constance baker motley broke barriers in politics. she was the first woman elected manhattan borough president. she was the first black woman elected to the new york senate. and then after all of that, in 1966, president lyndon johnson appointed her a federal, making her the first black woman to occupy such a role. she was appointed to the u.s. district court and then and what drew me to this life. well it was because when i was researching a prior work, i came to understand that motley had not received the attention, the scholarly attention that she deserves. there had been relatively little written about her. and i thought that the absence of her story in the literature was a kind of historical malpractice. and i also concluded that, unfortunately, her erasure of her lowered visibility likely came down to two gender arms race because in western society its historical significance tends to be accorded to males and women's stories are not highlighted. that's true of women of all backgrounds. and yet it's it was especially notable to m

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melanie baker, good to net our moment. melanie baker, good to get your analysis _ moment.od to get your analysis on that, - get your analysis on that, thank you so much. senior economist at royal london asset management. more interest rate rises look to be on the way in the us, even though the federal reserve opted to leave the cost of borrowing unchanged at its meeting last week. fed chairjerome powell has been giving his twice—yearly testimony before congress. he told lawmakers the fight against inflation "has a long way to go". samira hussain reports. america's central bank has two main objectives — maximum employment and price stability. and it's that latter objective that remains elusive. the federal reserve likes to keep inflation hovering around 2%. right now, it sits somewhere around 4%. and that's certainly better than where it was last year — somewhere above 8.5% — but it's still not good enough. and it's why the fed chair, jerome powell, has said more interest rate hikes seem pretty likely. in may, the i2—month change in the cpi came in at 4.0%, and the change i

rick stengel and peter baker are both with us. we are going to focus on the role of congress to, with democratic congressman, ruben gallego, who led a delegation to ukraine. and later, putting what is happened in the past 24 hours into context. a story historian joins us ahead on american voices. ead on american voices ead on american voices or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans. schedule your appointment today. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king. do you just bow down? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. when it comes to your hair, ingredients matter. that's why herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of

mike baker, you are a spy.ve done in a couple of times. >> greg: i have seen you die here a couple times. >> it started years ago on "redeye." what a plea move. i hope when this eventually -- die because nobody goes to his funeral. that will be proper karma. >> greg: have him run over by a karma. [laughs] michelle, i mean, he claims that he never got invited to anything. felt unappreciated and he wanted to teach them a lesson. >> kat: i got -- >> i got a response in five words. what a [bleep] selfish man. it was all about him. i'm not being invited places. i'm so sad. i'm hurt. let's see how you really feel about me. i would be so pissed. >> greg: i would kill him. i would, kat. is that not an awesome reality show? i'm surprised they have not done this yet where someone fix their death. that has to have been plugged or pitched as a reality show. >> kat: probably. >> greg: have you thought about doing that? >> kat: the way he did it was bad. when i through my own funeral, there it is. i entered my birthday party

appearance over substance, the mike baker -- make money on their name, image and likeness.ybody is sympathetic of breaking in on looks, it is this collection of hot ass. utilize fame to sell stuff at the forefront of cav ender friends, while playing basketball at university of miami. they now make a living online thanks to massive social media following and just being hot. i know the feeling. you should see the traffic on myspace page. in fact tons of good-looking college athleteses make more than men, critics say it is sexist, but shouldn't we be celebrating female entrepreneurs? hot girl problem, people have a problem with hot girls, myself included, they won't stay out of my hot tub. >> a sexist would say. >> greg: let these attractive 22-year-olds capitalize on their looks. they will turn 30 soon enough and it will be over. >> what sexists would say. >> greg: bad influence michele, you are from the sports world. isn't this how it operates, beauty is status created through strength is male currency. men don't care if you are the best fencer, michele. women care mike bake

and i think howard baker, you know, those of us who are old enough. remember, howard baker was, kind of the essence of the republican gentleman was it was a it was a man who there to to to serve the country as was tip o'neill, also a character in those days. but but also. well known for being very, very friendly. yeah. no, no, that was sure, sure. my impression and, you know, senator domenici was the other senator had been there ten years by the time i got there. and and he he was a ready to work with me on anything we could find to work together on. and and we disagreed on a lot, but we found some things to work together. it's a little different now. congress, senator, you've probably noticed, might have been the impetus for the book. there are. a number of people in, mostly in the house, but i think one or two in the senate who were there for an entirely different reason. it would seem to me. it would seem that many of them are there for fame. they're very for an image. they're there for to to make a name for themselves and to just, you know, get on

