i met with a blog post of the take a daily news podcast powered by the global reporting of al jazeera bind us where ever you get your podcasts. the the color that i'm or a kyle: this is the news our live from though ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes and a 78 microns on dead with 100 small still missing, often overcrowded. both sides of the case to greet the end, the rescue efforts in nigeria more than a 100 passengers, remained missing off of that boat capsized on monday, had to view and the atomic watch start bones of a serious situation. as we businesses, that creates a nuclear power plant in your brain. and scientists find evidence of an essential

ingredient for life on an ice covered main on that's awesome. and um, peter statement with your spouse ju, defending him, has officially been unveiled as a rail madrid class. the 19 year old english midfield as soon as he had no doubts about joining the club, he has described as the great, the greece is coping with its west boat capsizing incident. this yes, so fall, the greek coast cods have recovered the body of at least 78 people. they drowned off the southern coast off of the fishing boat site. well, the 100 people have been rescued and they say that boots was covering up to 700 microns from several countries, including pac hassan, egypt and syria operations on the way to find and recover. more bodies,

it can take up 5 minutes. i own a, some us has declared 3 days of national morning a spitting out, so don't throw place. he joins us from color, masa, and jones. so many more people all thought to be on this bose is that any updates on the number of survivors or anti bodies that have been found are unfortunately low. laura, no new bodies known use a volume is today sized or, and even the old nice operation. wednesday to thursday didn't hold out and lots of hope. however, authorities out trying, there's still a greek navy, figured out the, there's a coast guard vessel, there's about 6 commercial vessels. and there are also a lot of helicopters, applying the area still looking even on the off chance that there's just maybe one person who might be found. and meanwhile, a lot of questions are being asked about why this was allowed to happen. if there

was a great coast guard vessel in the immediate neighborhood of this fishing trula when the toilet capsized in the small allows of wednesday, why wasn't any kind of preventive measure taken? and why wouldn't most of us picks out of the water when that might have been, perhaps more people alive? these questions are being sent it off by the coast guard already, which says it's spend all day wednesday following the troll, a continuously asking whether it help was needed and continuously being told. no, we just once it goes instantly and it was not until the engines of the troll a failed about 1 30 in the morning local time on wednesday, pitch black darkness. of course, at that time that passengers began to panic in the darkness. and probably, uh, it is source that caused the capsizing to happen, as the boat was seen by the coast guard captain to be launching right and left

until that capsized. and that could be explained by a massive change of the weight of the passengers of that. so we've seen on that over crowded deck, but it cannot have been an easy operation even to pick up the 104 survivors in the immediate aftermath of the incident. but uh, i think that the, the kind of scott is still going to be forced to on to difficult questions. and then what they could have done that they didn't do before the capsizing and you all, well, those survivors have been a via available. what do we know about that condition and what happens to them now as well, there's been arriving in a state of shock on, on wednesday, and some of them the same thing on the dock. bass been given medical treatment. they've been re hydrated, they've been fed, they've slept, some of them well, half drowned, they had water in the lungs and they have been the traces of that. so that

to currently nobody's life is in danger. we're told. and all 100 for survivors will live. but that psychological condition is going to be a different matter as the truth stones on them, but perhaps their relatives didn't make it that's going to take time to determine. i don't know that we can be sure of the exact number of people on the boat. the figure is roughly $750.00, comes from the testimony of these $104.00 survivors. none of them has a precise head count. there was no passenger list. this wasn't the legal journey. it has to be deducted from the testimonies of the survivors. how many people, very new to be on board, that ship personally, who didn't make it. and that cannot be a complete accounting. that must be people, that none of these 104 survivors knew who were on that boat. and may take

