24 hours or so because rush of showers that across much of the content, the warm sunshine, best place to go is across the med is fine. and why have largely clear skies as a move out of the way? look what's coming in next, and unseasonably wet and when the area of low pressure sweeping. and this is the sort of thing you expect to see around october when it's making its way across. the pretty styles as we go on through thursday on into friday. very strong winds, potentially damaging winds coming in across southern parts of england and wales. and those brisk winds co

this whole what's the role should be the votes and i'm going to do that only candidates forswear violet should be allowed to run. that makes to be applied in the way that it was brought up to the if test an election before the cold calls let me ask you before we run out of time about substance we're talking about politicians and politics prime minister benjamin netanyahu he faces criminal charges and he has not been able to put together a working governing coalition after 4 elections in in your opinion ambassador are the chances for progress towards peace in the region are they better or worse if binge mean that yahoo remains in a position of power. it depends very much on what kind of coalition. if he has that right wing religious television that he's been trying to put together in these last 4 elections in the south to do so. if he manages somehow to cobble together that kind of coalition shots some place somewhere between 0 and if he is forced to go into a coalition with the center left parties which he's done before then i think it may be possible to move the process forward but tha

fact that when they're transplant, if they're not giving compensation eslie at work, the article age violet and east south. legally, they have to be one of the workers and also many areas and equities not only was safety also in texas, because when we started doing the factory and we had, we have one factory, you know, affects the lock except the union. but when they come with the stablish that actually the union i did it with the committee member on the work effect. so then the union and the best 3 and brand and when they have initial meeting and all the workers may be better, they are accepted. you know that fact that it has also signed the collective bargaining agreement. so also we have the payment issue, i need any other issues of the issue is also sometimes many cases we get that team so i see him not be work like that. and also echoed was also been to the union if that is in the violence also they have after 6 months. so we want this kind of shape. we want to be able to pick them, which would be very neutral and independent. he was not against that industry because if the practice he

and that unfortunately in the 70s became violet begins in 73 with the overshoot throw the king. but you know, by the time the soviet union invades in december 79, already 800000 people have been killed enough canister in the united states has already had already been funding accident long before the install. the troops turned up and the american culpability. and this is really quite nefarious before the soviet union and age, the goal of the americans was the base, the soviet union into invading afghanistan to give the soviet union its own vietnam. so it basically more than 40 years later. and just to show how insidious the american policy was, how much back of foresight just a couple months before the americans started spending a lot of money to the merger, dean in afghanistan to these is lemme islamic fighters and africana stand. the american ambassador was kidnapped by these very same groups and murdered. and we had the same thing repeated self and leave a few years back in history. but it runs absolutely, absolutely. but the, the blindness to this, and the conviction of their

decision to cut police funding off the crime rates and the white house, the clothes and make a gun violet, ah, welcome, you're watching the weekly here on, on the international bringing you will, the latest headlines along with it. round up the stories that shapes the week. the 1st, the danish secret service helped america's national security agency to spy on top. the politicians, including german chancellor anglo merkel, that's according to a media investigation published on sunday. on this, i'm joined live by your team, corresponded to oliver pizza, get to see what exactly has been revealed here. hello. right. well, what we found out is the denmark played a crucial role, or to put that more correctly the danish defense intelligence service. basically copenhagen spy agency played a crucial role in allowing the united states is national security agency or n s a to spy on key european allies. major figures in countries like germany, france, norway, sweden. here in germany, it was chancellor anglo medical, as well as the jan and president frank full to shine maya, who came in for scrutiny f

the relation of a nation, violet rose faces of firearms of criticism unclosed as face from the youth. the author of passenger jet was forced to make an emergency devotion to min over a hopes and bomb threat. then an opposition activist on board was all of a sudden arrested citizen america back track on the decisions to cut police funding off the crime rates. and the white house declares an epidemic a gun violent ah, welcome to the sunday program, the weekly here in the international as we come to your life from moscow just after 4 pm on sunday afternoon with highlighting the top stories of the week. and trying to once again, has refuted claims. the corona virus originated from one of the country's labs. it comes off to the us side, is doubling down on efforts to find the source of the pandemic advances. saskia taylor now investigates. remember donald trump and his administration's take on the corona virus, the chinese virus comes lose. the china, a virus calling, journeys flew to china flu. there's enormous evidence that that's where the spaghetti, remember 10 has a history of infecti

