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can I just see the difference if you put
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that one light bulb on right there come
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in closer on the back camera to sort of
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simulate the distance of this one I
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think you're better in this camera
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because this is a little too far over
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do I have to put shoes on leave the
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shoes off all that's okay and start the
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interview please
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they say I'm difficult
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well
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you would love to control this piece
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absolutely what are you kidding of
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course I don't trust you the story will
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continue after this
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when are you going to be 50. uh I knew I
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knew you were gonna I didn't know what
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you were gonna do when I asked the
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question I can't believe it because I
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don't feel it and she doesn't look it
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she turns 50 next spring but she looks
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about as young as she did in 1963 when
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she was a guest on the Judy Garland show
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and when these two legends sang together
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that night it was magical
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listen to what Barbara has written about
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that night I remember her hand was
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shaking in mine and I thought then why
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is she so frightened now so many years
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later
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I understand
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what do you understand
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it's like going going out after being in
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the business 30 years you know it's like
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everybody's ready to say she's going
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downhill or her career is over or they
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want it to be over not the public mind
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you so you're frightened I think well
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what if I go out there and they go well
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she's not as good as she used to be she
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won't sing in concert anymore she even
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chose not to include her own vocal
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imprints of Tides you won't sing in
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concert you didn't sing this
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disappointed me in Prince of times why
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were you waiting for me to sing because
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that's who you are first to me I know
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you are how I began I didn't want to
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bring the attention to Barbra Streisand
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the singer it's exactly the reason I
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didn't sing where she wants attention
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now is on Barbra Streisand the director
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it's 1 30 in the morning there's one
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last edit before she says good night
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sweetie
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see you tomorrow The Kid From Brooklyn
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the youngster from Third Avenue has
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realized almost all her Wildest Dreams
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hey I like this this is very can you go
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wherever I go you know like in the olden
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days Marlena Dietrich and all those you
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know real movie stars and they would
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have a light that would follow them
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around the whole stage and the good old
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days
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you know something I've gotten to like
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that girl
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bill gates helped usher in the digital  revolution at microsoft and has spent the  
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decade since exploring and investing in innovative  solutions to some of the world's toughest problems  
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global poverty disease and the coronavirus  pandemic which he spent nearly two billion dollars  
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on now he's focusing on climate change agreeing  with the overwhelming majority of scientists  
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who warn of a looming climate disaster the good  news is gates believes it's possible to prevent  
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a catastrophic rise in temperatures the bad news  he says in the next 30 years we need scientific  
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breakthroughs technological innovations and global  cooperation on a scale the world has never seen  
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the story will continue in a moment
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you believe this is the toughest challenge  humanity has ever faced absolutely the amount of  
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change uh new ideas it's way greater than the  pandemic and it needs a level of cooperation  
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that would be unprecedented that doesn't  sound no it's not easy uh but hey 30 years  
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we have more educated people than ever we have  a generation that's speaking out on this topic  
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uh and you know i got to participate in the  miracle of the personal computer and the  
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internet and so yes i have a bias to believe  innovation can do these things he's talking  
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about innovations in every aspect of modern  life manufacturing agriculture transportation  
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because nearly everything we now do releases  earth-warming greenhouse gases mainly carbon  
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dioxide into the atmosphere he took us to his  favorite burger joint in seattle to explain  
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you're talking about changing everything in the  economy i mean every aspect yeah the physical of  
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what we can see right now of us sitting around  here what specifically would be impacted well  
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this cement uh would be made in a different way  the steel in the building would be different  
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you know the meat and the burger is a big  deal these you know all this plastic and paper  
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potatoes with potatoes you're talking about  fertilizer the irrigation system that's used  
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all the tractors the transport trucks  that bring them to this restaurant  
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all that has to change hey when you're going to  zero it you don't get to skip anything gates says  
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going to zero means eliminating all greenhouse gas  emissions or else if they wait a hundred years to  
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do this it's way too late uh then the natural  ecosystems will have failed the instability uh  
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you know the migration you know those things will  will get really really bad well before the end of  
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the century when you talk about migration you're  talking about hundreds of thousands of people  
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trying to move from north africa to europe every  year exactly the syrian war was a 20th of what  
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climate migration will look like so the deaths per  year are way 10 times greater than than what we've  
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experienced in the pandemic in a new book how to  avoid a climate disaster gates outlines all the  
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solutions he believes we need he says the u.s has  to lead the world getting to zero greenhouse gas