a very long time, so identify all of them and those sources are just beginning that process. it could take months. we've seen some of the things happen in, in the last 6 or 7 years. when massive votes like this went down. it was very difficult to have an accurate determination of the they tell us is okay, don't selfless reporting that from greece. so thanks very much. them on the left, the drowning accidents and emergency crews in central nigeria, searching for the bodies of dozens of people. still missing after a boat capsized that on one day night, it happened on the nigel river between the states of nyja and quadra. please say the vessel was carrying people, returning from a wedding was likely overloaded. around 100 people are rescued, bought more than 100 people also accounted full address, has moved from the sides of the accident that i bought in nigeria. the president issued a statement yesterday that the he has more than

a pro point investigation as to the costs of this disaster and also send relief materials to survivors and victims of the families. now 72 hours since this. well, there's 72 hours since this accident. the local c r y, this accident happened are telling us that no alteration arrived the scene yet. so what they're doing is that they have deployed their own resources, the little resources they have to try to pull up the boat and see whether or not that i'm of buddies that are under the water. and then take, goes to the cemetery and give them appropriate battery. and but the most in the town of cable is really devastating. we spend the night in the community, which is just some uh, 13 minutes boatright from here. uh we, we spent the night there and in one house close to why we were at least 18 members of the family have perished in the boat accident in the house that we stayed. 3

people died and they're still looking for more. so the mode is sort of very, very side in every village and you're talking about nearly 10 percent of the population has been wiped off by this accident. and the concern now is how these people find closure and whether or not they were coming from this. a lot of people who spoke to in that village say they don't think they would recover any time soon . i the view as nuclear chief has bits of is that for each that nuclear power plant in ukraine has one but the safety situation that is serious. but under control, i failed garcia and his team inspect it, the russian control facility, not fully the breach. last week of the nearby i called down which supplied cooling most of the one hand. we can see that the patient is serious because it was out of there and they are real at the same time that i'm is

yours. that's a being a taken to stabilize the situation that's get more on this now from our correspondence in keys. jonah, how and jenna russell go see, is that in zach for each officer, a days delay? what is being his initial findings of the well, what specifics may be attached to those uh, technical solutions that are being put into place as he said that to stabilize the situation with that though, it may be a 5 out head. so who knows? but he totally goes away from that visit feeling that something has been done to restore some safety and security to that stuff where he's yet nuclear plants. he also said, according to russian, was that the permanent i, a, a presence at the plot permanent to inspect is there even in war conditions will

continue and get it. it is hard to over stake, frankly, the so the dangers posed to this huge the significant and potentially has of this place. given its location, close to the front of the front lines. it's frequently colton. crossfire. it's easy and territory controlled by the russian forces since the early stages of the war. even grossey himself arrived there was you said 24 hours like because of safety concerns in homage vehicles in full body. um uh this is a dangerous situation for a nuclear plant. to be in almost on thinkable, really the leg just concerns the cost involved. the breach of the water is that the cutoff could um, that happened last week. those waters, among other things, used to fill a cooling reservoir. that was very important in terms of cooling, the 6 react is on the site. they're not operational, but they still need to be functional. there is power going into that pond and they need to be cooled as a say,

he's clearly to some degree. reassured by what is in place that but any damage accidental or otherwise, so that plant could have pretty catastrophic consequences. okay, done up. many things for the upsides. jenna, how replacing that from keys in the us? defense x ray, as j. nato members to send more ad defense weapons to crate and to help combat boston drain. attacks. lloyd often made the cold and brussels when they to defend sprints has finalized plans to provide more support. few claims war against russian forces nathan need is, are expected to approve the plans the plans summit in the way. in the next month we were going laser focused on meeting ukraine's urgent needs for ground based air defense systems. and that's especially important since rushes structure has ruthlessly ramped up. it's missile and drone attacks over the past month against you crime cities. these attacks of killed scores of ukrainians civilians. and