that's anita baker with her classic "sweet love."by face has got him bounced from the tour as the opening act. we'll have more details. >> we were looking forward to that. also headlines including latest on the severe weather outbreak overnight. there were 500 damaging reports bringing tornados and hail. ginger is on the ground tracking that. also we're seeing new images of pope francis for the first time since his abdominal surgery. the press office released photos of him visiting the children's cancer ward where he's been recovering. the pope will be released tomorrow morning. >>> plus we are learning about a new economic phenomenon. called the beyonce effect. yes, that's right. a group of swedist economists are saying the start of the super star's renaissance world tour drove up the country's inflation numbers with her performances in stockholm sparking an increase in hotel stays and rates, even restaurant visits. if you're looking for a reason to study economic, this is it. [ laughter ] i hope they went to some of those performan

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baker argues the geographic barriers to care should be top priority. >> we know that statistically wel see a rise in maternal deaths because of this decision that makes georgia one of the most dangerous places in which to birth in the developed world. >> reporter: a stark reality facing the mullers who travel 40 minutes each way to see dr. baker as their due date approaches. >> hopefully, my husband won't be stuck delivering on the side of the road. >> reporter: a soon to be mother who wants this baby girl more than anything, worried their safety has gotten caught up in the fight over abortion rights. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, lagrange, georgia. >>> we have more to tell you about ahead the smalall town deaealing withth a terrifyfying invavasion >>> > so there i is what if '? or w what if i c can do diaiabetes difffferently? (avo) now you cacan with oncnce-weey mounjaroro. moununjaro helpsps your body regulatete blood sugugar, and momounjaro canan help decre hohow much fooood you eat.t. 3 out of 4 4 people rereached ac of lesess than 7%.%. plplus people e taking mououno lost up toto

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host: "howard baker. guest: and what the president know and what do you know it. a question he offered several times over the course of the hearing. their lease stuck in people's mind and it was coming from the -- it stuck in people's mind is coming from the lead public in the committee was significant itself. caller: great conversation. a couple of quick points. who adjudicated nixon did not own the tapes? john deere facilitated the cover up meanwhile kissinger was up to their eyeballs in the cambodian incursion. the third think they changed journalism. thank you. guest: i will start with the third one. the duo, dynamic duo of woodward and bernstein. without their target reporting in the second half of 1972, the story may have died. it is interesting to note deite their good reporting in the second half of the year, nixon won reelection in a landslide. the allegations never seem to undermine his popularity among the american public that he handily won the election. host: the cambodian incursion? nixon and kissinger. guest: there are so much going on in the white

bakers.ters deserve only words of gratitude , they work sukariznno 24/7 in the morning with the heat of the heat, warm good products should already be in the trading network for teaching. no random people bake bread. so a rather difficult job is responsible, therefore, a person must have all these qualities, firstly, physical endurance, in addition, they must also be able to do this do and love the basic love. if you do n't love your work, there will be no quality, because bread is dough. it feels the mood of a person from here too. the result came someone did not get enough sleep in a bad mood and no, we grow up there is no quality. we are responsible for the quality of the products. in front of us, uh, before we come into the night, we, of course, get enough sleep and go to work, as in any work, the day is easier sometimes harder, but if you come with a mood of desire, and then everything turns out 151 people work at the grain section of the plant. 45 tons of bread and bakery products are p

carter baker commission made and make cheating. number one of the carter baker recommendations was to avoid the use of unsullied paper ballots. describe these as quote the main source of potential voter fraud. the main source in the 2020 president election, democrat secretaries of state send out 44 million unsold paper ballots. i mean, they just send them to homes with a the names they had address as the people might have died. they might be in prison. felons. they might have moved to another state and voted twice. and so forth, dramatically increased is dramatically increased. the opportunity for voter fraud. the second key recommendation of the commission was to increase the number of laws requiring voter i.d. in order cast a ballot. the democrat launched an endless smear. it's still going a smear campaign against voter ids, calling them jim crow 2.0 a racist attempt suppress minority votes. there was zero evidence to back up this since minorities were voting in record numbers in states with voter laws, other reform recommended b

