else uses it. the war on the words can be found on merchandise products fashion items and even in our office is the disrespect that you receive as soon as you say the word soccer you instantly don't know anything about it you shouldn't be speaking about it you are crazy you have no idea what's going on what you see even though you've played select such a long time yet. think of like any example where it got me into trouble or in flavor. i have cousins from florida talk about soccer and i just i just remember thinking like oh you can be related to me so horrible they did think. i used to hate it when i was growing up. the anger here is among most explicitly addressed at americans listen to english comedian john cleese. why do you merican insist on calling it's soccer why do they have such a problem calling it. the messages. the most popular game on earth is called football soccer which is wrong. the correct term football and. it's a bit like also many 2 words that describe the same thing so why all

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most of us a lot of. the don't just have significantly compaq on the use of antibiotics. you know the fear this is what the microbiologists and high genesis fear is that we will keep going with that type of audix always trying to support or treat every disease with them without restraint and that makes the germs stronger and stronger even in the image that the fear is that ultimately the germs will make all our antibiotics and in fact that. hendricks wants to further improve the use of antibiotics old antibiotic should be used for pathogens that to not resistant to them while new ones should be saved for problem germs and then for no longer than necessary. to do this hendrix is also expanded the capacity of the hospital lobar a tree. all of war without a laboratory it's almost impossible to practice good hygiene and good antibiotic stewardship every german hospital with over 400 beds needs its own laboratory to gain better control over the processes and in-house of our tree means more germ tests faster diagnosis and more targeted use of antibiotics in many german hospital

us presence here. in his words, several thousand people, a counterterrorism force. the deal that the trump administration made with the taliban was that all us forces withdraw by spring this year. what would you like to see happen? my offer, my invitation, whatever you call it, from the us, is they define their security interests and share it with us if they think sharing it with us again will serve the national interest and security interest. we don't want to tell them what their security interest is. cia is the most powerful intelligence agency in the whole world. they know taliban are an afghan brand of al-qaeda. i don't put these words in their mouth. if they make a crude deal with al-qaeda, that's their thinking, i can't stop it. but i am telling them as a friend and as an ally that trusting the taliban without putting a verification mechanism is going to be a fatal mistake. so what kind of verification process do you think you will see from the talks that you are holding with the taliban? because

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, it is actually quite useful. for general use, for gaming, controlling robots, prosthetics and rehabilitation for amputees. right, that is corso done. next up... ..is this ring created by a company arcx. it's for your workout, so that instead of getting your phone out, you can control it using this little joystick here. so what that means that i'll put this on and then i can control what song i'm listening to, the volume, i can also take calls and take split times of my exercises. i can then continue my workout and if i'm saying "0h, i want listen to the next track", boom! music plays. i can listen to it as i do my press—ups. 0oh! 0h, 0k — that's enough. honestly, though, it doesn't work for every exercise. i mean, if i am using the dumbbells, sometimes the joystick will hit the side and do something that i don't want it to do. another drawback is that it is connected via bluetooth, so if you put your phone in a locker and it's quite a big gym, you walk quite far away to do your exercises, this will eventually

use is not illegal or regulated by the f.d.a. doctors began prescribing oxycontin for migraines and depression there's no law against writing the drug for an off label use so there might be the drug detail guy comes in your office and you know with a wink and a nod and says you might want to use that try try that drug for this because some other doctors we know have used it for that even though it's not approved for that in addition to oxycontin other opioids were put off label use one of which was methadone a drug used to treat heroin addiction. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the

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government to appear on the program or provide us with a statement they haven't got back to us yet but they've said in the past that they disagree with a number of the observations by the un ruppert there on torture who detailed what he saw as torture of julian assange belmarsh prison the government also said judges are impossible and independent from government with any judgement based solely on the facts of the case and the a political law and of course u.k. prime minister boris johnson has previously said it's only right that julie innocence finally faces justice join us after the break as we speak to a man who knows all about wrongful detention dr use of one of the exonerated central park 5 you spent almost 7 is in juvenile detention for a crime he didn't commit and whose story is dramatized in netflix's award winning show when they see us. has changed lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs the people who are chronic pain patients believe that their prescription is working for them in the remedy. he said 2 to the price that they paid closer depen

time for us is a lot. this emotional. right now when we. were talking about. nuclear power become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways though a struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maid in the shallows. join me every thursday on the al

and it may be with us for centuries. it may be with us for millennia. and if it is, it will mean we have found ways of not just containing it but adapting to it as well. susan: in our few minutes left, i want to tell people you wrote a book about vaccines called vaccine nation. published in 2015, still widely available if people are interested. what is your current book project you are working on? elena: right now, i am working on a book about the pesticide ddt and how our interpretation of scientific results changes over time not just because science changes but because culture, politics, economics changes and that all process to look at the science and understand the process differently. susan: so as you mentioned as we close hear that your living -- you are living through history as a public health and medical historian, what are you and your colleagues looking at as we go through the coronavirus experience and what kind of data are you gathering that will help record this for history and help a future understanding of it? elena: a lot of fellow hist