that's just part of my scouts reckless and lawless attempt to break away all of the crating and people. but you, crazier defenders have serv. i've saved countless lives using air defense systems and intercepts intercept with missiles donated by members of this contact group. and they said it's actually general as, as providing support for your client is more important than ever. it's critical time for ukraine because you have just to launch the council defensive. you are making gains, it's fist fighting. and the, the gains to are making is due to the kurtz to skills the bravery. oh, do training on forces or to hilton is defense fellow add clips that that's a think tank focused on. your pin security joins us now from vienna. get to have you with us. so you claim on surprise, me topping the agenda that as that, somebody and it does seem very likely that nato will commit to more minute tree support for keith. but how far do you think is that going to stretch

a good afternoon and thank you for having me. after having watched the press conference with the secretary austin enjoyed chief of staff nearly, i'm really optimistic brought to the welcome community janita moving forward. and it's not just the specific packages or the multi your packages that need on members like kind of that provided what exactly shouldn't be idea that multiple current means and massive training is under is underway at the moment, which at the center strongest message outside of the financial and physical realm that they're investing in, you created for the to be brushing this. this were on europe and they have training fight to the training training. pilots all need to flight flight to jets, but as yet then not sending those jets. do you think they will down the line? well, i think again, it's very important to recognize it. does he just another time who that has been smashed about, allowing you creating uh, you know, you create to access these ac 16 co issue right? by deduction to entity share sort of reading leaders on this. while it's a long term process to get them going for it. as i said earlier,

i think this is good, one room, much longer uh, period in terms of the okay. so while we don't need them right now with the counter offensive going on, whether it's for the short term in the long term conflict with russia or long term . i mean, i think there's every indication that at the sixty's we'll see some action eventually . yeah. in ukraine, we also have a ton of defense minister talking about hitting the spending target from 8 to 2 percent of the countries annual d d p. but not all members are going to be happy about raising that amount on the, you know, i mean, it's a very simple issue and i just had disclose the states back we before our secretary general salton berg and a lot of other members across europe. of course, you've seen a gradual increase in this day now it's raising their defense spending and certainly there are some really getting much higher than and like pulling in the baltic states. and it's also really important that you mentioned that that 2 percent spending a part of it is also supposed to go towards research and development and capability development. so it's not necessarily such an easy argument for a lot of national governments to make giving the top economic and financial

situation. but as i say, given all of these drugs facing nato and alan ended the allied states, whether it's climate security, cyber critical infrastructure, this is really great bang for your box i o, and you'll meet up to the sound of the message will really resonate the policymakers and the another big issue is expected to be asia supposed to piece a quite high on the agenda of, uh, with the effective state and see if they can heading to china next week. well, i mean, now as i say, the security never more than ever has been entered, connected, and one of the dynamics going on in asia are almost directly involved with how things are progressing in europe. you already mentioned that secretary c blinking will be meeting in asia, but also next week you'll have an or under moody, the prime minister to india, a meeting with president biden. you have to call that's on your way. so whether it's a munition from south 3 medium between the ukraine, i think everybody in europe is looking for a predictable and stable relationship, especially these are all laser focused on the bottle situation, ukraine up to knowledge or to hilton forensic speech. so thanks for taking the time

to join us on out as era. here a 100 pounds prime minister says relates as testifying a ballistic missiles by north korea as a grave violation of un resolutions. the japanese government says 2 missiles flew around 900 kilometers before landing within is exclusive economic zone in the sea of japan. that is solomon is following developments from tech in. and this is a great concern for the band as the gibeonites forces are being on high alert. they have been expecting that north korea with fi it another but a stick me inside of that, the city i was the claims to be cutting. i'm going to city something like a the window which look pretty a has the and no sports that's experiments outside of the fan of the 1st experiment on the 31st of may at the end of last month to expire. the, on the 11th of june. assume vision is the government was on high alert on this to

besides, they can index it because it, it basically says it going to be its own of japan on such incidents hasn't had been for over 6 months. the timing of such experiments by north korea is very, very interesting actually because of today in the morning, you know, what is the sports person benefits? books, person i q was south korea and the united states of escalating the situation by doing that. i mean, who hers on for any over the last 3 weeks, it was the largest, the such a training me to go to training since the 6 years. but the for japan, the findings also intense pain because to motivate, jump in and find them if there's going to hold one new builds for the increasing that is up on 6 defense capabilities, especially most of the head hair on this new. so including well here, how power military commanders ensued on at the 9 were supposed to proceed with the killing of a regional government and deliberately misleading parliament person's former prime

