view of the world that jupiter would have and then also talking about that. you know, how's that craft work kind of how you got started right and one of those people you betrayed jupiter, but she did a lot of other things too. can you tell us about that experience for you. like what was it like to then put on this clothing take on these the persona of these people from the past and in cases and slaves people so dealing with this context of slavery and race as well. what was what was all that? how'd you get started? and what was those that like sure, you know i actually started in some common in the mid 80s actually as one of the juvenile interpreters. it's probably like, you know less than 10 years after african-american interpretations and presentations started and williamsburg. and so so it was interesting to come in and learn this at a young level which i'm sure made it interesting for my history teaches and in high school too, but i think you know after the military and you know when i came back to williamsburg and actually wasn't going to come back to me

they launched jupiter sea. and the women who are in the control room that night told me how exciting a launch this was because that rocket broke all records for the time. it broke speed records. it broke altitude records it rose 3,335 miles into the air. but at its peak there was no satellite. in fact, it was actually weighed down with sandbags and the reason for this is because the eisenhower administration had not given them the go-ahead to launch a satellite. and so you can imagine how frustrated they were less than a month later when the soviet union launches sputnik on october 4th, 1957. and in fact the women i talked to are still angry about this that's very frustrating because they know given the opportunity they could have launched before them and it actually isn't until a second buttnik is launched that eisenhower's eisenhower's the group that go ahead. and so on december 31st 1958 the group at jpl assembles to launch explorer one. now there are many women who are part of this launch, but not as more i

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today most of them or it's the sun between jupiter and mars and what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get too close to jupiter, the giant planets, gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. the straight asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments. that then also was towards planet earth, which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate the trajectories around $2200.00 asteroids that passed close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalogued. of the around 1000000 known asteroids and some repeatedly cross earth orbit like a pocus. with a diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029. it will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites in their g o stationary orbits. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years. with the diameter of several kilometers, it's big enough to be seen with radar tele

today most of them orbits the sun between jupiter and mars in what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get you close to jupiter, the giant plants gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits. and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. the straight asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments that then also with towards planet earth. which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate their trajectories around 2200 asteroids that passed close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalogued of the around 1000000 known asteroids. some repeatedly, cross earth orbit like a purpose with a diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029, he will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites in their g o. stationary orbits. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years. with the diameter of several kilometers. it's big enough to be seen with radar telescop

commissioner jupiter jones? >> hi, this is my equity moment i was deputized by commissioner macdonald, so i am excited today as we heard in our general manager's report, we are in june and so we are in pride month here in the city. so for today's equity moment, i'm very excited to celebrate adela dominguez. she's grown up in our rec centers and parks and raised by a single father after tragically losing her mother at 12 years old, and the director at her local center truly adopted her and put her to work at a very young age, starting to coach and all kinds of sports. her first job in the department was through our recreation program when she was just 14 years old. and since then adlella has worked all over our city and providing quality recreation programs at bodecker park and many more. she has served as a junior commissioner, provided after-school and senior programs, started a community garden, and my most favorite -- was on the coaching staff of the inaugural first year san francisco bay girls softball team.

i am like stop doing that, please, you worry us. >> you live in jupiter. >> i live in jupiter, she'see us, wanted to be close to us. she was that strong willed woman that would want, she would want me to be patient and whatever the reasons were why this occurred to come out. >> you and i have spoken how important your faith is, your mom's faith, how significant it is, especially at this truly awful moment. i wonder if you would share thoughts about that with viewers. >> absolutely. i have a great network from friends nearby and at home, great network of people i met there, and we're all praying. we're all praying primarily for the same things. my faith is that whether she's here or she's not, she's in god's grace. so that keeps me going. but honestly, my prayer has shifted from potentially finding her alive to at least god willing finding her body. >> have you gotten any information at all from authorities what's likely to occur, something like that? >> no. when we visited yesterday, you see that it is sand and little rocks and rubble. they're all picking it up little by little. they

