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Infections, particularly with the emergence of delta. its not that the vaccines dont work. they work as theyre intended to work. which is to prevent severe disease, hospitalization and death. but that should have been a wakeup call that we needed to have a strategy that was broader than vaccines, that there were limitations to what vaccines can and cannot do. and that those limitations are even amly if ied further by the fact that part of the population remains even today some one-third of the u...

From hitting the luckily pretend child at the end of this track. beside me is a tesla which is already fitted with a system that is in most new cars which uses cameras and radar to hopefully prevent it from hitting something if an accident is likely to happen. but there is limitations. this feels horrible. you so just want it to stop. it gets really close. and it has quite a jolt, obviously, but we havent hit the child. whereas the tesla... that was quite something. this technology has already b...

Individual off in the future is the fact that the statute of limitations ran. >> for help, morales turned to cold case prosecutor david waymire. >> even if the defendant was ultimately identified through dna, even if he admitted the crimes, the statute of limitations, once it hits, its an absolute bar to prosecution. >> but waymire had an idea as to how they could get around that hard deadline. indict the dna profile as a "john doe. " a creative legal maneuver, but one that had never been tested...

Here with reaction jason j fits along with former white house chief of staff. you tell me, any good reason wh they would turn down the legall authorized calling of the troop by the president? >> thats because political committees are not put together to bring justice, there are put together to highlight and punis your enemies. i think its a good thing to revisit what the limitations of this committee really is so tha everyone can understand. this is not a committee that ha at least carte blanche...

Convincing purpose. what im filming here is a concept that hopes to be able to create uncrashable cars. i am getting in this vehicle which is embedded with lidar sensors, which should stop it from hitting the luckily pretend child at the end of this track. beside me is a tesla which is already been fitted with a system that is in most new cars which uses cameras and radar to hopefully prevent it from hitting something if an accident is likely to happen. but there is limitations. this feels horri...

So maybe sergey and carl can pick up on that. looking at post—soviet countries and conflicts there, are there some aspects to putins policy where he actually acts as a stabilising force, as he has in kazakhstan? i would argue yes. in terms of kazakhstan — i personally think kazakhstan has been a hideous dictatorship, and — but, you know, they had chaos. the russians went in, when they went in, the international expert community exploded with commentaries to the effect that russia was annex...

He knows his limitations, and the fact that the russians pulled out of kazakhstan quickly i think shows that. olhas question about instability in former post—soviet countries, we have seen russia been a real destabilising force in georgia for instance, where it backed the breakaway separatists there in south ossetia, abkhazia, the same in moldova, with transnistria, where a couple of thousand russian troops are based there. so how far do you think olhas question is relevant in terms of russia ...

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The truth will be a little more complicated, as my guest on political thinking will spell out, i think. it will be because many conservatives think that borisjohnson has stopped being a conservative. that those very covid rules, limitations on freedom, that extra spending, that higher tax, all represents a change that they dont want to see. steve baker was a thorn in the flesh of theresa may when he ran the erg, the european research group. he has become a thorn in the flesh of borisjohnson, as ...

Deal with that to help juice the economy and, you know, inject more liquidity into it. that was the point. the question right now becomes have we reached a point where they, you know, they say mission accomplished, essentially. the economy is doing about as well as it should be doing, and maybe we overshot a little bit and we need to roll things back. >> catherine, as were watching your shot come in and out, were reminded of technological limitations too, this country continues to face, and we t...