minister. first, johnson received a damning indictment from his fellow impedes. plus agents have books that's false and make sure to ask for a couple of nations from black coat equaling $26.00 time piece will have all those details the time out to group and through don is denying responsibility for the killing of the regional governor in west doleful, so don's army has accused the rapids support forces of the death of commerce. i'll go back a few details of what happens in the city of o janina have been reported back. i have described what's happening the as genocide of long running tensions in the gulf. all region have re ignited within the 4 hundreds of members of the mass lake tribe have fled, fighting included, soldiers, militias, and policemen. many hands,

the weapons over to border guards as they crossed into chad. morgan is in sue don's law just as he onto mine. but 1st let's speak to zane bus route, but he's in chad just across the board up from l janina in western golf for zane, do we know any more festival? about the killing of this governor of al janina. that was that there has been social media footage content clearly generated by those that took his life. and it is truly gruesome and it is truly horrific. and it is difficult to wish that kind of brutal death on anyone. but the death of this incredibly seminal figure in the fight to defend alternate against the militias in the fight to maintain some kind of control against the tribal militias that have laid siege to that city for over a month now for nearly 2 months now, that has prompted a change at this border there seemingly as an exit us of people living and are for

streaming out. and if this isn't the clear, a sign of the fall of ocean and into the hands of a, of the militias. it is difficult to imagine a clear indication of that happening. people has been crossing over. they are coming here to the andre border check post crossing over. and coming to this open area, we seen ambulances from the red cross from the i, myself arriving here. and their pace of arrival and departure has gotten quicker because the needs of those that are rising has increased and myself says, at least 6000 people have crossed from alternator from west or for any to chad in the last 3 days. just to give you an idea of how sudden and how impactful that has been they were treating just them for the last week. 72 patients that their makeshift hospital inside the city that number has increased by almost double more than double just in the last few hours. so there is an enormous need people

arriving with gunshot wounds. people arriving with serious injuries, sustained on their journey, saying that in between all janina and audrey, they were fired on and attacked by malicious fun. we've heard intermittent as well as consistent to continuous gunfire. we're being told is fighting on going in the village is just across the border, just outside of alternator and people are now beginning to flee. those villages as well as the fighting continues to get closer to this border. when they arrive, people arrive exhausted, they arrive dehydrated, we've seen multiple people simply collapsed to the ground. a mix of exhaustion and relief. one woman fell to the ground in the middle of speaking to her in the interview and just you just began reaping just crying. and all we can understand. all that she kept saying is that i've left my children behind. i don't know where they are and that is something that we keep hearing from people. they say that they were too weak to carry the ones that could not walk, that the ones that could not walk or to entered into tired to carry on. and they

are still there, they are still there over the border inside suit on, still in harm's way, and the bus route of a branch of a vivid pitch of the, of what's happening on the board of tween chat. and to dawn, thanks very much the same. let's go over now to on demand in that suit on that we can speak to our corresponded head about morgan. have we seen any reaction from all for us? he's the in the call to, to the killing of this the west off will come from the well, there's been a lot of reactions from the parent military rapids support forces from the sudanese army from various political parties and on groups. now let's remember that the governor of west r 4 was also the head of sedans, liberation army, and movement. one of the rebel groups that signed a peace agreement along with other rebel groups. with this, with this, with in these government in 2020. so there were reactions from political parties here, but they chose the words of armed groups instead of outright naming