baker argues the geographic bakers to care should be trot priority. >> we know that statistically we are going to see a rise in maternal deaths because of this decision. that makes georgia one of the most dangerous places in which to birth, in the developed world. >> a stark reality facing the mueller's. who now travel 40 minutes each way to see dr. baker as their due date approaches. >> and hopefully, my husband won't be stuck delivering on the side of the road. >> with that, let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel tonight. pam belluck, a pulitzer prize -winning health and science reporter for the new york times. she covers the supreme court and abortion. doctor kavita patel, clinical physician and former senior policy director during the obama administration. and dr. jennifer lincoln, and ob/gyn and executive director of the reproductive organization, mayday health. dr. patel, you and i've been speaking about this, for exactly one year. walk us through over the last 12 months, how much has this one ruling changed women's health care in this country? >> i think stephan

you remember the case with the baker out of colorado a few years didn't settle these issues. this came as a free speech issue. it looks like what the court has decided is that she can't be forced to speak messages she doesn't want to in her designs. this is that intersection of religious liberty, free speech along with the anti-discrimination protections for the lgbtq plus community. she will serve anyone and has had lgbtq plus customers but doesn't want to do custom artistic designs to do something against her religious belief. in this case same-sex marriage. sarah, thank you very much. let me just check the run down on this. authored by gorsuch joined by roberts, thomas, alito, kavanaugh and barrett. the first one that we were waiting on let me flip through here as justice gorsuch who wrote other cases that have to deal with religious liberty issues. this is a free speech issue. here is what he says at the end of his decision. tolerance, no coercion is our nation's answer. the first amendment envisions the united states as a rich and complex place where all persons are free

since last year, the analysis of the share of this floating instead of fixed, we observed in many bakers that their working hours were reduced, that they have limitations in the supply of flour , on the other hand, it was possible that some bakeries were actually in supply. bread to people approved working hours they did not observe the flour in the open market for whatever reason this problem exists and the satisfaction of women should not be proportional to the receipt alone. it is a smart and fair approach in the new stage. the past history of the baker in supplying bread to the people is the basis for the allocation of bakery flour in the future period. it is assumed that the behavior of men is higher, the quality of the supply of bread is higher , the approved prices are spreading, the rights of customers are spreading. particle for direct object if he does not comply, the availability of flour will automatically decrease, and in this way, the share of these gentlemen will be determined based on the data collected from the transactions of the bread supply card readers in these cente

. >> joining me now, vaughn hillyard, kimberly atkins stohr and from "the new york times," peter baker. vaughn, you have a statement from donald trump from a spokesman which outlines a potential legal strategy as former vice president mike pence is ramping up his criticism of trump. >> right. over the last eight years, donald trump has been in charge of his own defense. it has been a political defense. it is convincing voters. this time, it's a jury. that's why i want to let you look at the statement from a trump spokesman, beginning to lay out what the legal defense could look like. i think that that is an important construct when we talk about the legal end of this. that is what the likes of mike pence and other candidates are now using to sort of juxtapose their own responses to this. listen to mike pence here in an interview talking about the serious nature of the allegations laid out in the indictment from the department of justice. take a look. >> i have a son who is a captain in the marine corps, a son-in-law who is a lieutenant in the navy. i know the risk that as i said even i

tehran traditional bakers union says that despite the increase in bakers' costs since 1400, the price of bread has remained constant and the 30% allowance is not transparent, according to mr. nowrozi moghadam . the price of some basic ingredients for making bread, including sesame leaven and also the salary of the worker has increased in the period of time. it has been a while that the bread is less at the approved weight rate . there are 1,800 subsidies for simple bread. sesame has been defined for it . the price is very high , like a hacker . how much is 395 grams? do you mind? it will increase and if the amount should be 2500, 650 million, 300, 400, water, electricity, gas, insurance, everything has become expensive , how much should it be, and 440 grams, 382 grams , the valley is emptying, it is simple, i paid 3 thousand tomans, what did i do here, the five thousand that sesame took for me i simply asked how much the price would be, it should be 5 tomans for liquid no matter what you say, the rent has become more expensive than the price of tehran's traditional food. ticket allowa

