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A fourth industrial revolution and that the covid crisis has accelerated technological advances. the internet of things the way of describing how more and more objects will with each other in an increasingly interconnected world. our bags will tell us where they are in the world if they get lost, for example. it is what will enable us to open more hotel rooms with our phones and once inside, use a tablet or your voice to switch the lights on, change the temperature and control the television. but that is just the start. television. but that is 'ust the mi the start. public transport becomes _ ...

Will with each other in an increasingly interconnected world. our bags will tell us where they are in the world if they get lost, for example. it is what will enable us to open more hotel rooms with our phones and once inside, use a tablet or your voice to switch the lights on, change the temperature and control the television. but that is just the start. public transport becomes more smarter, then you need less roads and less car parks to open it up to more green spaces, so actually the internet of things and getting different systems to speak to each other has a big knock on effect for trave...

California's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff.

Todd: welcome back. president joe biden will mark his first 100 days in office with a drive-in rally in atlanta, promoting his climate agenda. jillian: but some people are still asking isn't the left still boycotting georgia over its voting law. here to he react, atlanta small business owner, bruce. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. jillian: you had a jewelry business for 26 years in the atlanta area. can you tell me how that's changed in the last few years, specifically in your estimation how it's changed since the new

Arrived on the fjord two weeks later. it's hard to say for sure whether these shifting patterns are down to climate change. but with warmer temperatures affecting all manner of wildlife from seals to seabirds, from walruses to other species of whale, it's making its effects known across the entire ecosystem. and for more of my round—the—world—trip tracking the impact of these changes, you can catch up with climate change: ade on the frontline, on bbc two this month, and the iplayer. that was an amazing trip, even if we didn't get to see any orcas. well, that's all we've got time for, but...