a specific side of being responsible for the killing of the governor of west are for then you have to sit in these army. they accused the rapids support forces of being responsible, of adapting him, and then executing him. and they describe the act as barbaric the united nations, a special representative to to that said, that's the i with miss accounts. that's compelling. eye witness accounts attribute, the killing of the governor of west are for to era militias and to the rapids support forces. but he also mentioned that the hours have been denied that they are responsible. now, the iris that accuses intelligence and military intelligence belonging to disability army of inciting the violence engineering that in the 1st place. now the different wording came from the other. i'm groups. they say that these were arms, groups of armed men responsible. they did not want to name outright wrap it support forces for being responsible. but people here uh many people here in, in, in, in, in the capital to him say that the act has been shocking. political parties agree that is with him. yes. and that just completely unnecessary shocking them. and they

all demanded an investigation into the killing of the governor of west star for sir, but that's what's happening in the full. what's the situation in comp to man on demand, which just seem to be 3 months now. slicing a while, yes, the fighting has entered its 3rd month since it began between the parent military rapids support forces and the sudanese army. and there's been exactly one day where there was no sound of artillery fire or as tracts or heavy artillery being heard in parts of the capital or all over the capital costume. now today we were also able to hear more heavy artillery being fired here in the city of on demand. so what's the southern part of the capital? it seems we were also able to hear and to know if plants, blank overhead belonging to the, to the needs army. and we were able to hear the surface to air missiles being fired from the positions of the rapids support forces here in the city of under mine. now this comes as diplomatic efforts to try to get the 2 sides to the needs army and the power military rapid support forces seems to have reached

a dead end. e got the regional insect governmental authority for development. had announced that they were forming a for body mediation headed by the canyon president william russo, to mediate between the hours. that's embassy, denise army. and that there was supposed to be a meeting between the head of the army general. i've been put that behind. and how many and how much sometimes i go to the head of the rapids support forces, but this is denise foreign minister and is the statement just hours ago saying that they did not for quite a bit. they did not predict nice. can you as the head of the mission of the mediation team, because they don't believe that's kind of it is neutral, and therefore mediation efforts to end this conflict so far it has reached at that end. okay. have a move in bringing us the latest that from undermine in to don. thanks very much. have a well the you and says more than 450000 people have left through dawn because of the fighting in the past 60 days. well then half of them have headed to egypt, but many people now finding it difficult to get in the hall, amadi has more from the student needs adoption border. how the,

how do emetic is this? is one of the 3rd to shelters in the city of house, on the border between sedan and egypt, at least 15000. so the needs who flipped fighting is done. and who wants to crossing to egypt, taking risk much what, what the show does a fully equipped with the magic with health care for many suffering from chronic diseases. there's a shortage of medication, including incident and the medical sources, blame the lack of health care for the desk of 40 people. how would a food and water supply and is also concerned. but everyone we spoke to said that their money has run out because of the daily spending of food. he'd been in bed for the night costs almost full dollars and the difficulties on obtaining an egyptian visa. some say they despair almost daily changes in these the rules of the women and children who are able to cross into egypt without a visa. no need to obtain one in advance, human retain organizations to provide them with aid or treatment on our absence.

and the situation is getting more complicated for us to the news every day at the thought. a lot of the houses you know, how far on the city needs egyptian border audit for this is where the forces have killed a palestinian man, an engine. 2 people joined the demolition of a home and not listening occupied westbank. the house belong to a semi alta will, who's accused of killing and his way the soldier last year. is there any troops of increase rates on demolitions of palestinian homes in recent months? say fall this year, they've killed a $163.00 people in occupied territories. the. the abraham has the latest from the funeral, held in napa. what happened is, is there any forces that way there's novice in large numbers to demolish the house of for some us. so we, that's all a city is that the need up is we're like, chooses of participating amongst other palestinians is an attack that's left. one is really sold or killed, isn't it ready? policy to demolish the homes of front of city is,

is where the are responsible for killing is really, is the house is around one kilometer away from where we are. and these really forces were also here, and then a few decals with arms confrontations up it up this between palestinian fighters. and these really put, says as a result is really this really soldiers have still a palace city as bad as 20 year olds. and we're now in the funeral, that is taking place here in the refugee camp. we've seen a lot of armed men come, mamma, racing at the old man. basically. in respect of him, they would have the whole thing that a weapons shooting. and there, he's expected to be laid to rest in the, in the cemetery here. but now what's been happening is that his body was taken to the house of the family for a while. i know for, well, it may have cost. how has met iraq? you need has in baghdad shakes, i mean, then how many l. connie was malcolm's by