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us stay. if you want to get this extra 118, you have got to stay for the full five. otherwise you have to pay it back. >> okay. >> as long as we don't use it and we propose not to use it and it is not in our budget projections, there are no pebble teen for -- penalty for leaving in two years. >> bla says if you don't perform tenant improvements you can use alteration allowance as rent credit. >> that's correct that is what we plan to do. 22359 in the first year. same in the seconds year. >> you can't use the entire amount? you can only use $44,000 as rent credit. >> if we only stay two years, yes, sir. if we stay for full five we can use 162. >> if you use full five it goes to 58 and jumps back up to 71 in year four? >> that's correct. >> that answers the technical questions. i guess the larger question is what are dcyf's plans? what is the goal, objective? you keep talking about we are coming bain two years. looking at two years. has there been space identified that city-wide owned that dcyf

everything in it, bless us and keep us. may the lord make his face to upon us and be gracious unto us. the light d lift up of his continence upon us and give us peace. families.our peace across this land, and dare ask, o, lord, peace in this chamber. we ask this in the name of the -- monoistic gods known by many names, by many men and women. amen. >> let us pray. god.al who wraps the ocean in a cloak. you make the rough places smooth places straight. begin this 117th congress, senators r incoming direction, isdom and lord, use them. yesterday m bright into bright tomorrows. legislators your intervening love. goodness m with such and mercy that they will be your ed to tell of unborn lness, so that generations will know and love you. lord, you are our shield and you victory. we pray in your marvelous name. amen. opening prayer from earlier today in the house nd -- in the senate, on this new day here in washington. congress gaveling in. we're in a break right now as chamber in the house. when they return you will hear from the

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being used in the u.k. and so for us it would be a very regrettable statement if i offer all the sacrifices and hard work of british farmers to find ways of keeping animals and keeping them healthy without such excessive use of antibiotics that we actually then started to allow in meat that was produced for the very antibiotics that we found in this country. in the last 12 months will not soon be forgotten not least because the pandemic people resourcefulness and creativity shown through our video agency ruptly has captured some of the most touching highlights of 2020 but before we show you that for me our team in the gallery our editor sasha our output editor ricky we're all here for you and we're so glad that you watched us throughout 2020 we hope you'll continue to do so in 2021 happy new year glad to have you with us. i. it's a little symbol gets a good moment to put aida and that is good because the whole but i must say more the album aged. 6. should. be. an old up of a good old lee i mean they've lost

into us war crimes in afghanistan. of course, the icc prosecutor has also been sanctioned by the us, and this case, as a us civil liberties activist, is very important to me becausejulian assange is the first person charged under the espionage act for publishing or printing of truthful information. and if you can charge assange, everyone has said, you can charge the new york times which has published the same information which is why the new york times, the guardian and all these newspapers and free—speech groups are against this. but from the perspective of the world, it's even more significant. assange is not a us citizen, he doesn't seek to operate in the us, he is an australian national, he operates abroad and the us is essentially saying, it has the right to apply its espionage act extraterritorially to any publisher, any journalist in the world who publishes information it doesn't like. in this case, information that was newsworthy, hence why the new york times, the guardian and all of these different outlets c

that which unite us as american citizens is far greater than that which divides us. -- us as political partiers. it was another man from spring springfield, four scores and eight years earlier, who won re-election to the presidency and the national crisis that tested our country and its democratic institutions. who pleaded even in his hour of ctory for the same spirit of reconciliation. that was the party of lincoln. that hasn't happened to this hour. lincoln said, now that the election is over, he asked, may not all having a common interest reunite in a common effort to save our common country. such is the duty of an american who stands for elections, or participates in our politics, to be either humble in triumph or gracious in defeat. i've lost some elections. not too many. and i've won a lot of elections. and i hope that i've been gracious in defeat and humble in victory. i hope that i put my state and my country first. not myself. it is clear to all that the outgoing president has not followed the path that stevenson and lincoln urged. so we the people, each one of us represents a

