. >> reporter: we have been there before, but for jetta arnie, her journey to venus began to the back porch. >> we had a great viewe soi'd mountains. i'd see the star, the planets. it was super fun. >> reporter: now she and a team of scientists are taking us back to the little visited venus. >> it's been decades since humanity has sent anything into the atmosphere of venus. >> reporter: now two new missions are going back to study the venus atmosphere up close and in person and personally will be epic. similar to earth in size and makeup, but rather uncomfortable. >> venus i don't recommend. remember venus has a surface temperature of nearly 1,000 degrees fahrenheit. >> which is about as hot as a wood fire pizza oven. >> i like to think of venus as our evil twin. >> venus may be the tale of an earthlike planet that lost its habitability. >> we need to find out more data for sure. >> reporter: enter the da vinci mission. >> it's going to take about an hour to fall through the atmosphere. our descent probe is about the size of a beanbag chair, about as wide as a hula hoop. it's going to

and i got arnie thank i feel good. at the end of the day. >> and everybody comes to who's really appreciative that they'redthanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow it or bag it or pay for they appreciate what they get. talk about what's on the truck >> today we some carrots, onions cabbage some oranges and call it sounds good. yeah. lot of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial finishes for every dollar that is provided. that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa sol

we continue to expect the peaceful resolution of prostrate differences. arnie is less flushed out a little bit and clarify with american talks about it's one china policy. and when showing that talks about it's one showing the policy, but not talking about the same thing or the yes and no. so the one china policy is a diplomatic principle. i think that's important, kind of to be aware of the knowledge, the people's republic of china as the sole, legitimate government of china. and that is something the us does. there is no disagreement here between the 2 countries. the united states did not, however, give in to a chinese demands that it's recognized. china is southern and t over at taiwan. so there is a business like the big a fighting point. and the united states reserve the right to maintain an official relations with taiwan. a blinking uh, stress that and things and also reiterated to in the press conference uh that us does not support taiwan independence. so it kind of stated that it does not wish to change the state of school in neither direction in a few hours before blinking made th

arnie of the scale, it is difficult for the authorities to maintain.ities to maintain. we have to leave there, because we - the authorities to maintain. we have to leave there, because we are - to leave there, because we are coming to the end of today's verified life. we will obviously have updates here on the programme on bbc and the next few hours. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. we've got lots of warm sunshine to come this weekend, but it will be quite cool at night. now, today we saw the sunshine developing in more of the country, even in eastern parts of england, where it's been cloudy over the past few days, the cloud has been much thinner. we've introduced some drier air actually off the north sea all the way from norway. now, there is more cloud in the centre of our high, and eventually that will push across northern scotland and down the north sea, but notjust yet. there's a bit of thin cloud coming in to some parts of england and we've got some cloud in the far north of scotland overnight. but clear skies, a dry night, and a cool n

and i got arnie thank i feel good.verybody comes to who's really appreciative that they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow it or bag it or pay for they appreciate what they retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial donations for every dollar that is provided that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa solano county. >> in pittsburgh, has it made you kron 4 >> check on the 4 zone weather forecasts. a live look out at sfo where the power is back on. that's after an out

validates what we have arnie heard from gary shapley, the whistleblower was gone public.at to know about second whistleblower? >> we know his name is mr. x, not real name, he wants to be anonymous. told congressional staff last month he became emotional after seeing the way the probe handled from the beginning. mr. x worked under publicized whistleblower shapley, mr. x has cleared him trump appointed attorney u.s. weiss, more normal process u.s. attorney office say no. he really was not in charge. follow the process. 3 weeks ago weiss signed a letter, jim jordan, obtain a copy. make clear as attorney general has stated, i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter including responsibility where, when, and whether to file charges. discrepancy between weiss said in the beating and what he wrote in letter. house republicans want to hear from him and others in his office under oath. >> we want to talk to david weiss, u.s. attorney. get answers, the way you do that is talk to these attorneys who handle this case. >> attorney general garland deny blocking weiss from