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brought with it some very cold data that most of the countries of south america is fundable says, believe you. and that because these funds breaking up were tending itself into circulation and storms of potential of some flooding in the southeast, opposite. oh, but where it's gone through the temperature, the weather should be cold nights, fairly warm dice, particularly in santiago, 22. but where the cold is reached, amazon, you just don't wanna get any further in either thing. that's the line that breaking you up with the cold front. so part of how is going to stay at $25.00 degrees? rain to the north event, which is part of the band that goes around the world with the sun. it's getting heavier in columbia and equity, or maybe costa rica, and also in nicaragua, that breezes picked up recently. there were warnings out of the size of the ways and the swell in jamaica. dr. picture though from mexico, dr. holt or even the high drying which is most of the central mexico. we talk about temperature 70 feet above the average, not quite at record levels of still calls, and that he's transferred to texas when it comes up against these storms that full full of the rock as you get big ones across the plains and southern states. and

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on saw me says the pond up to rapid support, full size has killed the governor of west awful state. thomas i had earlier described the balance in the state capital l, domina as genocide and emergency crews and no central nigeria searching for the parties of the documents of people still missing off trip. i have sites on the night to river on monday night. around 100 people were rescued. the ultimate, you can mostly has found from a prime minister purchased prime minister burst. johnson deliberately misled m p's about policies held during the code of 19 looks down. the cross policy group has signed off on the 2nd policy gate report. after a year long inquiry, johnson resigned as an m p last week off to reading advanced co pay is cool, the finding a political assassination of greg has moved from london. it's a dramatic resignation of boris johnston on friday. gave any clue as to which way the report was going to observe his behavior,

while the conclusions that were released on 1st, they certainly did not hold back in it. the committee explains that bar is johnson's rupture now as well, disingenuous by the very next that they were intended to, to deliberately mislead the house on the committee. it also took a very dim view of mister johnson's behavior throughout the inquiry. cooling him also complicit in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee itself. nevertheless, the challenge is to mr. jones, whose political career now seemed almost insurmountable. the committee recommend doing that. he even have his parliamentary pos, remote and it said, how do you not sit down? it would have recommended a 90 day suspension, which would have automatic. he triggered a vote in his constituency. as far as mister johnson is concerned, he's holding this a witch hunt. but as far as the parties concerned, it may be keen to draw a line underneath what has been a tribute in time in the politics of the conservative party. sonya jago,

i'll just sarah london, cost of, of his bond old trucks carrying serbian goods in the late to sign of increasing tensions between the countries. thousands of sub in truck drivers have queued at the diet border, costing 3 costs of them. police officers with detained by serbian forces on wednesday, both sides accused each other of boulder in passions. the scientists found the evidence of the elements of posts for us on an icy moon of sauce and 1st was as an essential ingredient for life. as we know it, and we so just say this is the 1st time it is being identified in an ocean. beyond us, saucen has more than a $140.00 moons more than any other planet in the service system, one of them called and stella. this is covered by a shell of ice and disbelief to contain a deep ocean. the moon shoots planes of misty ice into orbit between 20082016 mass of cassini pipe flew through one collecting the tasks