s. israel's biggest ally had been putting on the pressure to stop the violets. president joe biden reportedly warned benjamin netanyahu that he couldn't withstand international criticism of the gaza strikes for much longer. gabriel elizondo has more from washington d. c. president joe biden had come under increase pressure over the last week to do more to try to stop the violence, particularly with progresses within the democratic party who were calling on biden, to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pursue more aggressively a ceasefire. so ultimately, when biting did announce a cease fire, he wanted to show that the u. s. was very much involved in it and wanted to take some credit. we've held intention, high level discussions, our by our literally egypt, palestinian authority and other middle eastern countries with a name of avoiding disorder, pro long conflict we've seen in previous years when, how still it is broken out. i believe the palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely and enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. my administr

not in america is a region of wonder joy, tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition away. i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why me the root causes of the conflict remain the occupation default if displacement view and agency for palestinian says, says the cycle of violence will return unless the underlying issues of the israel palestine conflict or resolved, ah, this is our life and also coming up is ready jewish visitors return to alex so most compound, despite warnings, the tours undermine the seat. the us joins the leaders in condemning, fellers for the voting of passenger jet to arrest and opposition activists struggling to get on the property like how england's over heated housing market is pushing prices out of reach for many. ah, so the fragile peace between israel and palestinian groups will not last unless the underlying issues are addressed. that's the warning for the unite

i can also see several layers in the middle of violet i don't feel life is simply black and white yesi think there are many nuances between black and white caps and that's the connection that i feel so it's different in. the artist has a meeting in the studio of course stuff done trade. this is where her designs are translated into the medium of glass. one of the windows shows since benedict's twin sister since benedict gets a window so disgusting fred my a hole further is the chief glazier at the workshop and lily ramish the glass painter. nice thought not so red yet it's good in school it's more green or grey. was a torn here and this red shade here is very dominant is there none. at all it's not like that in the design. there is no red on the ground in the composition that's important to me and why did i choose that it was as already should be higher up here there's a reason why i did it like this and we must keep it that way. if we have read here we ruin the composition. good green or. no. when i've struggled with a glass and then we have to change it in the end afterall that's no

violets like this almost always alludes control.rt of that is things that are responsive to american policy, responsive of weeks and weeks of incitement and the payment of an siting writing and —— inciting writing. an siting writing and -- inciting writing.- an siting writing and -- inciting writing. most people have recognised _ inciting writing. most people have recognised that - inciting writing. most people have recognised that the - have recognised that the prudden administration has a low profile. what more would you have expected? it is low profile. what more would you have expected?— low profile. what more would you have expected? it is not a low profile- — you have expected? it is not a low profile. the _ you have expected? it is not a low profile. the bided - low profile. the bided administration determined to upend the trump administration policies here and in foreign countries. they took the houthis of the terror list, restore palestinian authorities. he empowered at least politically and mentally and emotionally people

as the re, nature ration proceeds, life along the m is appealing, once more with violet, just reintroducing species of fish that have long been absent, such as pull heads. the scientists are having a field day. the vivid child and stickle back have returned on their own person, called delegate fuel delegations from around the world. come to see what we've achieved on the sure. cool, good. some bars. there are similar situations in parts of the southern hemisphere and asia. for example, he wanted me to let you know that he's there have grown so quickly that nature has been sacrificed for rivers destroyed and polluted. it's not just a problem here. this is how they want to apply the know how we've acquired and re natured our river here. that's not the, the nice sewage system and restoration of the nearing completion. the that's good news for pounds of the barissi mom soccer team. the stadium is right. decide the river commitment to a good cause can indeed pay oh, some things are truly worth fighting for wherever you are, the people pursuing positive change deserve outside. making the world a

state they release photons bursts of energy in the form of light oxygen glows green in red nitrogen violet. fluorescent tubes work the same way. we can only see polar lights northern or southern when it's dark and there are more hours of darkness in the winter so that's when there's more of a chance of catching a glimpse. since earth's magnetic field steers solar winds to both poles the lights do indeed also occur at the south pole. as one researcher put it polar lights are like the sun blowing us a kiss. on his right why. do you have a science question you'd like us to answer then get in touch you can send us a video or text over. if it makes it onto the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just ask. if you can find more interesting science stories at d w dot com slash science and i'm now 20 feet. increase drought in spain is a challenge for many wine grab is that's prompted some to experiment with the star shows instead in the indian district of hyderabad special purpose greenhouses are helping to protect crops from drought conditions and in the money in town a f