us. i wish everyone a fabulous while others have been cautious in light of the challenges many countries face andramping up systems and processes that are needed to meet these requirements . in that regard, the stop provides an excellent roadmap for prioritizing the basis of volume, risk and the capacity ofthe sending country . the act also recognized the role of china and is frontloaded a requirement that china by aed on an accelerated basis as the chairman mentioned. this has reduced the flowof illicit material from china . from a diplomatic perspective , the china example is a powerful proof of concept to show it is possible to transfer the required data on a large scale. we have made progress in the upu insuring our international treaty commitments enhances our ability toimplement the . we all with other countries led the effort to mandate provision of aed for international shipments as a result as the chairman referenced, in january 1 if these mail items do not include advanced elect

john barkley will now lead us in prayer. >> let us pray. eternal god, our father, we pause again to acknowledge that in thy presence we are living and moving, and in thee alone we have our being. we are thankful for the great and good men raised up by thee to lead us in the past. bless these leaders of recent decades still with us, who have led us through these tumultuous times. to live out their years with the consciousness of the admiration and appreciation of a grateful people. >> now i have the honor to present one of america's most distinguished poets, who will deliver an original composition, mr. robert frost. [applause] >> robert frost, one of america's great living poets, gave from memory one of his own poems entitled "gift outright." >> the oath of office will now be administered to the president-elect by the chief justice of the united states. ♪ >> you, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. president-elect kennedy: i, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. >> that you will faithfully execute the office of the presiden

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nature has blessed us with an amazing array of flora and fauna. and researchers around the world are committed to protecting that biodiversity replenishing vital ecosystems and the species that inhabit them means we all have to do out parts. scavengers can play an important role. as can animal droppings small and large. what is scientists doing to counteract the dramatic loss and biodiversity that's our topic coming up. welcome to tomorrow today the science program on t.w. . this sounds of every organism have a genetic origin which is passed on to the next generation in the case of identical twins to 2 people. when individuals are produced with identical d.n.a. they are called clones 996 of the 1st successful attempt to create a genetically identical copy of a living animal dolly the sheep today researchers hope to use cloning technology to promote and preserve biodiversity. meat caught who's technically. i'd been dead for 22 years. you may have guessed it could is a clue. and he's the 1st white horse ever successfully. which makes him quite a big

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. in the headlines issues they're mourning a night of violence think of as the netherlands as riots return of a new covert curfew just following a weekend of the rest of the country's tough a lot. of these are small before india's envoy to moscow tells us his country is set to approve russia's sputnik the covert vaccine if he's already had the job itself he says. he's feels too close to have been. commenced and reassured us when asked to review your computer problems. it would be a real boon for you sitting. thousands of covert job doses in space bins because the country lacks the right equipment to administer the shots a spanish medical specialist tells us that the country's already suffering a back seeing shortage. in the distance i believe that n.c.l. new vaccines are allowed their numbers will be significantly lower than we and the rest of the european union need. more from moscow this choose a 26 january greats of the company it's kevin i would here for the next half hour because s

i guess what i would add is that all of us have some role in this. all of us. including ourselves and our individual efforts. employers have a role. if you're a physical therapist clinic, you've got 20 employees , you know, talking to them about the best way to get them vaccinated makes sense. if you are a hospital administrator, showing leadership to provide vaccination services to those in your community, we've asked them to do that. they've take be on that responsibility -- taken on that responsibility and we talked today about ways to make that easier. so all of us have some role to play in this regard. but this is a discrete number of people. we know who they are. and i'm fairly confident that we're going to get this job done. like i say, i'm a lot more confident today than when i went to bad last night. seeing the numbers that are actually happening in the real world. as i've said, the numbers we've got are quite encouraging from the c.e.o.'s of these hospitals, that are somewhat different than the information that is currently in our reporting system. ap

unites us. to lower our voices will be a simple thing. in these difficult years, america has suffered from a fever of words, from inflated rhetoric that promises more than it can deliver, from angry rhetoric that fans discontents into hate reds, from bombastic rhetoric that postures spheavd perswagged. we cannot learn from one another until we stop shouting at one another, until we speak quietly enough so that our words can be heard as well as our voices. [applause] for its part, government will listen. we will strive to listen in new ways to the voices of quiet anguish, the voices that speak without words, the voices of the heart, to the injured voices, the anxious voices, the voices that have despaired of being hurt. those who have been left out, we will try to bring in. those left behind we will help to catch up. for all of our people, we will set as our goal, the decent order that makes progress possible and our lives secure. as we reach toward our hopes, our task is to build on what has gon