for remote analysis. scientists have already detected the elements such as nitrogen and oxygen and launch it organic molecules under the ice. fos for us is the latest to be identified. it is the backbone of dna, the code that makes life possible, and it lies at the center of the molecule that gives living cells. energy cooled atp. now the fine complaints the list of essential elements of life that have been found in the ocean. well, let's get much more on this now. i'm bringing frank pulse back. he's a professor of country sciences for university of fun and enjoying just now from the gym and capital. great to have you with us. it sounds like it's extremely exciting news in the search for life beyond all planned it beyond all stay the system, but there are many moons on but in also the system with an ice and ocean. so why was inside of this considered the most likely place for this old time to live to

exist? and yeah, things are for, for having the so instead of those as one of the ocean moons, which makes it most easy to sample the soft surface ocean because of the cry, volcanic activity you mentioned to basically don't have to dive into the ocean drills through kilometers worth, if i show, no, you get samples from the ocean, shut out into space and you can but analyzing these ice grains as we did you, you control this up surface ocean and previous cassini. some measurements have already shown that there is this up surface ocean. it's a global ocean. it is as a mile salinity. the ph is good for, for look, bad for live and up to the bottom of the ocean, very likely there. i'd also been systems with would be an energy source. so this all the was good but, but as you said, the phosphorus, lots of important, missing and regions, and we have found that now. so how did this unique plume froman cell?

it does reveal this, phosphorus, how do they find it? well, it shoots out into space. what we think are approaching frozen droplets of the ocean with a continuous spacecraft encountering these grains. we can analyze the composition of these icy grains and in some of them be found indeed high concentrations of phosphates. uh, in a form that is soluble in the ocean. so the, the amounts be found are quite large. so the, the expectation was before that maybe phosphorus con, could be the limiting factor on the ocean wells as incentives. but be found a high concentrations in the ocean much higher than in our ocean. so we can be sure now that that fos for us is not limiting any potential life on them. and so that those essential thing that this data is gab it's so many years ago. why is it taking so long to make such an important discovery?

so yeah, we, we just got so much data from cassini. uh, we did not manage to analyze it all before the mission ended. um, but we continue to analyze it. not specifically looking for a phosphate, but any you compound that we have not found before. and we were really lucky that to be found to foster us and the end it's just such, such a large data said that it just take so long. and then after we found the trade, we spent enough another time to use in the lab to $25.00. how much is that exactly, and what does that trick often? so that was why is instead of this ocean so much more phosphate is austin, for example, on the ocean. so this took 6 years in total, right? that it wasn't just a few phosphates you found was it was a lot. what does this mean for potentially finding life on assessments main? well, the 1st at all, uh, it does not mean that there is life on and so that is, um, so the 1st phase, i'm not the product of any l,

your life or something it's. it's a salt that's just off the ocean, which is an important prerequisite for life as we know it. so we what we call habitability. so the, the conditions for the formation of live as far as we know, a very good at. and so it does specifically with a high phosphate concentration. so this is certainly not the bottleneck for life, but we haven't actually no clue if this habitable ocean is actually inhabited. if they have life there we have through yet. so we have to find out with it with an expression we absolutely do. i do feel like we might be one step closer. i just think that some very excited people in your line of work at the moment. frank prospect, thanks very much for joining us. thank you very much for having the lower have a good day. i are now processors and lebanon's capital pay rates have set banks on file demonstrates as say they are furious at currency controls which have destroyed the live savings. so all banks has level in the long run and crippling economic crisis is one of the west and muslim history i may just like learn is making

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recreation? we'll use bottles, terry's bitterest being vocal about ending what he calls the field of war against drugs. especially in countries like columbia, a word that is killed more than a 1000000 people in latin america without tempting the power of drug trafficking, mafias sponsors of the bill. se regulating the mighty one a market will improve the life of many rural colombians with long, cultivated the plans for lack of legal, profitable lives there. and it gives someone else that has given symbols, but there was more or people are the ones dying. we are the ones being stigma, price. we are the ones who saw how the masked him on the road that our society and laughing tuition. suppose we need a new way to fight the spots of games, drugs. we've regulation some public health. the wide ranging law seems to change a constitutional article that prohibits the procession in use of in that context. it would allow people to cultivate up to 20 planes for personal use. when life this is would be issued to producers and dispense series. the tax revenues would be re

