hero pilot out of the us a saw has just been unveiled in florida was more he was actually a frenchman voss a albert volunteered to help the soviets fight them and not include you went on to shoot down numerous enemy planes after the war you moved to the u.s. where you for the love got married and spent the rest of his days the florida monument was set up by a group of local activists one of them nicholas lovelace spoke at be unveiling ceremony. bruce willis author of fire is going to know so. it is really amazing journey from his friends and no he's going to that you this is . on the eastern front in russia over to tell you about just a little built like it would take it would take hours because it truly is an epic story of a man who will give up the religious as the united states to become a us citizen and in little very fruitful life in the united states i think it's important. that we collectively revise the sacrifices 1st of all of the russian people who were to. the russian people who are to was particularly difficult. a student from jordan who came to russia to study ended up. fallin

i am beryl voss, and i'm 88 years old. she is a picture of health. i'll be honest, when i first saw how old beryl was i was shocked, and thought perhaps it was a typo on our database. this is a joy because it isjust 12 blocks down the hill to work. she's a keen hiker and has a boyfriend. he's younger, he's only 77. they might call me a cougar, i guess. beryl�*s part of a study into why people like her have aged so well and what science can learn from her. joel kramer is overseeing that research. so we've already seen really significant gains in longevity over the past 20—30 years. the increase in health span though hasn't really kept up with the increase in lifespan. in silicon valley, problems always have solutions, and ageing isjust another problem. the general goal of these companies is pretty simple — try and work out how we age, and then produce a product that will prevent it, or at least slow it down. much of the research is focused on identifying the things that are common among the very old and very healthy, and then replicating them. they al

i am beryl voss, and i'm 88 years old. she is a picture of health.t to be honest, when i first saw how old beryl was i was shocked, and thought perhaps it was a typo on our database. this is a joy because it isjust 12 blocks down the hill to work. she is a keen hiker and has a boyfriend. he is younger, he is only 77. they might call me a cougar, i guess. beryl�*s part of a study into why people like her have aged so well and what science can learn from her. joel kramer is overseeing that research. we have already seen really significant gains in longevity over the past 20—30 years. the increase in health span though hasn't really kept up with the increase in lifespan. in silicon valley, problems always have solutions, and ageing isjust another problem. the general goal of these companies is pretty simple — try and work out how we age, and then produce a product that will prevent it, or at least slow it down. much of the research is focused on identifying the things that are common among the very old and very healthy, and then replicating them. they a

nations to isolate dealers using sanctions. shanker has cracked down on protest against his rule, said voss and has more from the hague. well, the woman, many invalid with regard as their elective precedence atlanta to sky. i had walked into this building behind me issues meeting the prime minister of the netherlands market and also foreign minister guy. and of course high on the agenda is what you will be and lead us very angrily have called the hijacking of the ryan air played and also the arrest of i'm on the same page. and so, yes, a bagel, his girlfriend, they are both detained and also seen as being badly beaten and very ill treated. so there was a lot of concern here in the european union. they immediately called for sanctions closing the space, not blocking the flight. and so, so sublime that picking sky is here to make sure that the sanctions now this time around will be much more serious than they were previously. because already more than 80 people, organizations, business people, politicians are on the sanctions list for many months already offered the correct down that happened

that voss reports on this story. now from the netherlands, why some shaft already experimenting with gall, may creepy crawly. this may not look very tasty to some people. but there are those who say it's the food of the future. take 25 year old pam commencing for example, he turned an old big farm into a vertical farm for mealworms. they are used for pet food, but as soon as their new housing is finished, they may soon find a way to kitchens all over europe. restriction of various of the meal on is a really good. they are low in fat, and they have a lot of protein and producing the meal ones as a very small footprint. both in carbon emissions energy. it doesn't take a lot of energy to produce them. small not to the flavor, but if you put in solving it, you get extra flavor from it. as a chef. yes. mean. teaching people how to use insects in their dishes for after frying some crickets, he uses them for a salad with ferment at tomato and pap. rica. i'm going to make shirts of small 3 abolla words with some apple and th

