with me is the ever so lovely morgan willett who took a break from her workout videos-- morgan willett: [chuckling] johnny bananas: --to actually sit down with me for a bit and enjoy some us time. johnny, last time this took us three hours. three hours of pure, unadulterated fun. you know what? i wouldn't want to be in lockdown with anyone else but you. aww. i didn't pay you to say that. oh, johnny. that line was brought to us by peacock. peacock. we have the office now. [tv static] check out the time i headed down to south florida to go toe to toe with some of the baddest dudes in the league. and listen, if any agents are watching out there, i'm a tight end who's always wide open and definitely knows how to plug the hole. [sighs] [tv static] so without further ado, morgan, we're gonna watch some sports here. [quick swoosh] [rock music] [whistle blows] johnny (voiceover): you hear that? man: [inaudible] johnny (voiceover): sounds like the start of the most wonderful time of year. - yeah, it is. it's better than christmas. johnny (voiceover): it's time for some football, baby. so, origi

here's helen willetts. ones, compared to since the first lockdown, they have saved a lot of money. —— households. lockdown, they have saved a lot of money. -- households.— lockdown, they have saved a lot of money. -- households. clearly some ofthat money. -- households. clearly some of that money— money. -- households. clearly some of that money is _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being spent, i money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being spent, so hopefully, adding to the signs we are going to have a decent economic recovery. are going to have a decent economic recove . . ~' are going to have a decent economic recove . ., ~ , ., recovery. thank you. you need _ recovery. thank you. you need your- recovery. thank you. i you need your autumn recovery. thank you. _ you need your autumn wardrobe out rather than your the spring one. it is cool, wet a

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. at least we had a respite from the persistent rain today, that we still had a few showers. but, as we go into sunday, we have another band of rain coming in, it will be a chilly start. we have had some showers through the day, those will continue through the evening and then fade away under the starry skies, temperatures will fall close to freezing. we had a foster last night in scotland, and it will be more generally chilly overnight with ground frost in many central and northern areas. although further west, we now have the next band of rain coming into northern ireland by morning. it turns wet quite quickly for northern ireland. a bright start further east and holding onto some drier weather through the day, but the rain pushes its way eastwards, pushes into western scotland, western england, wales. for a time, there will be some quite hefty downpours and some quite gusty winds as well. temperatures will not be any great shape, 13 or 1a at best because of all the cloud. it turns sh

time for a look at the weather — here's helen willetts.has felt a bit more like autumn outside today than late spring. these are some of the gusts of wind we have seen in more exposed areas but even in mind they have been gusting at 40, 50 mph. we have this unseasonably deep area of low pressure which is thankfully moving into the north sea tomorrow but is allowing a northerly wind in. it will take its weather fronts with it. since the rain started yesterday we have had over 100 millimetres in some areas. yet more soaking conditions this may. this is the rainfall at the moment, it is pretty wet for many this evening. still windy as well. it dries up a little in the north and west overnight, clear skies a row a little bit of frost in scotland. for most of us the wind and rain is the main feature. cloud as we start the weekend, strong wind still coming down the north sea coast having to change direction to the north. a chilly direction. they blow the rain out of the way. there will still be a scattering of showers, some heavy, with strong ma

. >> it was actually doctor willett will in skis first trip to capitol hill since issuing that new maskidance for fully vaccinated americans last week during the hearing, some republicans called that new guidance confusing. >> should i get my child vaccinated. you know, should i howled? can my child be to get vaccinated. does my child need to wear a basket school. the country is not uniform. and so i think you really do need to interpret our guidance in the cut in the context of what is happening in your community. >> lynskey went on to say that the best thing that americans can do to get back to normal is to get vaccinated. here are the latest covid-19 headlines here in the golden state's tight nearly half of california's eligible population now fully vaccinated. we're talking about some 60 million californians in the last 24 hours, the golden state has seen less than a 1000 new cases in 42 deaths. the state's seven-day positivity rate also below one percent. you can see those numbers for yourself along with the closest vaccination sites to you right now at kron 4 dot com. >> and if yo