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don't know the situation, i've seen some of it on the incident and on twitter and if anything that my whole sog or if you lock us, told me that is not everything that you see is true and don't take that word for word. so, and i'm trying to build my own opinion from what i know, but i know what honestly um is a great plan. whatever you choose to do the best to him, would allow it to play with the file. it could be in a box a who wouldn't want to vending in this new round madrid. teammates, when easiest junior has been chosen to lead fif is new anti racism play is committee. the brazilian, the suffered racist abuse from fans when the good type valencia last month. fif as president met with the easiest and the resulting who will take me on saturday as part of an anti racism campaign. the new committee will be made up of former players who will suggest specs of punishments for discrimination. the box does not for the most toilet are enough. we can't tolerate problems with discrimination and

racism in football any longer. we're going to implement very strong measures in the problem of racism. we are going to create a group of players who will meet with fee for to propose concrete measures as leaders. our responsibility is to put the players and the best condition. can i give people happiness? fanny, it a goes by without us talking about this man leon l messy. well, he's just gone and school, the fastest goal of his entire career. i know it's easy to kind of to nip hudy's team would know that's been a friendly again. so straight is also just 17 line 2nd semester of staging beijing and finished to give you a chance incredible here. well, how much cello has helped egypt to qualify for mixed use? and for a couple of nations that let me pull still cats and the theme is the pharaohs to

con denny. they buy, he's home and let me pull teammate, navigate to it was getting who's told us putting this in the last the on 26 minutes . but these are people, as people have to, i'm going solar setup trays are gay, and it's just over 20 minutes to go. the 7. so i'm african champions, continue to the turn around with this most stuff up, mohammed goes, egypt to qualify for the final is next january in ivory coast. getting can still go through if ethiopia and allow we drill in the final piece, the maximum tuesday. so you know, after they send the final extra to it because it will come cause they should have gone one basically in the life of nations league beating the midlands to reach the final. the game was played in lots of them and it was the best you took the lead in front of the home fence, donio mullen, with the gold. what is the price or equal? i sort of penalty before mario costs, which put them to $1.00 up, up to 72 minutes. but there was late trauma as low as long as you struck for the netherlands. deep in stuff it's time is of finished to croatia both on food

a pick of it's for extra time and what an impact says. he put a side in front with a grade shots. think about rituals at school. the penalty is an end of 14 probation . so now just one, when from a 1st major go face of the spain. oh, easily in the final who play each other in a few hours, the spaniards will be hoping to put a disappointing performance of the customer, woke up behind them. they were knocked out by morocco in the last 16. well, it's, it will be out for revenge. having been beaten by spain in the semi finals of this competition back in 2021, even chime or a couple quick were playing so winning the nation's league. if we, when we get a trophy, we've made it to the phone or for this competition for the 2nd time, and you call and say that for granted, given the squad that we've had available. the bill that's the us open has been dominated by news of the pga live major, but it's now time for the golf to do the talking. the tournament has started and it was amateur. mom overall is who had the honor of hitting the 1st pool. the mexican

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and obviously that reflects in them being well touch championship. when is so not gonna shy away from that and say it's, you know, i'm not a big deal because i know is, i don't know how much it means to to funds on players. but the only thing that i see it was different around this is the occasion. and we're still going to be going out. and so we're going to be following a tricky ball and cricket ball and sales. incredible. we've got some of the english knights, us all these and all the english. i've also united so there's a distorted page. summers talk about it for the last 8 months fairly since the last one finished. so yeah. what pump to that a t $29.00 a was an amazing series. and as soon as one finishes once here is going to, you're already looking for. it's an excellent and it's exciting. i think um, this one in particular seems like it's just got a little bit more on it. i don't know how quickly will stop for a month to kind of put their attention on the series and lucky that were in the middle of it as well. number 3, daniel made with dave's resume,

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