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The shutdown was planned to undertake vital repairs and upgrade work, but the pandemic meant its taken longer than expected. soon, the collider will be switched on again to start the next phase of experiments. and the uks new polar research ship has arrived in antarctica, and soon it will be undergoing trials to see how it copes with the thick ice there. the vessel, which was almost called boaty mcboatface after a public vote, is now named after the british naturalist sir david attenborough. its...

Kno noah, it is good to see you. you went with "wanda vision" for your tv show. >> we know marvel has been dominating the box office for a decade now. "wanda vision" was foray into tv. it was weird in the mock 1950s sitcom that became a inter galactic mystery murder mystery. it was great and it launched a new phase of marvel. thats why it gets my biggest top tv of the year. >> it seems to have launched a new phase. i wonder athletes playing a prominent role in the news. not for stories favorable...

Place on january 6th. the committee has to stick to the idea that they have to conduct a fact-finding investigation that follows the facts wherever they lead f. it leads to uncomfortable places including asking their colleagues questions then they have to do whats necessary to get that information. >> i think the first question if they get anyone up there under oath is why are you going to husband is us down? the commitment, publicly stated kplimt commitment shutting down the investigation into ...

People for asymptomatic covid because so many people will test positive at once that it will be literally impossible to keep society functioning. today the white houses top infectious disease expert, anthony fauci, was asked about what our priorities should be as a nation, whether it should be trying to tamp down the number of infections to try and stop the disease from spreading, or if weve entered a new phase of this pandemic where we as a society learn to live with the virus with as little il...

But doing it in a way that the american people can begin to understand more sequentially what happened. who was involved, who did what when. those are all essentials i think to telling the story and you know, also to understanding what we need to do to make sure that it never happens again. i think thats going to be an essential component of the way in which this committee rolls out its public testimony and the reports to entering a really important moment then it will become a larger question o...

>> they are telling you you should go arrest the members you are sworn to protect? >> yeah, not the people that are assaulting us while telling us to do that. >> that was u.s. capitol police officer harry doesnt being interviewed talking about the trauma of january 6th, and he faced a torrent of racial slurs while battling the mob made up of trump supporters who stormed the capitol. as we close in on one year since that horrible day the investigation by the select committee is gaining momentum. ...

The storm, the acute phase of the storm will diminish a bit. i think it will be safer then. but schools can be a safe place. >> today president biden said, quote, covid as we are dealing with it now is not here to stay. you are one of six of the presidents former advisors who wrote of a need for a new normal and planning for a new normal in the journal of the american medical association. talk about what this new normal will look like and how close you think it may be. >> well, first of all, we ...

Tests for distribution. well, five senate democrats sent president biden a letter criticizing his administrations covid-19 response, and they specifically called out the testing shortage, and asked why more steps to get at-home testing did not happen sooner. >> here to discuss is dr. perry wilson, an associate professor of medicine at the yale school of medicine. his article, testing could help end the pandemic if only we had tests is published this week. doctor, thank you so much for being with...

We cannot just shelve january 6th, 2021, and say its a day that happened and thats the end of it. there are some very important lessons, historical lessons, to be learned from that day. we -- i dont yet know what the full lessons are going to be, but that committee is going to get to answers that american people deserve, that we all deserve, and that will, i believe, guide our future. so im very, very pleased that they are moving into the next phase of this, with public hearings. >> and speaking...

Of this pandemic is two phases , the two acute phase, current models suggest between six to eight weeks in the u.s., seeing what we seen in south africa and uk about this highly-transmissible variant and we can then talk about what metrics are important. the reason the surge is different is that these high number of cases, at least during this surge matter for two reasons, one is what dr. fauci just said when you have a huge number of cases in the community the virus finds people unvaccinated, f...