maria: mike baker jump in here.own with the united states is so important. not only are chinese nationals apprehended at the southern border up 1300% -- the border agents tell me these are engineers take are coming in to the southern border. but you also have this spy center set up. it's going to be 100 miles away from florida, mike. >> yes. and jonathan, i mean, i couldn't agree with you more on their blobuildout of a military that projects or potentially projects power well beyond their neighborhood. i'd like you to talk a bit about their looming presence and control over critical minerals, rare earth elements. cuba's an interesting example. i mean, people aren't talking about this but their building relationship with cuba probably has nothing to do with the fact that cuba has ten times the known reserves of cobalt as an example and they've got, what, 500,000 metric tons, known reserves, compared to the u.s., 53 tho53 -- 53,000. i'm sure that hasn't escaped china's interest. maria: this is why some companies are l

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i will say, in my own experience, as my good friend keith peter baker and -- was the same. we went, when phil rucker and i went to interview donald trump, we were tape recordings that conversation with the president, to make sure we got every word. and he had an aide with him, it was not margot, it was another person. who was also in that same role. a tape recording for donald trump. wanting to make sure we both had an accurate version, and nobody made a mistake in quoting him 100% accurately. as for ty cobb's description, i think it is, i think it is impossible to believe that mark meadows has not been cooperating in this investigation. we know he was compelled, his privilege was essentially broken, or rejected in the special counsel investigation. a criminal investigation, trump's, his specific private confidences, and advice he gives to than president donald trump. i think it's cause for a couple different reasons. one, the description is that jack smith learned this information before talking to margot martin, before getting any information from donald trump's camp. wel

kohl , us foreign secretary james baker and others assured me that nato was not an inch advance. to the east. the americans did not fulfill this promise. mikhail gorbachev , the president of the ussr, then lied that such a promise had never existed at all. analysts say that promises were made and concessions should not be expanded. you understand, first of all, there was no such promise. there is an idea that such a promise could have been made by the united states , this is also incorrect. if this were the case, it would be absurd and unacceptable. however , soon the german magazine spiegel in february 2022 spoke about a document found in the british national archives by the american political scientists joshua shifrinson. this is the minutes of the meeting of the representatives of the us department of foreign affairs, great britain, france and germany, held in the german city of beaune on march 6, 1991, just a couple of quotes from it , which are quoted in peak, we made it clear that we are not expanding nato, so we cannot offer more to the rest of the membership in nato , jur

of all is time. >> reporter: for chase, time well spent >> the concept of just being your village baker is kind of a romantic idea. you get to meet a lot of people, and you get to put smiles on a lot of people's faces. >> reporter: the support chase has received will let him open a store this fall his breads finally easy to find until then, the search for his sourdoughs will continue. maya eaglin, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> a major warm-up as we head towards july 4th weekend. >>> also, colleges no longer allowed to use race-based admissions. how will the supreme court's controversial ruling impact california students? >>> plus -- >> effective today, we're making our brothers and sisters whole. >> what should reparations look like for black californians? a task force spent two years looking into this issue. and today, its

. >> they want to send $17 billion to iran which is putin's number one baker, sending iranian attacked against ukrainians. only the u.s. can do something philosophy stupid and funding iran to arm the russians in the same conflict. maria: all this taxpayer money going to ukraine, i mean, and we are also supporting russia through iran? new report from the financial times congressman says that the u.s., france, germ germany and d kingdom are pursuing an agreement to financial aid to ukraine. the u.s. only provides aids to ukraine that's matched by france and germany, walk us through this. >> well, look, dollar for dollar, dollar for euro. the united states is providing two-thirds of the military despite eu economies are the same size. unacceptable and this is right on your doorstep and france and germany in particular have promised a lot publicly but when you look at what they have delivered it's a fraction of what they promised. not only are we look to go say you know what, we are going pull back hours to match what europe is doing, europe has to step up to us and when you look at the no

