i can't remember whether i've seen the film star trek the motion picture. when it first came out, it was famously not finished properly as it was meant to be. they were rushing for deadlines. this is the motion picture director's edition, which was just reissued in cinemas just a couple of weeks ago and is now available on bluray. if, like me, you only saw star trek when it came out and thought it was a bit disappointing, have another look at it because the director's edition does show you much closer. you know what the film was meant to look like and how it was meant to be finished, and it's worth seeing. excellent. interesting week. thanks very much, mark. see you next time. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you're watching. see you next time. bye— bye. in terms of weather over the next couple of days, it will get a little bit wetter. we're couple 0f days, it will get a little bit wetter. we're starting to couple of days, it will get a little bit wetter. we're starting to see the first signs of that. a few downpours across south east england, but more

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star trek the motion picture. when it first came out, it was famously not finished properly as it was meant to be. they were rushing for deadlines. this is the motion picture director's edition, which was just reissued in cinemas just a couple of weeks ago and is now available on blu—ray. if, like me, you only saw star trek when it came out and thought it was a bit disappointing, have another look at it because the director's edition does show you much closer you know, what the film was meant to look like and how it was meant to be finished, and it's worth seeing. excellent. interesting week. thanks very much, mark. see you next time. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you're watching. see you next time. bye—bye. 0nce once again sunday brings a mixed forecast across the uk. warm sunshine for some, heavy rain for others and heavy rain tied in with an area of low pressure to the west of the uk, slow moving. notice the squeeze on the isobars, gusty wind for irish sea coasts. heavy rain clearing through northern

see the star trek beacon star track. all right. so we're going enough that. does wrap up kron. 4 news at 05:00pm at a camp and the joining us now. you guys have anything on star wars much on it. you know, a little known facts. the biggest star wars collection in the world is in chicken barn in outside of petaluma. that's ok, well, you are knowledgeable about luma. look look at look at it that way to go. yeah. look i think stand. >> all right. well, coming up tonight at 6, the city of oakland dealing with a severe uptick in gun violence this week, how city leaders are responding tonight. plus, the justice department can now resume its probe of classified documents from mar-a-lago. well, the latest move by a federal appeals court giving the department of justice a green light to investigate former president donald trump. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my ph

and connie episodes of star trek from when i was a kid. but this was real and it was pretty extraordinary thing to watch was in it. yes. after that, this was incredible. i'm so you, as you said, you, if you read about of science fiction, but one thing is it is that it is very necesary. b, i'm all the we are very advanced technique of civilization. we don't have that capability to stop astrid, right? if it was heading towards and by, by this i mean, even for the smallest of s transmitter, which is like this is like a 500 feet as to right. and does, he does dangerous thing is that thinks of collided in the solar system from whenever it was found, which was by 54500000000 years ago. so the are all the asteroids essentially formed because of collisions. so even a 100 years ago, those are collision collision and duck jessica, which was 12 drilled megawatts, which is like a 1000 times bigger than the heater she mat on so and it flattened the video for 800 square miles. so it is very important for us to have this capability. and what the approach

he will go to a different room and watch, like, "star trek." jack: ok... christy: was like,can you me here?" he's like,no. christ it's mtime. sorry. me time." jack: ok, literally, like, one hour in, like, a 72-houreriod. chriy: it's literally long. i just feel li we care aut each other more, like, in a deeper level because, like, of course, like, living together, like, who's gonna, like, cook? what if, like, you feel sick? who's going to take care of each other? and jt, like, all the small stuff and details, i feel like--it feels like wee, like, married in some ways. ck: oh, does it? christy: yes. jess: we've been dating since high school? amine: maybe, like, six years now? jess: yeah. it's 6 years. heh. everyone is always asking, "what's your next move," right? like, "what are you doing after graduation?" like, "what are you doing with your life? what's the plan?" what are you doing? da da da. i think the pandemic has allowed us to say, "i don't know," and that be an acceptable answer. amine: that is very true. jess: and i think in the sense of our relati

we're doing just that, but with some clear distinctions from star wars, or star trek, or star any programming in this country, anywhere else in the planetary systems. this particular asteroid is no threat to the earth, it is seven million miles away, but nasa has this mission launched last november to strike it, and to see what happens that we have that capability to prepare for the unthinkable, and to ward off missile asteroid or anything else that could be coming our way in the future, and be able to make sure we get it out of the way before it kills us all. i think that's the gist of it, jonathan serrie is far more articulate on these matters and follows this crucial test, i guess later on tonight, right, jan jonathan? >> yes, i'll stand right here and see what happens. it's going to be very cool to watch and if it works, nasa scientists will have a tool to defend humanity against a similar fate that befell the dinosaur, they believe an asteroid strike is what caused the dinosaurs to go extinct. so dart, which stands for double asteroid redirection test launch ed aboard a face ask falcon 9

the closest thing we have to asians in american fantasy is spoke in star trek, yeah, he's asian. i know is he white but he's asian. is he supersmart and dress like an emperor and has a bowl hair cut and he knows the pressure point in the neck, right. live long and prosper, even talks like con if you shurks i just want to see some asian elves, what else is trending. oh yeah, everyone's on the internet trying to figure out whether harry styles spit on chris pine at a movie premier. and by the way, this one asian here, one asian here, there is more asians in this harry styles spitting video than six lord of the rings movies and the tv series. >> trevor: you know ronny, i actually saw this trending on line and i saw the video and what happened here? >> dude, i don't know trevor, you think i care about this celebrity crap? you think i stay up at night reading about florence pugh was upset with olivia wilde or spend hours trying to figure out why olivia said shia labeouf was fired and he said he was quit. what loser would say that jason sed sick is served olivia wild divorce papers on

