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Trigger another surge but americans willing to roll the dice, with nearly 1.2 million people hitting the skies on saturday. doctors say the christmas surge could be a week away. >> the chances of you coming in to contact with someone is just so much higher, no matter what youre doing. >> reporter: now more than 350,000 americans have died from the virus. in california, there are now more than 4,500 patients in the icu. thats double from the past month, as the hospital in northern california is b...

From across the country and are wiped, upgraded and fixed. bridging tech expanded out of the bay area and has now given away over 600 computers nationwide. >> i want people to recognize that their role as a community member is super important to all nonprofits work. >> thank you so much. >> your old computer sitting in your garage can totally transform the course of one students academic year. >> memorize the wifi password. >> helping families who need it more than ever, one laptop at a time. >>...

Scientists estimate around three million tons of microfibers now pollute our oceans, even reaching antarctica, where we traveled a year ago. >> theyre found in the guts of fish. the microfibers, microplastics can accumulate up to the food chain. >> reporter: all the way up to human beings. >> reporter: possibly. four sites inthompson sent sea the antarctic, to the greenp water samples from four sites in the antarctic, to the greenpeace ntillo andter, england, where scientist david santillo and h...

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In a repeat of a slice of history that happened nearly a century ago, a team of Norwegians has beaten a rival British crew to the South Pole. The latest race was called the Amundsen Omega 3 South Pole Race, covering 481 miles from its starting point to the Geographic South Pole. Some 97 years ago, a British expedition team led by Captain Robert Scott thought they had been the first humans to make it to the South Pole. When they arrived, they discovered a Norwegian team led by Roald Amundsen had...

And when ice age it, i mean jet. if one of these five engines blows... you can have two engine and still flying. it is contained by kevlar protection. if it explodes. undeterred, nick gave its water powered because in a rural.|j dont think ive ever had so many painful muscles afterwards of doing any activity ever. ive never had so much salt water up my nose in such a short period of time. and you have been following frankie zapatas career since then, what is he doing now? the guy has attempt to ...

Is there any more news on that badminton robot? yeah, theyre still — theyre all taking part in competitions and theres different companies and universities across china who are developing these robots and theyre winning competitions. itsjen copestake, everybody! cheering and applause. nice to see you! welcome to the aletsch glacier in the swiss alps. weve tried some world firsts over the years, and one member of the click fam has been instrumental in them all. stephen beckett produced the worl...

Weve been live in the uk, in india and around the world. and this year, we went live in your living room, joined by click fans from across the globe and masterminded by a director... and his assistant. laughter. woman: keep the cat! i thought i prepared for everything but not... ..not for the cat! ..not for the cat. hello! i get real people? youre the first people ive seen in nine months! oh, my goodness! people!

They havent been to the play—offs since 2007 and it has been a long time coming. to suddenly have the opportunity to go out there and play against the pittsburgh steelers. like you say, win or go home. thats all from sportsday. see you later on. good afternoon. with the cold weather remaining for the rest of the weekend at least, the showers that are coming along are falling as snow over the hills, but even at lower levels, and so ice is a real concern because it is bitter out there. even with...

Competitions. welcome to this glacier in the swiss alps. weve tried some world firsts over the years and one member of the click family has been instrumental in them all. stephen beckett produced the worlds first show shot entirely and 360 degrees and in 2015 he and i entered our mad laboratory to try to teach an artificial intelligence to walk. we are definitely getting closer to that all—powerful machine. if only steve could keep it upright. but then, in a moment of realisation, he cracks it...