peter baker, katie bennett, former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor, charles coleman, former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney, anthony -- former justice spokesperson under attorney merrick garland, and frank figliuzzi, former fbi director for counter intelligence. as i look at you all, here we are on a serious and sober night, a night where we see the justice system, the rule of law working. it works slowly, but it works. joyce, what's your reaction? >> well, i think this is actually the point we've been trying to make all along, steph. we don't know doj is going to indict in any particular case until it happens. it's a long path, it's a frustrating path. what americans can take away tonight is that the process worked, that a career justice department official acting as a special counsel has led a team with evidence sufficient to convince a grand jury to indict the former president, and that is a process not grounded in politics no matter what donald trump tries to convince p

the rally has just taken off airlines could continue to soar in the second half with us now is jamie bakere pretty good at covering airlines, jamie. you shouldn't be modest, because your peers and investors have lanked you that way. so take us why you think this still has the ability to take off even further >> you know, we went into delta investor day this week pretty bowled up and got home tuesday night, even more convinced that the recent rally has legs. just some stunning statisticing that came out of delta 40% of u.s. households now drive 75% of air travel demand and their collective wallet has grown $27 trillion since 2019. former road warriors like myself, who aren't traveling as much on our company's dimes, are spending 50% more on leisure travel because of the workplace flexibility that we have and close to 1% of usgdp is now being charged on delta and american express credit cards. it's a statistic i'm still trying to wrap my head around. >> the revenge travel thing is something we've been talking about over the last couple of years. it shows no signs of slowing it will eventuall

joy baker says the shortage of doctors is not just impacting patients who are pregnant if i called you today as a new patient for an annual visit, when could you see me? >> september >> reporter: that means waiting months for even routine women's care, like breast and cervical cancer screening and new doctors may be hard to lure to georgia a recent survey of almost 500 medical students showed a majority unlikely to apply to a re residency program in a state with abortion restrictions are you concerned about an upcoming pool of doctors into your state >> they're looking for providing abortions as part of their medical practice >>> the state senator co-sponsored the abortion ban while he acknowledges the women's health care challenges facing parts of the state, he says there are options >> when you think about the telemedicine that's available, can you have a doctor consultation >> but you couldn't have a scan to see if there were issues with the fetus. >> the life act balances thetive circumstances. i think the idea that there's gee g geographic barriers misses the point thaere's a livi

of all is time. >> reporter: for chase, time well spent >> the concept of just being your village baker is kind of a romantic idea. you get to meet a lot of people, and you get to put smiles on a lot of people's faces. >> reporter: the support chase has received will let him open a store this fall his breads finally easy to find until then, the search for his sourdoughs will continue. maya eaglin, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ been around the world and i i i ♪ ♪ i can't find my baby ♪ ♪ i don't know when i don't know why ♪ ♪ why he's gone away ♪ ♪ and i don't know where he can be my baby ♪ ♪ but i'm gonna find him ♪ ♪ we had a quarrel and i let myself go ♪ ♪ i said so many things things he didn't know ♪ ♪ and i was oh oh so bad ♪ ♪ and i don't think he's comin' back mm hmm ♪ ♪ he gave the reasons the reasons he should go ♪ ♪ and he said things he hadn't said before ♪ ♪ and he was oh oh so mad ♪ ♪ and i don't think he's comin' back comin' back

what was the most b r john simon and nightclub turned daily for one of the 1st responders in baker montgomery. she's on a what appears to be a domestic related murder, the active shooter. right now we always have a one year old child birthday party, 5 people within shots hot yoga class was violently interrupted, favorite scribe between the scene of or to avoid gunfire. ross or shot, we ask for your name and your family. the tree of life said not in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casualties. it's not even like you even hear the shock in our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad statement of itself the like today's the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. we've called over 1200 numbers and make sure that everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and use their vote on a boat or today's like is really for the past few months. have been training for this marathon and this is the starting. and if the people we put in the power now don't work for us and don't represent the young people. we're not just going to vote and now

