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and they're only getting better, as you said, so something we need to get more resources and get them the ability to move forward and come up with a cure eventually >> and congresswoman, when did you first start noticing the signs? you are a young woman. what did you first feel and when did you know and get the diagnosis that you have parkinson's? >> first of all, thank you for that, willie, saying that i'm a young woman. i appreciate it. >> yes, you are. >> i guess in the relative scheme of things especially by congress standards i started realizing i was having symptoms at 2019 it was the clenching and curling of my toes which is a classic symptom of early onset parkinson's. i ignored it and said it was because i walk so many miles here every day at the capitol on the punishing marble floors, you know how that is but it turns out it was not just that, it was also the fact that i had parkinson's. i didn't know it, i didn't get the final diagnosis, the final -- i guess the final
in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control. vm ware helps you innovate and grow. i hope you just saw pulse of the people. that's our segment where i spoke to gen xers, millennials and gen z ears about the frenzy of developments in technology and how we feel about it, including artificial intelligence chat, gpt and the effect they're all having on all of us. let's bring back my panel. i'm back with alyssa, harry l z and motion lz. i feel like when we talk about these futuristic things, but we alternately giggle because we think like it's sci fi stuff, and it's never going to happen and feel petrified and are clenching at all times. okay? and i don't know what the middle crown answer is here. all i know is what the millennial was talking about about like the margin tailored greens and you know chuck schumer's all getting together and trying to decide what's best for us with technology that scares the hell out of me. i'm just being real
nonsentences sense. >> so i don't know if you can tell, jonathan, first, it's great to be here with this extraordinary panel. i'm not in new york city. i'm in the dominican republic. so i feel i'm very removed. one of the things i'm not able to do is watch cable all the time. let me tell you something, i'm glad i didn't have to hear that. i'm having a physical reaction. my throat is clenching, i'm getting all sweaty even though i'm here in the caribbean. the reason why is because the effectiveness of the republican party and their entire asperatus to reframe this, what we all saw with our very eyes and to challenge the truth. i'm not saying anything that we don't know, but what i have been thinking about this week and i've been talking a lot about myself is what this means is we all have to take this very personally, that reaction that i
has been to meet the team hoping to find the wreck. caught on camera more than 100 years ago. the final moments of the endurance. this footage restored and released by the bfi shows sir ernest shackleton�*s famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. but like shackleton, they'll face gruelling conditions. the endurance is the most unreachable wreck in the world. the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, its clenching, it's unclenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. the agulhas ii is the icebreaker taking on that challenge.
forward. an expedition is setting off this weekend to try to find the shipwreck of the antartic explorer sir ernest shackleton. his vessel the endurance sank more than 100 years ago and is believed to be nearly two miles below sea level. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has been to meet the team hoping to find the wreck. caught on camera more than 100 years ago. the final moments of the endurance. this footage restored and released by the bfi, shows sir ernest shackleton's famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship, but like shackleton, they'll face grueling conditions. the endurance is the... the most unreachable wreck in the world, and the big challenge is the ice. it's opening its clenching, its unclenching.
miles below sea level. our science editor rebecca morelle has been to meet the team hoping to find the wreck. caught on camera more than 100 years ago. the final moments of the endurance. this footage restored and released by the bfi shows sir ernest shackleton's famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. but like shackleton, they'll face gruelling conditions. the endurance is the most unreachable wreck in the world. the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, its clenching, it's unclenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. the agulhas ii is the icebreaker taking on that challenge.
restored and released by the bfi, shows sir ernest shackleton's famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. the endurance is the... the most unreachable wreck in the world, and the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, its clenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. this was shackleton's third expedition to antarctica. endurance set off from south georgia in december 1914, but it was a bad yearfor sea ice and by mid january, the ship had become frozen fast. it drifted for months with the crew on board, but eventually, an order was given to abandon the ship after it became crushed by the weight of the ice. endurance finally sank on the 21st of november 1915. its exact location, though, was recorded, and this is where the search will begin.
morelle has been to meet them. the final moments of the endurance. this 100—year—old footage, restored and released by the bfi, shows sir ernest shackleton�*s famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. the endurance is the... the most unreachable wreck in the world, and the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, it's clenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. this was shackleton�*s third expedition to antarctica. endurance set off from south georgia in december 1914, but it was a bad yearfor sea ice and by mid—january, the ship had become frozen fast. it drifted for months with the crew on board, but eventually, an order was given to abandon the ship after it became crushed by the weight of the ice. endurance finally sank on the 21st of november 1915.
final moments of the endurance. this 100—year—old footage restored and released by the bfi, shows sir ernest shackleton�*s famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. the endurance is the... the most unreachable wreck in the world, and the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, it's clenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. this was shackleton�*s third expedition to antarctica. endurance set off from south georgia in december 1914, but it was a bad year for sea ice and by mid—january, the ship had become frozen fast. it drifted for months with the crew on board, but eventually, an order was given to abandon the ship after it became crushed by the weight of the ice. endurance finally sank on the 21st of november 1915.
this 100—year—old footage, restored and released by the bfi, shows sir ernest shackleton's famous ship as it was lost to the antarctic ice. there's the endurance. now, a new expedition is attempting to locate the ship. the endurance is the — the most unreachable wreck in the world, and the big challenge is the ice. it's opening, it's clenching. it's a really vicious, lethal environment. this was shackleton's third expedition to antarctica. endurance set off from south georgia in december 1914. but it was a bad year for sea ice, and by mid—january, the ship had become frozen fast. it drifted for months with the crew on board, but eventually an order was given to abandon the ship after it became crushed by the weight of the ice. endurance finally sank on 21 november 1915. its exact location, though, was recorded, and this