joining us not to react, former utah congressman fox news jupiter, jason great to see you both.is a joke. totally all over the place and supposed to be the big thing biden could bring with his bipartisanship to get things done. >> you would think that with almost 50 years of public service that he would have power and influence and know the players and be able to get it done but this is the problem, of course that president himself is hard. what you have president by committee and i would argue this is what we seek such chaos you've got a group of people who are likely at odds. if you are in the white house, you've achieved epitome of what it is your career is. it's a great place to rent some there's a lot of ambition and you will have fighting, fighting anyway. can you imagine everyone things that they are the president and they are the ones making the real decisions and the most important decisions, i think that's what could explain why you've got different kinds of argument coming out a few hours later but of course we can't let joe biden off the hook. he's aware enough to un

today most of them orbit the sun between jupiter and mars in what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get too close to jupiter, the giant planets, gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. the straight asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments that then also with towards planet earth. which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate their trajectories. around 2200 asteroids that passed close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalogued . of the around 1000000 known asteroids, some repeatedly cross earth orbit. like a purpose with a diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029, it will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites in their g o stationary orbits. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years. with the diameter of several kilometers, it's big enough to be seen with radar teles

what about jupiter what is happening there? >> they have not announced that. we maybe not set a robotic mission, but we have telescopes past jupiter and far reaches of the solar system i read a lot of sci-fi the possibility is there in my lifetime we may see it. >> bradbury? herbert? "the dune," contessa >> reporter: let's start a book club >> let's do it it's pop-ups because everybody is too tired to read anything else >> reporter: that's right. >> we will post our favorite pop-up book. "good night, moon. thank you, contescontessa who knew sci-fi >>> a check of the other top headlines with frances rivera in new york do you want to be in the book club >> sure. i'm not a sci-fi i'm doing "harry potter" with my kids >> perfect sold >>> let's get started with the headlines. free beer to super bowl tickets. president biden is pulling out all of the stops to get americans to roll up their sleeves. the biden administration declared june a month of action of unveiling more incentives right now, 63% of adults in the u.s. have gotten one dose of the covid vaccine. the

you live in jupiter.rked hard to make her way and was trying to live her best life at this moment, by the beach, by the water, which she loved. and we were planning a trip after covid, she became 80 during covid, we're like, hey, mom, let's go to napa and the grandkids in august. she couldn't wait for that to happen. >> she's lived in this building for ten years? >> over ten years, yeah. >> has there been ever any indication of structural problems, did your mom ever complain about the building? >> she didn't complain about the building. she was complaining about a couple of things, there were some assessments and they were reviewing those assessments, whatever they were. i will say that when the other building beside it was being -- which is relatively new, was being built, she did complain of a lot of tremors and things being done to the other building that she sometimes was concerned, what may be happening to her building that might be putting it at risk as a result. >> but she loved living here and in

yeah, i can pull up an address is piedra, jupiter over in united states. i need my mission will need more. she, you know me there while she is haven't nice, amigos, in the past that a lesson think it must get here in order for you is i and i for living and i want that she even run dollar kinsey one door. this korea is cover the moodle carrying out a big deal. she has plenty of english. can you tell if you're going to look at and say no, i suppose into with it. then you have into 3 and i don't know into my brain to human. my little my project is about equal and new to me. the, the tv, the one that i wanted to point out here are the nipple from the children's political port. port gateway show me love. you cannot sample callbacks, but i think that i've been a spec thought of a police vehicle, not the vocal mobilly. i mean, you're lost with this or seeing that he doesn't come at the bus, but at one time and then a small. but it's great enough song, the little money that i to the little money then new got farmers. but it could even isn't that, is they needless

today most of them orbits the sun between jupiter and mars in what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get too close to jupiter, the giant plants gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits. and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. the stray asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments. that's in also wiz towards planet earth. which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate the trajectories around 2200 asteroids that pass close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalogued of the around 1000000 known asteroids. and some repeatedly, cross earth orbit light and a purpose with the diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029, it will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites. in their g o, stationary orbits. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years . with the diameter of several kilometers, it's big enough to be seen with radar te

today, most of them orbits the sun between jupiter and mars in what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get too close to jupiter, the giant planets, gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. the straight asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments that then also lives towards planet earth. which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate the trajectories. around 2200 asteroids that passed close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalogued . of the around 1000000 known asteroids and some repeatedly cross earth orbit. like a purpose with a diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029, it will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites in their g o stationary orbit. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years. with the diameter of several kilometers, it's big enough to be seen with radar tele

