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world war two and it was a bunch of nuclear scientists at the time who were very concerned about what wasoing to be happening with atomic weapons, and, so they began rioting -- writing and talking to politicians about the control of nuclear weapons, and it created a clock. we tried to impress peop on how close we were, getting, so the clock has stuck around since 1947. and to answer your question directly, it is a grouping, or at least it is a grouping of scientists and many disciplines who come together to assess e state of the world and try to make an assessment about what the dangers are. host: what is your role? guest: i, member of the science and security board. like any organization, it has several boards, but the science and security board is the board charged with the development of the “doomsday clock”. host: elect me show the headline here from your organization that says a moment of historic danger it is still 90 seconds to midnight. how do you get that? howdy decided is 90-seconds? 15 minutes? at what point ouddon? guest: those are two separate questions, and how we decide -- prob

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some groceries and we go outside to ride in >> but you can 15 big baby waso go. >> a 10 year-old neighbor boy has been arrested for murder. accused of shooting keith fryer son saturday afternoon with a gun belonging to that young suspects, father a gun. the sacramento sheriff's department says the father possessed illegally. that man has been arrested on several charges in connection with the homicide. detectives say he tried to hide the firearm after the shooting. this happened for nothing. nothing. >> whole job babies, although we can even lower goal, ride >> brittany and other members of the family describe 10 year-old keith as a bright inquisitive boy with a very big heart is the. >> sweet boy. gave a bright. funny. charismatic. he was what we call in out of the way. a kid that just want to have fun. you know, be fine. respect his elders knew what he could for our family. >> the family looks to god and loved ones for comfort and soon to the court system for justice he for. will look just it. >> just keep my >> it dennis shanahan reporting for us tonight. the 10 year-old suspect is bei

i haveon tdso remind 2 of 2 thir diamonds are forever and so waso ric flair.nk you for who you are, sir, happy new year, we love you. you are welcome in any arenaov don't make arena at any time ann walking by the locker room we will get smarter. i love you, man, thank you for being you. happy new year, nature boy. >> happy new year to you, thank you very much.ll >> tyrus: you're welcome. all right, ric flair, thanks, ric flair. we are creeping closer to midnight with lots of show left in store. up next, we will tell you the drinks bartenders love to hate and the weird food trends coming in 2024. refill that and we will be back in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ okay, i'm on my way. uh. ugh! out of ink? no no no no! i need to print this client's retirement plan. cartridges. aagh, these tiny expensive cartridges are always running out of ink at the worst possible times. are you still printing with these? wha?! don't get cartridged! just switch! to epson ecotank. instead of cartridges, ecotank comes with big bottles of ink, so you don't have to worry about running out. settin