not even star trek would try that star. >> sandra: pretty amazing stuff. >> ian: yeah, look, what he is doing is he's speaking to common sense. you know, it's funny, you talk to conservatives who never would have watched bill maher three years ago or two years ago but it's pretty entertaining. he is talking about common sense and some of the insane things we are seeing in america right now. and he's speaking from a liberal perspective. so, bill maher is out there, someone again who you would not call him a moderate democrat. he is a true liberal. if he has an issue with that, what do you think parents throughout the country are thinking when they are sending their kids to school looking at this and looking at what they are coming home saying every day? >> john: ian, we will keep watching this and how much of an issue it's going to be heading toward november 8th. >> sandra: thank you, ian. >> john: plenty to cover this afternoon, including early voting underway in pennsylvania. wait until you see which way the polls are headed in a very key senate race. we'll be right back. this is th

and his star trek event, for all those who are tired of negative smear campaigns, for all those who ask political parties to get together and be a responsible team, for all those who said we have to deal in a positive way with the challenges of america's future. i hope that you listened to each of our candidates as they outlined each of the ten bills that we have committed in our contract to bring to the floor. and i hope every person will realize this is an enormous undertaking. i want to thank in particular bob michael, who has been an extraordinary leader in reaching out to everyone in the conference and encouraging us to be daring and to be bold and to launch this effort. and bob, we literally would not be here today without your support and your help. i want to thank -- armey and all the incumbents who worked so hard to make sure that we actually had substance and that today we're not just offering promises, but we are actually releasing text of the bills. now, that's an enormous step in the right direction toward specificity. i want to thank bill paxton and the candidates who work

he was so kind and gracious but i was just nervous and "star trek" and i cannot do it. and i never did. i never told him. and i have regretted it ever since. no day more than the date just a few weeks ago i had heard he had died. but i can learn from my mistakes but especially when given another chance. this is another national book festival and another rare opportunity to thank the people i admire whose work has inspired and educated me. broken my heart and given me hope. so if you will indulge me i would like to tell you what you are books, your poetry, your histories, your novels, your illustrations, your words of advice and comfort have meant to me. they are essential. they are irreplaceable. they are what makes us human. what let's us understand each other. they make us better than we were before he picked them up. and i am deeply grateful for them and for you. so, if you ever have one of those days, that we all have. you think no one is listening, no one is paying attention, no one cares what you are creating, remember this, you are wrong. there is always someone

trek. it's the one constant in the universe is a bureaucracy. so they still did that all the way back then. okay something that i get asked a lot about i'm just gonna to show you this real quick. and i'm going to the fold this up. all right, this is a fan favorite here. what is this? little a baby shoes that belong to elizabeth or two belong to eliza and elizabeth monroe. she did have she had three children. actually eliza was born 1786 mariah was 1802 and james spencer. it was a 1799 and he unfortunately passed very very young, but people ask did back in the day they have such there you go. absolutely did and there's this actually made out of whether we're not so little tiny baby shoes. that would have belong to elizabeth monroe's daughter. so yes, that is something that motherhood has not changed, you know over the years, okay. so what i want to show you next is i want to show you this incredible piece. of jewelry here. okay, this is a tiara right and you can see the prongs that go in the

trek. at least spoke with human. data was purely an emotional. what would cause you to even do anything. you have no desire or goals or enjoyment or joy. why would you get up off your chair unless your program specifically said at 9:00 it up and go make coffee or whatever it is our current robots do. it would never initiate action on its own unless was programed into it. i talk about how that works and how emotion is really vital. >> you can watch the full program at book tv dot org. just search leonard or the title of his book, emotional. james o'keefe and your new book american james, and your new book america muckraker, rethinking journalism for the 24 century, you write that there is an indecently close and personal and professional relationship between reporters and the people they are supposed to cover. is that a bad thing? >> yes

i can't remember whether i've seen the film star trek the motion picture. when it first came out, it was famously not finished properly as it was meant to be. they were rushing for deadlines. this is the motion picture director's edition, which was just reissued in cinemas just a couple of weeks ago and is now available on blu—ray. if, like me, you only saw star trek when it came out and thought it was a bit disappointing, have another look at it because the director's edition does show you much closer. you know, what the film was meant to look like and how it was meant to be finished, and it's worth seeing. excellent. interesting week. thanks very much, mark. see you next time. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you're watching. see you next time. bye—bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the funeral of mikhail gorbachev, the last leader of the soviet union, takes place this morning. members of the public are invited, but president putin won't attend. pressure on rail firm ava nti west coast

if you have ever seen "star trek," the original movie, a guy on it was real, this guy was curing all kinds of cancer without even cutting into the human body, using electrical manipulation. host: larry, how far do you think we are away today from that technology? caller: 120 years in the wrong direction. you people cannot find your ass with both hands and a roadmap. host: that is larry in minnesota. this is don, kalamazoo, michigan. good morning. go ahead. caller: yes, i know most people are going to think i am nuts, but we all got to die. there ain't no doubt about that. we stop people from dying of cancer, so now we have fentanyl to kill us. we stop taking fit no -- fentanyl, and we will have covid that kills us. we are all going to die. we just got to figure out that people are going to die. that is all i have to say. host: this is kyle, frederick, maryland, line for cancer survivors. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. host: go ahead. caller: yeah, i actually still have cancer, and i hear a lot of people -- well, people think that cancer is just one disease, but a lot of peop

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