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Maybe you ought to interview him. >> reporter: would he talk to us? >> yes, but you probably wouldn't like what he says. >> reporter: that's okay. >> let me get my phone. i'm surrounded. >> who are you surrounded by? >> a bunch of women. >> okay, i'll be right there. >> all right. they're going to interview you. >> oh, no, they ain't. >> oh, yeah. come on. >> can i sit down there by you? >> reporter: why do you not want the vaccine? >> i ain't taking it. i don't like people trying to push a shot on me. >> reporter: last fall, covid put him in the hospital for seven days. >> i was on everything...

Burscheid - In unserer Chronik der Polizei- und Feuerwehreinsätze in Burscheid zeigen wir, was wann wo in der Stadt passiert. Sachdienliche Hinweise nimmt die Polizei, sofern nicht anders angegeben, unter 02202/2050 entgegen. Samstag, 26. Juni Skateboardfahrer tödlich verunglückt Tödlich verunglückt ist ein 44-jähriger Skateboardfahrer aus Langenfeld am Samstagabend auf der so genannten Balkantrasse in Burscheid. Nach Angaben der Polizei  war er gegen 18:23 Uhr als Teil einer Skateboard- und BMX-Rad-Gruppe auf der Strecke unterwegs. Auf Höhe des Egger Wegs überholte...

Richard Vialet Welcomed Into Society Membership The cinematographer’s credits include the series  P-Valley and Nobody’s Fool. New ASC member Richard Vialet studied cinematography at Howard University and the American Film Institute Conservatory. As a director of photography, he has worked on projects around the globe, shooting in locations including Cambodia, Bulgaria and Costa Rica, and is known for his popular feature collaborations with prolific actor-writer-director-producer Tyler Perry. Richard Vialet, ASC (center) with director Thomas Carter (left) on the set of American Soul. Via...

One morning in March, I woke up feeling horrible. Head: pressurized. Limbs: leaden. Nose: runny. Oh no, I thought, as I lay in bed. I rubbed my eyes. They were … itchy! I got up and went to the bathroom mirror. Red, too! Thank God, I thought. Allergies! I don’t usually get so excited about the onset of my seasonal allergies. Most years, it goes something like this: I wake up feeling sick. I assume it’s a cold. I slouch around self-pityingly and wait for the illness to pass, but a few days later nothing has changed. At which point I start to wonder: Could it be allergies?

The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: We’re Still Thinking About the Pandemic Wrong Data are the key to understanding this pandemic, and yet America has never fully understood its own data systems. Plus: A family that lives permanently on daylight saving time. The Atlantic Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. In a pandemic, numbers are king. “ Data might seem like an overly technical obsession,” Robinson Meyer and Alexis C. Madr...