and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. after doing your bit. sharing your stories. pollution is a problem all over the world and comes in a range of forms some obvious like plastic waste in our rivers and oceans all of a cloud of smoke billowing out of factories but even some things we consider useful can be the souls of pollution and have their own kind of impact on our wellbeing we shed a little light on the issue in a new segment called eco day. gazing at a sky resplendent with stars. something many people around the world are sadly no longer able to enjoy. and advance thanks to artificial light while there were no up to date figures available in 2014 the skies over hong kong were already 82 times brighter than they might be naturally. we suffer sleep deprivation from too much artificial light including that committed by smartphones. it also disrupts the orientation of nocturnal birds and insects. our energy consumption could also be cut drastically by ensuring responsible outdoor lighting. for starters it would help i

being used in the u.k. and so for us it would be a very regrettable step if after all the sacrifices and hard work of british farmers to find ways of keeping animals and keeping them healthy without such excessive use of antibiotics that we actually then started to allow in meat that was produced for the variance of arctics that we found in this country. the last 12 months will not soon be forgotten not least because throughout the pandemic people's resourcefulness and creativity shown through our video agency ruptly has captured some of the most touching highlights of 2020 but before we show you that from me and our team here in moscow in the gallery de mar director thank you for watching our teeth route 2020 we hope you will continue to do so in 2021 happy new year. i. will be take it on with us and that is. because it will put us in one of the. 6. know that the did early on in a while still have. to go to the top of the list of. oceanography and of us all scholars on the way i mean it's a lot about a lot

every day counts for us and for our play. a little ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. play how do we make cities scream or how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over the forest recycling over disposable smart new solutions oberstein said in our ways earth is truly unique and we know that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive gloom ideas the environmental issues in global 3000 on t.w. and on my own. this is d.w. news these are top stories in the u.s. congress democrats have introduced an article of impeachment against donald trump a charge the president with inciting insurrection following the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol last week a vote is expected as early as wednesday trump could become the 1st president in u.s. history to be impeached twice. the. united states has read designating cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism hitting the van.

we will cherish the trust you have given us, and the warmth you have shown us. you have our respect and our thanks, but you also have our affection as well as our love. for all of us who have served on your staff, being part of your administration is the highest honor of our lives. it was a labor of love that came from the heart. some have had that honor longer than others. mister president, mrs. reagan, i would like to call on joan to kane, an original blank owner of your administration, having been on board since january 20th 1981. just one of the longest serving members of the white house staff and as a presentation on behalf of all of us for you. mister president. [applause]u (applause) >> mister president i know i speak for all my fellow staff members were to ask you to please accept the scif as a token of our affection. we hope one in a little help you remember us when you are out there and gods country with one of those horses we know you will be riding. thanks on the half of all the staff for all you've done for us. we miss you terribly. we wish you good

please call on us. and you want to close with a few comments. >> we want to say we are very proud of how you did on confirmation. you rocked it and made us very proud. you are making us super proud as mayors, which we are not surprised by. second, we look forward to you being the head of transportation so we can get out of the four year long struggle of infrastructure week. we're looking forward to real investment in infrastructure. finally, these big city mayors like denver and columbus, you beat us out for the money. i know you will remember the middle size mayors have just as much as those bigger cities. you don't have to comment, i just wanted to remind you of that and thanked my other fellow woman mayors for being so patient. we appreciate you being there and finally, i always have to talk to you because it is my birthday today and every single year, during the mayors panel, we spent time together from the first time i was mayor at the bar. so we are super proud of you and i wouldn't let greg let m

us. to the poor will someone go and get him but the glow of me is thoughts just sit here with him out of it all which can. coincidentally sergei love again is a close associate to many us politicians. the security service of ukraine had evidence that on that night in was in contact with opposition leader yatsenyuk where they discussed the clearing of mind on the pretext of installing the annual christmas tree news media reported that the riot police cruelly attacked the students peacefully sleeping in their tents but scenes from the event seem to tell a different story it appears that the protesters were waiting for the police additionally there were dozens of journalists and cameramen from all the new public t.v. news outlets prepared to cover the events and most ominously a group of well trained young men arrived to mind on almost simultaneously with the riot police. they infiltrated the crowd and began provocations with insults stones and torches. the right sector in ukraine represents