the next to this lease bird is jupiter, which attain the lunar, which is silver. and he goes on, and he ends with and mars, which is ion by reason of the only agony of sulphur is most easily burned, is all very obscure. in fact, the word jibberish actually comes from job was name it. if you write something to obscurely jibberish, you know, it's like java. but what he has his seems to me the beginnings of the re activity series for metal listing them in order of how easily they react with sulfur. yeah. how, how correct was the? well, there was a couple of little inaccuracies in it, but he was way ahead of time because showing reactivity to sulphur is often quite difficult. so what i felt we do is we're going to compare and contrast to the activities of certain metals with water ion, for example, he mentions will not on rough for a slow reaction, weekends compare and contrast. they tram brits of metals and see how foster react. and they are potassium, sodium and copper. i thought we'd start with the most reactive. this is potassium a soft and malleable and you can e

he say this year's tournament has been shifted to the united arab emirates, jupiter indian covet 19 crisis or in the cricket president sort of gun good. he says, details still being worked on so much as could also take place in a man creates well governing body yet confirmed the switch. though. earlier on, we spoke to cricket writes at night guards go pooty about a couple of key aspects of the hosting change the key question for you would have been when they were reading the hosting. right. and they have the hosting. right. and the big thing because they own a lot of money from that. oh my god, host the fullest round of matches, and richard likely to be starting the one going to be starting most likely on october 17th. so the 1st round had about 8 countries, which will be written down before, which will qualify to the next strongest call. the super was so the wrong one where the teams play some of these matches will be split between one ground in the u. a and one grounded, one or 2 rounds in oman. and so it does have infrastructure because the hosting some of the tournaments with countries

of course, i'd say little poplar in the white oak where the on jupiter of our groves he wants road and he would walk people around in his groves and they would talk about them being his jefferson's pet trees and so like the people that work in the gardens. he was very much a plant lover and a gardener at heart. i think there's a plant nut is what we could say. well, that's right. clancy he didn't succeed with well, i mean we were just saying that we feel like jefferson was a garden and plant ambassador. he was trying to and promote a lot of especially economic crops. that would make us more self-sufficient. and so even if it didn't succeed here at monticello or in this climate, he was trying to get people like in south carolina and and further south to grow up and rice and he was promoting olives, which did not thrive here in monticello sugar maple. he tried planting a grove of sugar had a global sugar maples planted here to tap for syrup. which didn't succeed for person, but we know today that maple festivals still take place in western, virginia and highland county. so there are many

no, they are very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team. all our forwards are the same. big guys to finish, do not go with the brunette. isabel is a great playmaker. it can be only compared with a messy of those core goal dubious course and can be compared with the rinaldo. but i'm not sure that you are now. there's a help player. job is also i've ever renelle do much better get on and there's nothing we can do about it always. who do you prefer to do, but why? because he's ours. who's better than the other? now? the zuba? definitely juba. why? what does ronaldo have on zuba if you but will become the best striker, the euros and he will get to the final i really like what the rest the people rather than people say love each other like thing for and so it was a good atmosphere on the stadium good talking to cc, so i enjoyed my time here. so they have it. russia found the confident that their team can win the long awaited russia 2020. but whether they can repeat the great feat of the month live. yes. in 1900. 60 is a different question. yeah,

no, they are very different jupiter forward. i don't like one thing in our team. all or forwards are the same. big tell guys to finish with the brunette, isabel jim, he's a great playmaker. it can be only compared with a's are messy. those core goals jubal scores and can be compared with the rinaldo. but i'm not sure. rinaldo is a tough player. job is also great player, above average, but rinaldo is much better. but there's nothing we can do about it. who do you prefer? zuba wide zuba. because he is ours. who's better are now the zuba? definitely juba. why? what does ronaldo have on zuba? you but will become the best striker, the euros, and he will gets into the final i really like russia. what did the people threaten people? they love each other like thing for and so it was asking through the stadium good to see. so i really enjoyed my time here. so they have it. russia found the confident that their team can win the long awaited russia 2020. but whether they can repeat the great feat of the month live. yes. in 1900. 60 is a different question. yes. kind of all i

