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Bipartisan frustration with netanyahu is overseeing the war. Norah. Tonight theres a state of emergency in effect around the site of a deadly fire that set off a series of massive explosions at a vaping supplier north of detroit. A 19yearold man was killed when the blast sent debris flying as far as two miles away. Cbss alicia burgeio reports Officials Say its still an active scene. Reporter the violent fire spread quickly. Canisters filled with butane gas, night rouse oxide, and lighter fluid blew apart and spewed into the air. Theres metal canisters that are exploding, and theyre being projectiles coming all over the place right now. Reporter knives were blasted apart and more than 100,000 vape pens with highly combustible lithium batteries inside exploded. You had shrapnel going off everywhere you looked. So if youre standing outside, youre wondering when is the next piece coming my way. Reporter the fire started around 9 00 p. M. And burned through the morning at this vaping supply
Good morning. Im jane pauley and this is sunday morning. Its hard to believe its been four years since the first case of covid was confirmed here in the United States, back in january 2020. We all remember the uncertainty, panic, lockdowns, and the more than 1 million lives lost in this nation alone. But what also worth remembering is the scientific miracle that quickly followed. A vaccine developed and released later that very year, saving countless lives. This morning our Kelefa Sanneh introduces us to two scientists truly Unsung Heroes who made the Covid Vaccine possible. So. Reporter he is immunologist. She is a biochemist. In 1998, they met by chance. 22 years later, their research led to the Covid Vaccine of 2020. And the nobel prize in medicine last year. Did you take a moment to celebrate . I just probably went back to work. Famously, i ate the whole bag of chocolate covered peanuts. On a day like that you, earned it. Reporter coming up on sunday morning, how it all happened. H
Peter, welcome. Thank you for joining us. Its really great to speak to you today. I thank you for asking, inviting. So youve written quite a bit over the years about about hollywood, particularly the movie industry. This book is a really wonderful tour of modern tevision and how it evolved into a medium for deep, provocative, original storytelling. Weve all become familiar with this term that were that were living through the golden age of tv with these shows like mad men and breaking bad and succession. And the list goes on and on. What made you want to tackle this subject now . And also with so much ambition and sweep, this is a book that spans several decades. Well, basically, because, you know, movies have declined. You know, theyve become you know, theyve become a monoculture here of superheroes. You know, basically through marvel, somewhat through dc and there was it just seemed to me that there was less and less interesting work being done in the movies. And a lot of the talent
Peter, welcome. Thank you for joining us. Its really great to speak to you today. I thank you for asking, inviting. So youve written quite a bit over the years about about hollywood, particularly the movie industry. This book is a really wonderful tour of modern tevision and how it evolved into a medium for deep, provocative, original storytelling. Weve all become familiar with this term that were that were living through the golden age of tv with these shows like mad men and breaking bad and succession. And the list goes on and on. What made you want to tackle this subject now . And also with so much ambition and sweep, this is a book that spans several decades. Well, basically, because, you know, movies have declined. You know, theyve become you know, theyve become a monoculture here of superheroes. You know, basically through marvel, somewhat through dc and there was it just seemed to me that there was less and less interesting work being done in the movies. And a lot of the talent