arnie not now then when? we haven't, have we? ~ . �* �* �* , ., we? we haven't.not to be naive. but i _ we? we haven't. and i'm trying not to be naive. but i think— we? we haven't. and i'm trying not to be naive. but i think in _ we? we haven't. and i'm trying not to be naive. but i think in time - we? we haven't. and i'm trying not to be naive. but i think in time myl to be naive. but i think in time my view is that we will realise that you can�*t have such a vast number of the squeezed middle, the theresa may expression, the sort of low income, you can�*t have such a vast number of people struggling and having to take more than onejob people struggling and having to take more than one job and being really concerned. it is the pressure on that, it�*s too great. and i think we have not recovered the pandemic sufficiently, the economy, everything. and i think that my worry is that political parties, all of them, need to see that somehow, just taking some of the economic, social pressure out of these families is worth it.- social pressure out of these families is w

. >> the next morning, after 17 months of painstaking investigation, police headed to arnie's home and one of her garbage cans in front of her garage door. >> started with the garbage, and about the garbage. the detective that lot more hours on the case and everyone else then wrap handcuffs around bernie's rests. >> she has, what is this all about. >> mourning pleaded not guilty. so, she went on trial on multiple counts of first degree murder. for killing ronny writer and her unborn child. the state called the shooting and execution, cold, calculating, premeditated. prosecutors provided a parade of evidence and witnesses, including kristie passion, who testified against her once best friend. and the pep-ologist who concluded that ronny died while trying to shield her unborn child from the fatal shots. >> marie's defense attorneys who declined our request for an interview said she was the victim of an investigation them tart -- unfairly targeted her and never found physical evidence tying her to the crime. in the end, marty's own words seemed hard to ignore. sean gayle, the person at th

and i got arnie thank i feel good.d of the day. >> and everybody comes to who's really appreciative that they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow later baguette or pay for they appreciate what they get. >> talk about what's on the truck today we have some carrots, onions cabbage some oranges in call it sounds good. yeah. lot of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial donations for every dollar that is provided that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa solano

the world-famous model kourtney kardashian is nowhere without a bottle of kombucha drink and iron arnie'snator is regularly backed up with kimchi by the same sauerkraut, but in korean but what is this fermented food, what is so magical about banal cabbage, and with apples tea and milk, after which they turn into a superfood? from a biological point of view, fermentation of products is their decomposition. bacteria and fungi that are either on the surface or get into the air with water or sourdough begin to secrete enzymes such digestive compounds that chop nutritious, but very complex and durable proteins , fats with carbohydrates in products for more simple and accessible, it is easier for them to be absorbed by mushrooms by a microbe and it is easier for people. for example, milk protein and sugar, intolerance, which in russia suffers. every third bacteria is cut into peptides and amino acids, from which voila, there is no creation and swelling, therefore, if the stomach hurts from milk, then kefir, yogurt and cheese, is unlikely to be, secondly, during their care, microorganisms produc

country including president biden's attempt to deny americans the right to put food on the table and arnie they decline to take an mrna covid shot. [applause] lockdowns in the mandates have done incalculable damage to our country and the effects are still with us to this very day. and as we commemorated memorial day yesterday we are especially mindful of the 13 servicemembers who lost their lives in afghanistan due to joe biden's dereliction of duty. [applause] these failed policies result from elites in the political class who ignore the concerns of the american people and who put their interests above our nation's interest. how is it that five of the seven wealthiest counties in the united states of america are suburbs of washington, d.c.? d.c. doesn't produce much of anything besides mountains of debt and loads of hot air. [applause] these elites are not enacting an agenda to represent us. they are imposing their agenda on us via the federal government, via corporate america and via our own education system. all for their benefit at all to our detriment. but it does not have to be this

we talked to the -- to arnie weissman a short time ago who said that stockton rush to his face said,hich, you know, as -- if i was a passenger onboard this thing and i had somebody telling me, oh, boeing, university of washington, nasa, throwing around those names, that would give me a sense of security. the idea that now boeing and university of washington are coming forward and saying we actually did not have anything to do with the execution of this with the design of this, with the maintenance of this, that, obviously, you know, more needs to be learned about it. >> yeah. i don't think there is any question about that. anderson, stick with us. we will be back to you shortly. >>> president biden hosting india's prime minister at the white house. the lavish state dinner and the major fwooep implications gun permit next. myost important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. it's not too late to show summer's who's boss. and wayfair'