yet been invented. surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer is using ultra violet and infrared light and so on. but then we proteomic systems came along and examined the proteins. there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lam fetuses. it turns out this one was written, non calfskin blues were a guess. he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century in the south of france. this new method, together with textual analysis, have revealed the bible's origins. no one the laurentian library had ever heard of proteomics before. quiz that we have it, i mean this was absolutely new to us. we get to hold the academic world. our researchers and experts are manuscripts. something that was completely unknown to something we always wanted. that's a physical analysis of our document, e fees. i. but i guess he had a problem. he needed samples that his pershing analyses. and most libraries and museums refused to allow precious works to be damaged in any way. but a solution was found to be g

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she is not a shrinking violet and she is tenacious. >> i got another for you. several far right gop members dumped on liz cheney. this guy is 12 years old, represented madison cawthorn. his tweet is up. whenever. she has forgotten more than he will ever know about politics and principles. but i is a to ask you about tweeting this. liz cheney is a gop of the past. we are not going back. is he right? >> well, i wouldn't say that. the gop has got to be part of a broader coalition of members who are more traditional. and i do think the party has to change. liz cheney is certainly more conservative than i am, but i do think the future for the party is not with the extreme elements, whether it's marjorie taylor greene, cawthorne and bogert. that wing of the party i think is really the fringe. and we have to get the party back to believing in limited government tolerance. you know, basic virtues and values of a constructive role on the international stage, all sorts of things we should be doing. that's where the party needs to be. those are the kinds of principles tha

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we did better.lo the bill i signed their band violet harvesting.y to rent the elections in these areas. that is now banned. speak with the future of republican partyst make america great again would you add or subtract? >> that is the core of it. president trump got the basics right as time changed. you have to see what new issues come along. reagan's agenda was ready for that time and people talk about it but you have to see what's coming down the pipe. >> five things you mention, they come ino south dakota and we hae honest, fair, transparent election. >> no problems with south dakota except, here's the thing, people in south dakota understand america first. they believe in it. if anything, 2020 has taught them that 2021, how much more important it is. >> clearly establishment of republicans don't like donald trump. i would argue donald trump is the base of the republican party. >> absolutely. >> sean: do they have a chance of unseating him? >> unseating him? >> sean: if the president choose to run in 2024? >> the trump agenda lifted upft the min

this whole what's his role should be the votes and i'm going to say that only candidates forswear violet should be allowed to grow up and that makes to be applied in the way that it was an up to the if test an election before the cold calls let me ask you before we run out of time abounds i'm says we're talking about politicians in politics prime minister benjamin netanyahu he faces criminal charges and he has not been able to put together a working governing coalition after 4 elections even your opinion ambassador are the the chances for progress towards peace in the region are they better or worse if binge monette yahoo remains in a position of power. it depends very much on what kind of coalition. if he has that right wing religious television that he's been trying to put together in these last 4 elections will do so if he manages somehow to cobble together that kind of coalition shots some place somewhere between 0 and up if he is forced to go into a coalition with the center left parties which he's done before then i think it may be possible to move the process forward but that does

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guy: you have copyrighted violet shadow and now i am wondering what the transition to ev that rolls-royce like. when will we see that car? what will it look like? how different will it be to current rolls-royces? >> that is still a secret time to come. it will obviously be a brand-new rolls-royce. rest assured. one thing i can tell you is it will not be the star. we agreed with the clients that this is their car and there are only three available of them. we will not copycat that later into other rolls-royce. this is a truly exclusive design and that was meant for the client. it was even commissioned by the clients themselves without designers. for that reason that is protected. the car you were talking about will look different. alix: will it be an electric vehicle? >> i am sorry, you broke away? alix: will it be an electric vehicle? >> it will be. that is for sure. i cannot tell you more. just one thing. we are sticking to our plans. i said it already. we will go full electric in this decade. watch this space and see what happens. guy: that was the ceo of rolls-royce speaking to us earl

