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translation: this crisis place in front of us radical decisions that are not easy, but each hurdle also represents an opportunity that cannot be wasted. a former facebook employee turned whistle blower has told the bbc what the company s rebrand could mean for consumer privacy. they re asking us to actually reveal even more personal data than they do today because they want us to fill our homes with microphones and sensors that they ll have complete access to, and then say, just trust us. coming up on tonight s news watch, how can abc attract younger audience is more used to getting their news from social media. join us tonight from social media. join us tonight from 8:45pm on bbc news. the queen has been advised by her doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks. they ve said she can undertake light, desk based duties such as virtual audiences, but not any official visits. it means she won t be able to attend this year s festival of remembrance on saturday, nove ....
animals into humans, there were warning signs. every few years there s a new spillover event with a new disease that humans have no immunity to. it s a likely probability that this one originated from animals naturally as well. but the possibility also remains that the virus leaked from a lab. the wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. the disease is the same name as the lab. it s a laboratory at the heart of the city, where the outbreak occurred, that s undertaking some risky work. laboratory accidents happen much more often than we know. the biological window to learn what happened, that window might be closing. good evening. i m dr. sanjay gupta. it s been nearly two years since the world first learned of covid-19. and there are still no definitive answers of it origins. no clear culprit. no smoking gun. all we can say based on the evidence we have now is that it wasn t intentionally bioengineered. so over the last several months, we ve been speaking to ....
because one republican senator has announced that his standard of qualification for the supreme court is that you can tell the difference between a j.crew catalog and a logbook. now, i can do that. i can do that every single time. and that is the first time i have ever heard a senator come up with qualifications for the supreme court that i meet. you know, there is also another thing about you that he would really like about you as a potential supreme court nominee. but i will tell you later. okay. i will ask our first guest tonight all about this. and, rachel, my patience has run out. i am going to need to know tonight who the nominee will be. so, i am just going to corner him and i m sure he will tell you. why wouldn t he? joe biden is a very careful person, of course they will choose someone who has already been confirmed by the supreme court. so, i will force him to admit that. that narrows it down. that is my plan. if i were him, i would come out and te ....
on november 18th memo and another three weeks later are among the earliest known efforts to put on paper proposals for preparing alternate electors. at the heart of the strategy was the idea that they are real deadline was not december 14th, when official electors would be chosen to reflect the outcome any state. but rather january 6th, when congress would meet to certify the results. led to the effort to pressure mike pence to overturn the election and ultimately fueled the riot at the capitol. two of pence s most senior aides, former chief of staff mark shorts and council greg jacob have already spoken to the select committee. and today, the national archives said that it would turn over some of pence s records by march 3rd. the january six committee has indicated that it would like to talk to pence. earlier today, one member said that they are still debating that ask. we have not made that decision yet. we may or may not. i will say that the documents that we hav ....
structurally, harvard is not like a lot of the other top ranked schools in the u.s.. harvard medical school isn t a time she was on hospital. for example, stanford medical school, it s also highly ranked, they view the university hospital. same goes for johns hopkins in baltimore, they ve got that highly ranked medical school. also, at the university of pennsylvania, that s a common setup for highly ranked medical schools. that is not how it works for harvard. harvard is the top ranked, or one of the top ranked schools in the united states, year after year. but, they don t have their own individual teaching hospital. instead, harvard partners with a whole bunch of hospitals. they partnered with more than a dozen different hospitals in medical institutes, in the boston area. they use all of them as their teaching hospitals in affiliates. it s part of the reason why we think it helps that more than a dozen hospitals, for mass general, to dana farber all of these fam ....