so just arnie cal state east bay is director of financial aid. thank you so much for your insight this afternoon. and out of trouble at the airports. travelers today faced another day of cancellations and delays. millions are heading out for the 4th of july holiday weekend right now. and it's impacting airports across the country. kron 4 charles clifford is live at sfo with a look at how things stand this afternoon. charles. >> good based on the just the steady flow of people here. the lot of folks are getting an early start to their 4th of july weekend. and this is the airlines are still recovering from what has been a a week of cancellations and delays on friday. crowds of travelers descended suppose the 4th of july weekend kicked off even as the holiday travelers arrive. the airlines are still recovering from a week in which thousands of flights nationwide were canceled or delayed, according to flightaware dot com. there have been 23 cancellations and 80 delays on friday here at sfo. >> and downstairs at the terminal, 3 baggage claim. hundreds

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i got arnie thank i feel good. at the end of the day. >> and everybody comes through is really appreciative that they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. >> i didn't grow later. baggett or pay for they appreciate what they get. >> talk about what's on the truck today we have some carrots, onions cabbage. we've some some oranges in some call it sounds good. yeah. lo of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution in addition to volunteers. there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial finishes for every dollar that is provided. that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions

i got arnie thank i feel good. through is really appreciative that they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow later baguette or pay for they appreciate what they get. >> talk about what's on the truck to that today. we have some carrots, onions cabbage some oranges and call it sounds good. yeah. lot of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution. in addition to volunteers it there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial finishes for every dollar that is provided. that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa solano county. in pittsburgh

how does that color your view of whether you are more optimistic or pessimistic get the reality of arnienings? stuart: if we get a root -- in the second half of the year it will have to come from the consumer labor market. there is a high opportunity for tech because it has been a leader in the market. there's been a lot of focus on consumer companies. and will they start counting disinflation to get people in the door? those are into areas they will focus on coming up. with what signal we are getting on consumer spending. lisa: what does it mean that tech earnings are a minefield in a time where you are optimistic about where the market is headed? stuart: the tech trade as we said is not as clean as it was at the beginning of the year. the bottom line is, if you look at sales revision, they have been higher for tech and higher in the ai space. that says the bar higher for expectations. what we see in the last 1-2 months is there is some fatigue for this outflow of the space. you put the two together with a high bar and fatigue on the additional side which sets up the point that you need

and i got arnie thank i feel good.ugh is really appreciative they're thanking me. i'm just handed a bag of food. i didn't grow later baguette or pay for they appreciate what they get. >> talk about what's on the truck the today. we have some carrots, onions cabbage some oranges and call it sounds good. yeah. lot of good retired pittsburgh school teacher elizabeth rest has been volunteering with the food bank for about 10 years. she says volunteers are needed now more than always always. and there's a number of different volunteer opportunities from doing. >> outreach like this to doing other kinds of food distribution. in addition to volunteers it there's also a need for financial assistance. yes, we we need donations. so financial finishes for every dollar that is provided. that is the equivalent of 2 meals. >> now, this mobile food distribution program happens twice a month here at this location and the food bank host over 60 weekly food distributions throughout contra costa solano county. in pittsburgh. has it made

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what this budget does is access the biden defense budget which senator has already mentioned trixie arnie, shrinks at 80, shrinks the marine corps. that's what it does less ships, not warships. smaller numbers of marines, not more so accepting of buy-in defense budget is actually something you. during the biden administration, what do i need my? asked senator visions, the last two previous biden budgets came in in an edict numbers and in a bipartisan way, strong bipartisan way by the way. democrats and republicans crossed those budget numbers. last year $45 billion increase for the week by budget on the armed services committee that every single senator on the committee voted for except one about as bipartisan as you can get the year before $5billion loss . mister president has made people know we were already this in a bipartisan way on the armed services committee another bus up to this budget so democrats and republicans knew it was the and not sufficient to meet the challenges of today but what happened, the music stops and now all of a sudden we're accepting the biden budget. i know

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