i understand that that has developed between the 2 leaders and here of jupiter was asked for the latterly some one that he can truck which is you know. busy a question that he evasive he wouldn't answer yes or no, but that was similar questions 40. she's when he looks at joe buttons, eyes spoke and you know, several years ago when you met dan vice president biden, he said you look into your eyes and didn't see a soul there. when you looked into his eyes, they just say a person you could work with, felicia and this is not the 1st time i've heard this story. although i do not remember it at all, but i admit it might actually have happened. it seems to me that president biden and i spoke the same language and that does not necessarily mean we have to look into each other's souls or rise or swear, our turn or friendship. we protect the interests of our countries. and these relations are always pragmatic and putting up the end of the day. what happened here in geneva? these in touch summit was basically a trust building exercise. very few specifics with agreed upon. if any they agreed to talk

place and make it to the knockout. knocked old sher, who's better bruner know they're very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team or forwards or the big guy slip in and you're not going with a really nice is a great playmaker can be only compared with a messy of those s corps going me jubilee course and can be compared with the rinaldo, but i'm not sure they are now. there is also a molly. all i've ever now much better get out and there's nothing we can do about it always. who do you prefer to do? but why? because he's ours. who's better than are now the zuba? definitely zuba. why? what does ronaldo have on zuba you but will become the best strike or the euros and he will get to the final i really like russia. what did the people threaten people? they love each other like thing for and so it was was asking through the stadium. good to see. so i enjoyed my time here. so they have it. russia find that confident that their team can win the long awaited russia 2020, but whether they can repeat the great feat of the month live? yes, in 1900. 60. is a different question?

media in january 2020 and 5 debate about the right to offend people's religious beliefs. shallow jupiter ski reports from paris just some you're passing with a heavy loss. dear bye, at your hardest friendship school girl already in from with me known for her controversial comments on line. i didn't feel the fire me see the latest of her and see is make runs. once again found herself at the center of phone line a be on that threat. she received more than 100000 hateful messages and death threats. promising to have her trust up, cut up quarter beheaded with images of coffins or dr. pictures of her decapitation . some months before patty's brutal killing me had been just an ordinary 16 year old girl for lipstick on social media with posts about her life and putting on makeup. it was during one of these live streams that she told you is that she was a lesbian. and that black and arabs were not her type in, so we'll hold her in response. she said the koran is a religion of hatred. there is only hatred in it. thought anti islam post then sparked an onslaught of online abuse, including death th

i've told sher who's better bruner know they're very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team or forwards or the big guy. so if in and you're not going with a really nice isabel, the great playmaker can be only compared with a massey of those core goal jubilee course. and can be compared with the rinaldo, but i'm not sure they are now. there is also great molly. all i've ever been right now, much better. good. and there is nothing we can do about it always. so who do you prefer to do? but why? because he's ours, who's better than the other now the zuba definitely zuba. why? what does ronaldo have on zuba? you but will become the best striker, the euros, and he will get to the final i really like, what did the people threaten people? they love each other like so it was asking through the stadium good to see. so i really enjoyed my time here. so they have it. russia found the confident that their team can win the long awaited russia 2020. but whether they can repeat the great feat of the month live. yes. in 1900. 60 is a different question h

very pleased to say we got patrick headings in jupiter, gladly say that patrick thing she time. so the international community then has been pretty much silent on this along with freedom of speech organizations. why do you think that's a good question, kevin. you think that they would be very vocal about this because the fact that it's, that's a very dangerous precedent here. when i mean, look, when you dig down into the fine print on this, we see it. it's not long till we see the same tropes appearing the been just reuse over and over again. either with regards to the demon is ation of russia. a russian, this information in america. and here we have the they are calling it disguised as news organizations or media outlets targeting the us to subvert the u. s. democratic process. so now this is sort of vogue using a rainy in news outlets or sympathetic to iran or thing to iran. they're accusing them of subverting the u. s. democratic process. that's a new one. i haven't heard that yet, but yet this is the sort of stuff that we see later throughout this. yeah, i mean, you think it