shepard mallory frank baker and. james townsend threw caution to the wind, desperate to stay close to their families in hampton. the men decided that it was now or never in the middle of the night. the men crept away from their encamped meant in swords point, which is now where the norfolk naval station is located. and they stole boat and made their way across the hampton roads. and for thosou who don't know tmpton roads is a deep channel where all the major waterways flow out into the chesapeake bay, which then flows into the atlantic ocean. so i call it the hub, the superhighway. and that is why for so many people who don't this history about why we call our region the hampton roads, it has everything to do with that waterway and the waterway ways of influence, the economy influence the history and have made hampton roads central to the story i'm about to tell. so for these three men, anyhow, i swear in this tiny little boat and i wanted to show you this picture, even though it came william still's book on the unde

baker.e mother who wants this baby girl more than anything, worried their safety has gotten caught up in the fight over abortion rights. >> thanks to kristen for that report. >>> up next we go to philadelphia where i-95 is set to re-open less than two weeks after it collapsed. >>> later republican hopefuls like tim scott are descending on d.c. this weekend. we'll tell you why. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. r. but it does so much more. this thing shows you your fico® score, you can get your credit card recommendations, and it shows you ways to save money. do so much more than get your fico® score. download the experian app now. more shopping? you should watch your spending honey. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i'll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport? ohhhhhh. only pay fo

shepard mallory frank baker and. james townsend threw caution to the wind, desperate to stay close to their families in hampton. the men decided that it was now or never in the middle of the night. the men crept away from their encamped meant in swords point, which is now where the norfolk naval station is located. and they stole a boat and made their way across the hampton roads. and for those of you who don't know the, hampton roads is a deep channel whe the major waterways flow out into the chesapeake bay, which then flows into the atlantic ocean. so i call it the hub, the superhighway. and that is why for so many people who don't this history about why we call our region the hampton roads, it has everything to do with that waterway and the waterway ways of influence, the economy influence the history and have made hampton roads central to the story i'm about to tell. so for these three men, anyhow, i swear in this tiny little boat and i wanted to show you this picture, even though it came william still's book on

calling baker alba, 0 fascinating stuff today. well, that's it for me for now. find more news features on much more on our website, just head to al jazeera, don't come on. the weather is up next to the inside story with excel. issue of that, please do say the the hello. they would stop by looking at the satellite image of the east asia, and you can see from the dense cloud and may you front has re established itself pulsing those plum rains out for the east, away from southern parts of china, but feel very hot and humid for places like hong kong will see the rain full heaviest. on saturday to sunday through much of japan eastern areas, the scene, the heaviest falls. so what weather as well, creeping across the north east of china, the korean peninsula. widespread showers behind us for much of the country, and while the temperature comes down invasion, we will see an increase in shanghai. 33 degrees celsius. that on sunday, with sunshine now was moved to south asia. it is a story of the heat table. we're also seeing more in the way of wet weather. we have got a d

but in general, as a profession of a baker, i probably have laid it down since childhood, because my at a bakery, she worked for 38 years and when i went to her all it smelled the taste. well, i probably really wanted to. here to bring people joy today in the state of the enterprise 431 people 44 people who have worked for 20 years, 39 people who have worked for 30 years and 18 people who have worked for more than 40 years. it tells you what works here. well, the present professionals who love their job. it's clearly not coerced. wherever he works, because it is forcibly impossible to force himself to come to work and spend here like this a lot of time, but we work. we are really at 8 o'clock. this is a fairly long time during the day, so every job always has its pluses, but there are probably also minuses, but er, it would be strange if there were no questions and difficulties. well, it’s probably a huge plus and it’s a pleasure that you cope with these difficulties, solve these issues and use such a motto, as there are no problems , there are issues that are solved in the tenth cen

come and baker has his story. when albert einstein set the speed limit of the universe at the dawn of a new century, he proved that the space around us and the time that we perceive our 2 sides of the same thing. it's called space time and all the stuff in the universe such as planet stars and us sit inside it. but that lead einstein to another big discovery space time itself can vibrate and work the movement of very heavy objects like to massive black holes crashing into one another. ripple space time like a rug, sending so called gravitational waves in every direction. they crossed the universe carrying information about the events that caused them. they were detected here for the 1st time 7 years ago as they squeezed and warped to the earth itself. using this machine called lego. but astro physicist thought there must be more not just single waves caught by chance, but a background hum from the millions of invisible collisions throughout the history of our universe. so they looked to the universe for clues, pul