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Foot. >> im glad you found some happiness. >> greg: i some photographs i like to show you later of his foot that i blew up the size of a full full length mirror that i like to just crawl over. my sick cream, my supreme court, my supreme court justice to be smarter than your average fifth-grader. but she is as dumb as john lennon. where did she get that? >> it is not anywhere. its not real. thats what i was wondering, is she dumb or does she really know that that is not true that people would bel...

To the birth of the universe. inside this rocket is the biggest telescope ever sent into space. punching a hole through the clouds. 20 seconds into the flight... this is the james webb space telescope. its a successor to hubble, but 100 times more powerful. after three decades in the making, and a cost of $10 billion, its finally on its way. weve never attempted anything like that in space before. were going to be entering a whole new regime of astrophysics. a new frontier. and that is what gets...

Out of it _ you know. its unbelievable, you know, when you find out, actually, that we survived. what a story. incredible lady. well be talking to more survivors during holocaust memorial day tomorrow. lets take a look at some of todays front pages. and they all lead on the same story. "johnson faces police interview over parties" is the times headline. the paper also claims that photographs of downing street parties have been handed to sue gray — the senior civil servant in charge of the inte...

There will be for the revelations on the downing street lockdown. the ft looks ahead to tomorrows show and prime ministers questions, according to tory in piecing the mood and number ten is sulphurous. metro focuses on the public backlash against borisjohnson as news of the party emerged. the paper quoted, covid—19 bereaved families shows that he is showing contempt for their loved ones. the male asks if their loved ones. the male asks if the game is up for the prime minister. yes, the party i...

And when i look in the mirror, - im going to get a shock! chuckles. this is part of a clinical trial five years in the making, which is why we are not using the patient�*s name. she had the chip inserted a month ago. this is her first set of eye tests. keep looking a bit up! once the lights are out, the experts can begin to work out what she can see. so, what is the colour? green. | i want to be able to go out more, | because i have not been going out all that much — ijust go out to just a c...

He believed in conciliatory -- the dynamic of working across the aisle. with him gone and we dont know who the next nominee will be, is there anyone else currently on the court who can step into that role? >> you know, thats hard for me to say. i dont know any of them the way i know him but i think you are exactly right about him. and he takes the process of give and take seriously. he was at uva giving a speech and a student asked about this, how do you maintain collegiality and have dialogue. ...

Union pacific security and then youre in a pacific police, local police and blaming prosecutor statewide for not doing their job of smash and grab spear this is just another publicity stunt by him. he has a name as to public safety as the governor. >> todd: wow, that is quite a statement there. to the d.a. there in l.a., george gas cone we talk about him a lot and what he is doing to the city is horrific. hes blaming union pacific for the train package and writes "union pacific does little to se...

Perhaps, pivoting more towards the jaundice act. but, right now, even those seem difficult. there are certainly efforts in various states, states that have seen new laws passed by republicans controlled legislatures, that have restrictive voting rights. the presidents run into a very tough situation. he took off -- his first year is a tale of two halves. the first half, a lot of success, the covid relief bill, distribution of the vaccine, just a sense of return to normalcy in washington, after f...

These glasses contain a camera, linked to a small computer which connects with a microchip recently inserted under her retina. the chip is placed in the centre of the retina, which is the seeing part of the eye, and we can stimulate the chip for her to start to see different types of signals. so that shows that we will hopefully be able to now train her to see things within the centre of her eye, which she never saw before. id be able to see my grandchildren and when i look in the mirror, im goi...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface who is a columnist at the daily mirror and ali miraj who is a columnist at the article. yet more downing street lockdown revelations are on the front of the mirror — the paper claims number ten staff took delivery of a wine fridge and held weekly �*wine—time fridays�*, as the uk was facing strict curbs — a source claims the prime minister regularly popped in and encourage...