let's speak now to dr suzanne imber suzie imber associate professor in space physics at leicester universitys rather hostile environment. the measurements of the looking of this atmosphere. especially looking at the composition of the clouds and if we look at venus looking at ground based observatories, and we see it coming from the clouds and specific wavelength of which we see no omission that is an indication that the radio waves have been absorbed in this particular wavelength results it is been observed by phosphine, so they make measurements of the two different sets of observatories they're very confident that they have observed phosphine and gas in the clouds. how much of a conundrum is this given the conditions on venus are not going to be very conducive to life? yes, it isa be very conducive to life? yes, it is a huge mystery. if you see phosphine as a life mark on earth, we do see it elsewhere in the solar system as well, so it is observed in the atmosphere ofjupiter and saturn, but there is very specific hydrogen rich high—pressure temperature and that cannot be the case on venus

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the world welcome but we begin the day with the president who won't promise to leave in peace on of imber 3rd voters in the u.s. will go to the polls to decide on a president due to the pandemic many voters are opting to use mail in ballots some of those ballots have already been sent in for months now president trump has accused the democrats and the list of others of planning to rig the election with fake mail in ballots or today the head of the f.b.i. told members of congress that he has seen no evidence of an effort to tamper with those ballots no evidence at all now that makes what president from said wednesday even more disturbing a reporter asked trump if he were to lose the election in november would he commit to a peaceful transfer of power the president refused to commit for the 1st time in living memory a u.s. president has gone on record refusing to respect the will of the voters and implying that his departure from office may not be peaceful as shocking as trump's refusal was the response by republican lawmakers was just as shockingly muted sen mitt romney of utah was the onl

at least most people think that this is the dying imbers of confederate resistance. and johnson is put -- he replaces hannibal hamlin of maine as lincoln's vice president because he was a senator from tennessee and he was such a staunch unionist that when his state secedes from the union, he refused to leave the senate. all southern congressmen left. johnson is the only one that didn't leave. he's unconditional unionist, he's staunch. he says, no, i'll stick with the union. when the union occupies tennessee, he becomes the war-time governor of tennessee. he is from non-slave holding origins, even though he owns slaves, a few slaves. but he is seen as somebody who is even more rags to riches than lincoln because he represents the poor rights, the non-slave holding whites of eastern tennessee, many of whom were staunch unionists in the time. we talked about plantation belt and non-plantation belt. here we haven john, right? he is a man seen as a staunch unionist. he says, i'll make treason odious. people think he's going to be hard on the southern secessionist. he says