rick berry with us today. he is going to be speaking about his time in vietnam as an army aviator, helicopter aviator. rick grew up in command ticket -- in connecticut, but now calls madison home. he attended the university of connecticut for a few years and entered u.s. army helicopter flight school. he returned to the university of connecticut where he degreed in biology and are to graduate degree in zoology. he retired after a career with the fish and wildlife service as a national wildlife refuge manager. rick has been extremely active at the museum for 15 years. he is one of our favorite docents, and he supports us a lot throughout the programs and aspects of the museum. we are fortunate to have mr. rick berry here today. i'm going to turn it over to you. rick: thank you. hello, everyone. let's get started. the vietnam war is often referred to as the chopper war, the helicopter war, with good reason. 40,000 u.s. helicopter pilots got flight time in southeast asia during the war. a large portion of that nu

to get us. up to like is one of around $3500.00 officials in mali who have taken part in the climate change seminars these days protecting the environment is on the agenda of almost every council meeting. most of foreigners 30000 residents are poor and subsist on what the land gives them cotton is the most important crop here. but growing it takes a lot of water. the niger river is an important lifeline for mali and supplies the country with water year round. but it's too far away for the farmers and finally they have to depend on grain water. now that rain has become scarce many local farmers have begun selling charcoal. mali's dependence on wooden charcoal for fuel is a major contributor to deforestation. funny and his brother my do are both farmers and also operate a small roadside stand. here. we're not selling charcoal for fun. we know that climate change is real. and we do. it in the land doesn't give us enough to survive on. if we had a choice stop selling charcoal. but things may be chan

they help us to stick to life when death was surrounding us. and more than ever, more than anything they had just to stay human. >> it's an incredible story which remind us of the dynamics in a conflict, in a war where extremism is not necessarily people's first choice but it is, it happens on a continuum where pushed by the chaos, the violence, the injustice people go towards the extremes on both sides of the conflict. syria it must be mentioned again and again that the violence started with the reaction of the regime against an uprising at the busy was very clear, it's the regime or its new one. the story of daraya is really quite extraordinary because this is a town that was under sheesh. i mean, not just for this chaotic in a country at war but daraya itself was under siege for 1360 days, if i have got it right from your book, delphine. 2000 people died in that town, and yet people held on two books. i don't want to give away the ending. we want people to read the book, but i have a couple more questions and then we will take questions from

and is key to us. same standard exchange of the liaison officers and pulling them into our headquarters but also spending a lot of time thinking and just really coming up with big ideas and testing those ideas out and drawing them in tour exercises. drawing them into how we do our cattle rhythm every day. so is headquarters, spin fun for me as a chief of staff to these key commercial partners and allies in civil and you name it as we integrate them into things the any back when i was a little bit younger, would only be focusing in uniforms like this taking part in it. but now we see folks of all kinds of blocks and ways of lives. and integration is key to how we go forward and continue to compete against our adversaries. deptula: that is very good . it's also a good segue to talking about cooperation with our allies . they repeatedly emphasized greater cooperation with the americans partners in space is absolutely critical . the combined force and the components such as operation elevate defender is a

so, who among us will set the example? which of our citizens will lead us in this next american century? everyone who steps forward today -- to get one addict off drugs, to convince one troubled teenager not to give up on life, to comfort one aids patient, to help one hungry child. we have within our reach the promise of a renewed america. we can find meaning and reward by serving some higher purpose than ourselves, a shining purpose, the illumination of a thousand points of light. and it is expressed by all who know the irresistible force of a child's hand, of a friend who stands by you and stays there, a volunteer's generous gesture, an idea that is simply right. the problems before us may be different, but the key to solving them remains the same. it is the individual -- the individual who steps forward. and the state of our union is the union of each of us, one to the other -- the sum of our friendships, marriages, families, and communities. we all have something to give. so, if you know how to read, find someone who c

of us should ever forget one of those people was my friend when he went to use. that incident also figured in the recent reporters without borders assessment that now ranks the united states as only the 48th freest country for journalists and places us in the troubled democracy category. you shouldn't have to worry about di op covering news unless it is ancillary to covering the news. for this day has meaning and you breathe life into it every day as they did. i love every one of you special love for the we have her own capital because that. will be in raleigh gerald jobs they want to point out was right what was wrong and what we could do better so the members of my staff. enjoy the incredible about. to return to work if you want to. i am proud. to work among these giants. so i'd like thank you and i think to thank. the owner of the go through. i think most folks. when it happened. it was just in shock the 1st thing i thought was i hope that it doesn't come out that the shooter had a vendetta against specifically the news for but i hope it's just something rando