time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello. rain and lively wind. by tomorrow that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty wind, even hail and thunder, will follow on. this is the low pressure that's brought in the rain and strong wind. as it sits across the uk tomorrow it will throw further showers our way. some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us. some lively wind and showers following. through the evening and overnight, the low pressure and the weather front becomes confined to northern and central scotland. we'll have a scattering of showers elsewhere. fairly cool overnight, particularly i think in central areas like northern ireland, with the light wind and clear skies here with a touch of grass frost. showers packing into the west on monday, soon extending further east. the weather front sitting in the north will give a rather wet day to northern and central scotland, after the early sunshine in shetland goes north. after the bright and chilly start in norther

frank willett is the lead author of this study — he told me more about how it works.rodes that are placed on the outer layer of the brain, and they are interfacing with actionable single neurons, so we are listening to the electrical impulses, single nerve cells in the brain. what is new about this particular research? what is new about it is the idea of so previous brain computer interfaces work by allowing people to move a computer cursor on the screen using their thoughts, using their brain activity, and to type things they would click on keys one at a time, but we found it is actually much faster to have them, instead of doing that, to try to handwrite each letter they want to write, so they are paralysed, so the hand is not moving, but as they try to make their handwrite these different letters, it evokes these patterns of brain activity that we are able to translate into text on the screen and this can achieve speeds that are almost as high as normal handwriting. so is it actual normal handwriting when it is written out eventually? no, this isjust translating it

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now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.sunshine in perth and kinross earlier this morning. more sunshine on offer this afternoon between the showers but the shower clouds are brewing once again. the rain just about clearing the south coast. an afternoon of sunny spells, scattered quite heavy showers, forsome, equally some will miss them. going to be much drierfor many and brighter than yesterday. the wind easing as well, but you may have noticed they are coming from the north, so it'll not feel particularly warm, only 12—15 but strong may sunshine which continues into this evening, overnight. coming into the west, but where we keep the clear skies, temperatures dip close to freezing. ground frost central and northern parts. further west, wet morning for northern ireland, rain pushing into wales, western england, west of scotland, sunshine and showers follow for northern ireland, perhaps hanging on to drier weather further east. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... fomer bbc director general lord hall resigns as national

here's helen willetts from the bbc�*s weather team, with a look at what's to come in the days ahead. behind me is extremely severe tropical cyclone tauktae which made landfall late monday. going forward tuesday and wednesday it's ok to bring some very dangerous, extremely dangerous weather. it's been powerful with winds gusting around 190 kph. we've already had two or 300 mm of rain. lots of rain further south in mumbai but affecting making its way up towards new delhi in the coming few days. as i say, it's extremely powerful and likely to cause a lot of destruction in its wake. the winds have been gusting around 190 kph with several hundred millimetres of rain fall back could lead to flash flooding is well as ravine flooding. the destructive winds, the coastal flooding, three to a0 metres —— four on top of the normal tight height. look at this rain that is already fallen, well above the may average. it is out of seizing and indeed probably the most powerful for around about 30 years. this is one to watch as ever, we will keep you updated. taiwan was seen as one of the most successfu

time for a look at the weather — here's helen willetts.ese are some of the gusts of wind we have seen in more exposed areas but even in mind they have been gusting at 40, 50 mph. we have this unseasonably deep area of low pressure which is thankfully moving into the north sea tomorrow but is allowing a northerly wind in. it will take its weather fronts with it. since the rain started yesterday we have had over 100 millimetres in some areas. yet more soaking conditions this may. this