they're using ultra-violet lights and other strange methods to examine ballots for evidence of votero discuss is laurie roberts, the headline on her newest column asks "can arizona election audit gets anymore laughable"? it can and it just did. thank you for joining me. >> glad to be here, happy sunday d . >> the firm conducting the audit is called the cyber ninjas. who are they? >> it is a tiny cyber security firm that has absolutely no experience in elections. it does however have a ceo, doug logan who whahas the experience having promoted a variety of conspiracy theories about the election all of which lead to the conclusion that donald trump really won the election. he's the man who's overseeing arizona's election audit. >> so how does this audit come about? there are other audits that we know in arizona and they confirmed the results that donald trump lost the state. why this third one? >> because we have a bunch of elected official in the state who'll not stand up to debate which is led by our chairwoman kelly ward from her days in the legislatures when she dragged the security

meet steven and violet. they found each other in college and married soon after.ds which made all the difference for the relationship. >> we had a chance to work on ourselves and recognizing that, you know, we owned part of that. >> yeah, almost like healing apart then healing together as two complete people. >> yeah. >> reporter: the pair getting back together and remarrying after two years apart. and now they're happier than ever. >> we've grown up together and i've got this wonderful woman next to me and why which pts i repair what was already -- it was a great story. i think that was what was exciting for me is to give an opportunity to do it like with a fresh view and having a second chance, a real second chance. >> reporter: violet and steven hoping their love story can help others. >> there's hope and just worken what you have and communicate and be respectful and kind and you never know. a second round might be better than the first one. >> such a lovely couple. very happy for them. let's check in with match maker paul c. brunson back on "gma." a wonderful

become an apprentice, to the most famous master guitar maker of the time he had any interest in the violet. he went right from furniture to guitar. so i don't think he just, it didn't. it wasn't something that interested him, the guitar, by this point, by the late seventy's, early 18, hundreds that had worked his way up into northern europe. had become relatively refined and relatively standardized. and it, it, there was, there must have been something about that thing. the guitar that intrigued him enough that he decided to stop working for his father and ultimately having to go to vienna because the violin makers at that time weren't interested in the guitar. so they didn't even want to teach him. and he probably know how to do it. so then he went to vienna as a young man alert under johan staffer, oh, christiane fried, his martin remained in vienna for 14 years. he met his wife there, the daughter of an acclaimed cabinet maker, and started a family. eventually he decided to return to his native saxony to open a guitar building workshop under his own name. he came home and the violin mak

they're actually using ultra violet light to try to discern if there's any bamboo in the ballots because there's this rumor 40,000 ballots were secretly shipped in from asia. this is what house republican leadership wants? >> it's pretty astonishing, if you think back, jake, to 2006. liz cheney and elise stefanik, liz cheney daughter of the former vice president, and elise stefanik who went right from harvard to working for the george w. bush white house. elise stefanik has absolutely 100% embraced the trump big lie, floated several conspiracy theories. one of them has like a quarter of the ballots in fulton county, georgia, being fraudulent. no evidence for that. it's a remarkable turn of events. >> it's not clear if she actually believes these lies or is lying on her way to power. abby, this morning, 2016 presidential candidate carly fiorina, very conservative republican, said she's very disappointed in her party and believes sexism is at least partly at play. take a listen. >> men are complaining it's like having your girlfriend cheering for the wrong team. really? or she's not humble

yet been invented. surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer using ultra violet and infrared light. and so on, but then we proteomic systems came along and examined the proteins. there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lam fetuses. it turns out this one was non calfskin blues were again, he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century in the south of france. this new method, together with textual analysis, have revealed the bible's origins. no, one of the little wrench in library had ever heard of proteomics before. quiz that we have it, i mean to know this was absolutely new to us. we get to hold the academic world. our researchers and experts are manuscripts. something that was completely unknown to them, something we always wanted, that's a physical analysis of our document, e fees and i bet re guest. he had a problem. he needed samples for his pershing analyses. and most libraries and museums refused to allow precious works to be damaged in any way. but a solution

she is not a shrinking violet and she is tenacious. >> i got another for you. represented madison cawthorn. his tweet is up. whenever. she has forgotten more than he will ever know about politics and principles. but i is a to ask you about tweeting this. liz cheney is a gop of the past. we are not going back. is he right? >> well, i wouldn't say that. the gop has got to be part of a broader coalition of members who are more traditional. and i do think the party has to change. liz cheney is certainly more conservative than i am, but i do think the future for the party is not with the extreme elements, whether it's