meaning used to. live for. just a few guys who keep it as the slow slow slow use of even. those of pollution but the one who used to cook the brazil so there nuchal through cooperation in i'm told to go is everything produced polluted with it in front of t.v. with a view of the. 5 they have affected all day but father decided not to face this life . with mike i didn't tell you that. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most in this almost undoubtedly long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when your wife of 20 years you know it goes way. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man the hostiles of. the day when you're too stupid to look up to his nationalist legs. i can't show you my face but i'm going to do you must story. in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. they get charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for the week

where did it get us? we're here to do something about it now. >> let's cool down and talk about this. for the last time, i'm telling you to move away from this area now. >> you get your hand out of my face. >> that's it. you're under arrest. turn around and put your hands -- >> you can't arrest me. this is a free country. >> come on, man. >> what the hell are you doing? you can't arrest him. he hasn't done anything. >> keep your hands off. we have every right to be here. >> no, you don't. if you don't leave, i'm going to arrest you, too. >> i pay your salary, pal. you're supposed to be protecting me. i'm not going anywhere and you can go to hell. >> you're under arrest. turn around and put your hands over your head. >> i'm not going anywhere, man. you want a piece of me? come on. >> drop the knife. >> what are you going to do, shoot me? >> yes, sir, i will. that's up to you. drop the knife now. >> all i want to do is keep my job. i've been working all my life. this isn't fair. >> drop the knife now. toss

to help us become the person you created us. we invoke your kindness to hear our prayers for honorable spencer cox as the new governor of the people of utah. in still in him the wisdom of the holy spirit, apply the values and principles of your kingdom so that he may act with great commitment to the commandment to love our neighbor. give the governor elect cox his administration and all branches of government the ability to do what is honorable, right, fair and just for everyone especially the poor, the hungry and marginalized. help him maintain humility to recognize and uphold the dignity of all the people in our state irrespective of race, ethnicity, gender, ability or religious faith. guide him to develop policies that foster peace, justice, respect our basic rights and privileges and enhance the development of every person. be with him to lead the new heights and prosperity and the good stewardship of the incredible natural beauty and resources that you have and trusted ientrusted in every core state. heavenly father, throug

loving us in spite of ourselves. we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> we want to thank all of you, all 330 of all of you who joined us in this conversation and i'm going to turn it over i'm going to step out of it now. i appreciate you. >> thank you everyone who participated. sorry we can't get to all the questions but the ones you submitted were truly inspired. thank you to eddie glass for spending time with us, your insight and expertise is invaluable. congrats again, mark, happy birthday. everyone get your copies of "we still here" on bookshop our uncle bobby's, thank you for stopping by, be safe and have a good night. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. booktv on c-span2, created by americus cable television company. today we are brought to you by these television companies, to provide booktv to viewers as a public service. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here are programs to watch out for tonight epidemiologist d

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white us. and so a lot of people needing blood transfusion didn't need to investigate it further but that was certainly a major public health problem in europe we will get. russian the russian ric's vaccine we will get the chinese rock scene you're in close touch with all of them be real good in the end of a vaccine but our own iranian produced vaccines went through the 1st cycle of human. clinical testing and we hope by june we will be able to use our own way. well separately the mexican president has described the job as evidence of scientific progress adding that his country hopes to get millions of doses within weeks. we spoke with the president of the russian federation vladimir putin and he was genuinely affectionate i invited him to visit mexico and thank him for the decision to send us 24000000 doses of the sputnik vaccine over the next 2 months. well meanwhile in india the final stage of sputnik the clinical trials are well underway in the country's ambassador to moscow as they say he'

or maybe even replacing us. back in 2019, i travelled to la where some of this futuristic technology is being built by women. but with big investment from the gaming, social media and porn industries, is it being built for women? to find out i'm going to need my own avatar. hello! this is luke from dna block, an avatar creation start—up. they've made digital copies of hundreds of celebrities and now it's my turn. how do i do that? the magic is behind here. so basically all these cameras, they're going to take a picture of you at exactly the same time and then we're going to use process called photogrammetry to reconstruct you. so this is going to be 360, high—definition, me. these cameras are going to capture every angle of my body and face down to the smallest pore and the photos will then be processed to make an exact replica of me. so what actually is an avatar? i think generally it's something that's like interactive or that's three—dimensional. so it's kind of like a digital puppet? yeah, i think that