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello there.owers but the shower clouds are brewing once again. the rain just about clearing the south coast. an afternoon of sunny spells, scattered quite heavy showers, for some, but equally some will miss them. going to be much drierfor many and brighter than yesterday. the winds easing as well, but you may have noticed they are coming from the north, so it'll not feel particularly warm, still only 12—15. but strong may sunshine out there which continues into this evening, overnight. coming into the west, but where we keep the clear skies, temperatures dip close to freezing. there will be some ground frost around central and northern parts. further west, wet morning for northern ireland, rain pushing into wales, western england, west of scotland, sunshine and showers follow for northern ireland, perhaps hanging on to drier weather further east. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... fomer bbc director general lord hall resigns as national gallery chairman, saying continuing in the role would

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.between the showers but the sheriff clouds are brewing once again. the rainjust about clearing the south coast. an afternoon of sunny spells, scattered quite heavy showers, for some, equally some willingness, going to be much drierfor many and brighter than yesterday. the wind easing as well but you may have noticed they are coming from the north so it'll not feel particularly warm, only 12-15 but not feel particularly warm, only 12—15 but strong may sunshine which continues into this evening, overnight, treating skies for the orchard, rain coming into the west, but where we keep the clear skies, temperatures dip close to freezing. ground frost central and northern parts. west, wet morning for northern ireland, rain pushing into wales, western england, west of scotland, sunshine and showers fall for northern ireland, perhaps hanging on to drier weather further east.

here's helen willetts. 0nes, compared to since the first lockdown, they have saved a lot of money. ——- households. clearly some ofthat money. -- households. clearly some of that money— money. -- households. clearly some of that money is _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being _ money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being spent, i money. -- households. clearly some of that money is now being spent, so hopefully, adding to the signs we are going to have a decent economic recovery. are going to have a decent economic recove . . ~' are going to have a decent economic recove . ., ~ , ., recovery. thank you. you need _ recovery. thank you. you need your- recovery. thank you. i you need your autumn recovery. thank you. _ you need your autumn wardrobe out rather than your the spring one. it is cool, wet and given the tightly packed isobars it is windy at the moment. we have had gusts close to 90mph. granted the needles on the isle of wight but exposed areas in wales have been close to 70 perpet

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.ng in, it will be a chilly start. we have had some showers through the day, those will continue through the evening and then fade away under the starry skies, temperatures will fall close to freezing. we had a foster last night in scotland, and it will be more generally chilly overnight with ground frost in many central and northern areas. although further west, we now have the next band of rain coming into northern ireland by morning. it turns wet quite quickly for northern ireland. a bright start further east and holding onto some drier weather through the day, but

third base coach phil nevin and first base coach reggie willetts tested positive despite for this fullyted. the brewers have announced a plan to boost home field attendance. >>> what could be the end of the athletics tenure in oakland, major league baseball has instructed the a's to explore relocation options, putting pressure on the local government to approve the team's proposal for a new waterfront ballpark. in a statement yesterday, the league said the aging oakland coliseum where the a's have played since 1968 is, quote, is not a viable option for baseball. nba's warriors moved across the bay to san francisco in 2019 and the nfl's raiders left for las vegas last year. >>> now action on the field in houston. angels two-way star shohei ohtani had one of his best starts on the mound while hitting from the number two slotted and striking out ten batters and one run allowed after seven innings of work. if that wasn't enough, ohtani checked in at right field in the bottom of the eighth so that the angels could keep his bat in the lineup for the final frame. but the astros broke loose aga

frank willett is the lead author of this study — he told us more about how it works.es of single nerve cells in the brain. so what's new about it is this idea of using handwriting. so previous brain computer interfaces worked by allowing people to move a computer cursor on the screen, using their thoughts, using their brain activity and to type things. they would click on keys one at a time, but we found that it's actually much faster to have them, instead of doing that, to try to handwrite each letter that they want to write. and so they're paralysed so their hand isn't actually moving. but as they try to make their hand write these different letters, it evokes these patterns of brain activity that we're able to translate into text on the screen. and this can achieve speeds that are almost as high as normal handwriting. so this is just translating it into text so you can type on a computer or maybe you can use it to type on your phone to send text. this is about restoring someone who's severely paralysed. so this is we're talking about people who are locked in and ca