if the countries affects it will take any action. jupiter gladly as patrick hennings and believes the spy and will continue. you know if the u. s. spies on its own citizens, its own presidential candidates. then what makes the norwegian premise or think that she is so special as to be conferred with special the ip status, the united states would spy on its quote, allies. this has always been the case and i dare say this will always be the case. so the us will use this for a number of reasons. one of them is for fixing markets for trade, getting information about how countries are liaising or relating to each other. black male, for instance. this is always been the case throughout history and steering geopolitical relationships between nations. good example, this is germany in russia. liter v, the nord stream to pipeline. this is something that the united states would not want to happen. so it's going to find it in its interest in order to spy on even its allies in this case. that's why things looking so far. thanks for watching out international this saturday. oh, the safety for our a

monkey and the much smaller squirrel lucky are secured in separate capsules in the nose cone of a jupiter missile prime purpose of the flight was to test the nose cone reentry. 300 miles out into space they travel 15 minutes and 1700 grand miles later. the capsule is fish from the waters of the caribbean where it reentered the atmosphere. the recovery shown in these defense department films is made by the navy kiowa board of trip a team of biomedical specialists waits to examine the nose cones passengers the cone itself is in good shape after the fire replines through space able and baker are unspaused from their protective guard and they prove sturdy little explorers indeed. physically unharmed and in jolly good spirits the first creatures from outer space in all history. baker the tiny squirrel monkey is more interested in food than fame and able the races is downright blase about the whole thing. and so the army was involved with project and it's just the fascinating object to think that you know, this is how we, you know began to look into space as as a viable option right and the spa

and there was another name to jupiter i remember being backstage asking if i was pickling.e hormones? and i remember the time she kept asking me that. i think that was her way of saying that she saw in me that i was trans and not just a boy in drag. >> you can watch all of honey's story streaming on the bay area app. it is worth tuning into. you'll find a collection of stories for pride month. the bay area app is available to download for apple tv, android tv amazon fire tv as well as roku. so check it out. but for now let's get back to the weather. >>> okay. let's touch base with spencer christian on when this wind is going to die down. >> it is too windy to stack feathers. and that is for sure. the current wind speed is here. it is going to expire in:00 tonight but is still quite gusty. until the winds calm down were looking at gusts at 45 to 55 miles per hour. with the blowing debris coming down and possibly power outages. you can see the rain to the wind gusts anywhere from 32 to 45 miles per hour. still coming across the region and it still feels chilly out there becau

running us now, fox news jupiter charlie hurt, a great writer, too. more allegations and reports that hunter biden allegedly was kicked out of a legendary celebrity hotspot because of drug use because he allegedly punched a hole in the walker. also allegedly and other tech news from racist anguish, racist slurs against asians. you wrote in the washington times, you asked what does hunter biden have to do to become a scandal around here, what is your take in all of this? >> sis truly incredible. any one of these things was committed by any regular child or relative of a politician, a politician would be through, they would be done but this side, the greatest hit keep coming and nothing happened to him and it's not like it's just that he's got a problem smoking crack or just has a problem sleeping with his dead brother's widow or d deny paternity of his son, all of which are pretty bad things but it's also official business a guy like hunter biden shakes down foreign government, when he makes millions of dollars influencing but only at the highest level

she'd drive over to see me in jupiter without problem. she just loved being able to do whatever she wanted, to be by the water, she loved being by the water. >> to learn how you can help the collapsed victims and their families head to cnn.com/impact. >>> britain's health secretary resigns after pictures of a reported affair are made public but that's not why he's stepping down. the rest of the story in a moment. >>> i want you to all know please don't deal with the terrorists. please support the people and fight their their free tom. >> first interview since released from a prison in myanmar, one of many journalists arrested since the coup. we have our exclusive just ahead. stay with us. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people br

there was another drag queen by the name of jupiter.ly being backstage and asking me, are you pickling? to her, that meant are you on the hormones? i remember being like, i don't know why she keeps asking me this. she would say, you are pickling. that was her way of saying she saw i was trans, you know, not just a boy in drag. >> you can watch all of honey's story streaming on our app with a full collection of stories from pride month. that up -- app is available to download on fire tv and roku. >>> coming up, one drug >>> coming up, one drug approved by the fda,the fda,the, [typing sounds] i definitely want to have kids at some point in my life and it would be heartbreaking to find out that, you know, there were something in the vaccine that, you know, made it difficult to get pregnant. hi penelope. i want to reassure you that no fertility loss was reported in the clinical trials or in the millions of women who have since received the vaccines. try our new scented oils for freshness that lasts. crafted to give you amazingly natural sme

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