a guy like robin voss who could be getting on with the business of governing, the fact he bought intot is i think an indication of how deep the sickness goes. >> michael steele, the robin vosses of the republican party are killing democracy. right? donald trump will do what donald trump will do. he is about to hit the road again as you said. he is about to bring his supporters back into arenas. hopefully vaccinated and safe. but he is about to elevate the disinformation. if any of these republicans think one more recount, one more audit to end the fever they're delusional. have they all broken bad and given up on democracy? what happened all the way down to the state level? >> i think a lot of it is drimp by this form of grievance politics that animates around the idea, not even a principle, a political machination to get democrats. when you start from that position that democrats are no longer my opponent but my enemy, that democrats are no longer political party or folks out there who have a different point of view but considered dangerous, et cetera, and that's fed constantly it ag

she spoke was, is it as a step voss and in amsterdam, my 1st thought was that they are going to torture him to death because he is considered to be private and shanker and because of his work for next of his journalism. were you surprised when you heard that he did such a thing? look shanker, taking hijacking, basically displaying? were you surprised? i was the pricing and shocked because i couldn't imagine that this regime will make international scandal just the next one journalist. we see how far he can go just just to looking for revenge. of course, it influences people with people and people are little bit more sensitive. now more care here to understand that they can be put in the boots of a new car or you scheduled out right now. i can say this. yes. yes. but if it's your, this in the so what can you do? nothing. you can start a new way. you have to fight to sky. i met with dutch prime minister markovich and foreign minister cc dr. bush last week. the sanctions for you leaders describe the force landing of a ryan plane to arrest a journalist on board as a hijacking. the incident,

step voss and from the hague. there was an absolute outburst of joy here at the court and the hey, people hungry each other, some even in 3 years, even people here will work at the court said it was a very special day. it seems like something has changed. the friends of the earth called it a monumental victory for all planets and for children, because indeed it is for the 1st time that a corporation is being held responsible for climate change. and not only governments are responsible, so shout is now ordered by the judge to cut down emissions. and that's a very 1st, i should say 45 was 10 by 2030, which is a nearly half. and that's only complying with the power with agreement. so now there is a court ruling option, a company to abide by the power agreement, of course, as the friends of the earth, and also all the other organizations have filed this case. and clearly one this case a that could mean that this could have huge implications for not only oral companies worldwide, but any company was involved in any way

that came up in our conversation with chris voss a few weeks ago.king, which is an extreme event that still exhibits a degree of predictability. how do these three concepts help us think through the way that we respond to the next covid? the next pandemic in america's future? >> yeah. it sounds a bit like a crazy zoo, doesn't it? but -- but covid. a pandemic was a gray rhino. we saw this coming. or at least we should've. there were any number of people who predicted that this would be the next-big disaster. bill gates is one of the most famous but he was only one of dozens of people, who wrote about this. and yet, oddly, when it actually struck, we acted like it was completely unexpected. it was a black swan. i heard people use words like, unprecedented. and -- and yet, it was anything but that. we have had multiple pandemics, throughout history. the united states dealt with a really huge respiratory disease pandemic in 1918-'19 and influenza. and of course, we grappled pretty ineptly, it must be said at first with hiv aids. another global pandemic.

coming back so the mall has been like the best, mall stores have been the best place to be and matthew voss says in satiable demand. how is this possible >> i thought we decided that the mall was dead. >> b malls, "a" malls are still in >> and have you been to a mall lately. >> not in a long time. >> okay, spacs i'm sorry. >> i don't want that 42,000 dollars -- >> i don't want to get in trouble. i know you outside of work >> carl, we've known him, we pretend we don't know each other. >> i wouldn't pie, i wouldn't buy a $42 necklace, let alone $42,000. >> there is the company bell nyse and nasdaq as well. s&p 500 at the bottom of your screen jim, we're still kicking around answers to that conundrum that the jobs number handed us on friday, a lot of discussion from yellen of course, talk over the weekend about whether or not that unemployment supplemental is truly a disincentive to work, and steve liesman in the last half our of "squawk box" and talked about other potential reason, child care, better job matching and the idea that one print is not enough to draw conclusions. here is what char