the gas giant exposing the truly bizarre nature of it's all true of violent planet wide storms now jupiter is mostly covered by ferocious storms including the famous red spot storm which is larger than earth itself while the images were created through a year long project using the gemini observatory and the hubble space telescope. and we had over now to regina hamm sitting in our sports h.q. regina athletes are always under the microscope and social media can either good or bad thing it's a double edged sword social media is really an athlete's best tool or sometimes their worst nightmare and the reading n.b.a. m.v.p. milwaukee bucks our john is. paid to well found that out the hard way as i did pronouncing his name when he found himself tweeting when he wasn't yanis confirmed in an apology that he was indeed a victim of a hacker attack involving his a twitter account he said he felt terrible for players that were included and the quote malicious and untrue tweets the tweets contained expletive language as well as racial slurs attacks on other players including gold curry and comments tow

a neighbor telling detectives she heard a blood curdling scream from gretchen's jupiter townhouse march 21st, a woman yelling, "no, no, it hurts!" according to this police affidavit, friends and relatives then received suspicious emails and texts from gretchen's phone days later, saying she was "at jupiter medical center with an acute case of covid-19" and "on a ventilator." >> at this point, everyone's saying, well, this is really strange, you know? so they called the police. things didn't look right. >> reporter: police say the hospital had no record of gretchen as a patient, but authorities finding her car in the parking lot. security footage showing a taller white male exiting the driver's side by himself. authorities say security footage from her townhouse garage also captured a tall male who looks directly at a camera and pulls it down. that man identified by a witness as david anthony. and, tom, david anthony was tracked down in new mexico. he was extradited to florida on thursday to face charges. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back, the nfl players arrested. one ac

now, carlos kavita is a resident from jupiter, florida. he was blocked from flying a political flag supported donald trump. came up with a clever idea. he decided, he took on that poster, and put a boat and wrapped it in trump. got around it. accompanied by a inspiring patriotic display this weekend. and more defined. people of that, this is our level of risk that we are comfortable with. hundreds of voters reported to have set sail from jupiter, and went down the intercoastal, sailed all the way to palm beach, florida. more on that, carlos. how are you sir? >> hey sean, how are you? thanks for having me on. >> sean: they give for being here. walk us through this. it's against the rules? >> yeah, i had a trump flag. i did know that you couldn't have a political flag. so obviously, i took it down. but i really wanted to support the president, so i looked into a little further. i documented the boat with the coast guard. and within four days, i had a rep and i was off to the races. and that was me bringing it home they're playing the nationa

>> jupiter! >> jimmy: very good. jane. next question for 40,000 jellybeans.e names of the horrible ants? sponge and spiker, bartles & jaymes, cruella and chippy or diamond and silk. >> it's spiker and espionage. correct, jane, very good. you are up 75,000 jellybeans. finish this motto from "paw patrol." let's let billy answer this one. no job too big, no building too tall, no pup too small. to cat too fat, no way jose. billy, which is it? no pup too small is absolutely right, billy, very good! congratulations, guys. the next question is for 150,000 jellybeans. which of the following dinosaurs is a carnivore. stegosaurus, brontosaurus, t-rex or barney! >> t-rex! >> jimmy: that's right. we are doing great. for 250,000 jellybeans, which of the following words is billy's favorite to say, pizza, naptime, diarrhea or daddy. >> diarrhea! >> jimmy: diarrhea is absolutely right. billy loves diarrhea, right? >> ooh, yucky. >> jimmy: jane, you just learned about this. which american artist was famous for splashing paint on canvas? andy warhol, jackson pollock. georgia o

as a unit of exchange in the unit of account the money printing is blowing up you know it's a huge jupiter like saturn like proportions that try to block out the anyone's doubts that maybe this is a joke being played on the world and that some point. that it's not going to be good is not going to be good and that that point is arriving very very quickly a look at the open interest on futures trading a bit quine that's paul tudor jones you know a year from now the biggest guy in bitcoin or gal will be paul tudor jones so have many much much more than the winklevoss much more than anybody and you can see that in the open interest in pickwick futures right now this is what's happening right now this is the this is what's happening right now this is what we've been saying for 10 years but finally you know i want to point out that again this blowup doll the creepy blowup doll economy. and monetary system in terms of oil what you're seeing here is they're turning why they're why it's a stealth bailout isn't that the bailout package the so-called stimulus again you know stimulus that word is just

if you would with speed the jupiters of the income of these families that we used to assess this but now in this situation. we are providing benefits regardless of the income. but what we're seeing i think has been sort of for them submitted such of this to so many posts currently our agency and the pension fund are collecting change that will be used by the federal taxation service to make decisions on. providing employers waive the statements for their employees. on a number of statistics for me to base data will be provided to the federal taxation service and well results in the specific number of the specific amount that's think it's very important i think we'll get back to you after we finish with the voice point to now agenda now let's give other colleagues are valid an opportunity to. say it over their reports and now let's pass to the ministry of health because i met with that afternoon mr burton through the afternoon colleagues today russian federation at. over one i was 60000 to solve it 19 patients because of you and your russian hospital system with some fun 2 dices or ca

lot of this new plan is a classic on the gas giants which are easier to detect in a way similar to jupiter and saturn but if the planet is subtly then if this exciting because then it comes closer to what they had looked like and that with possibility of having are not in the sphere liquid water on the surface etc etc and then we have up us ability for another environment that that would be similar to the heir to the host living organisms we are finding out how the universe works how life the universe what cheese mean there are plenty of possibilities so far we know now about by extrapolation we can tell that up there are about billions and billions of planets in order and not on. weight aleksey alone but all of them i will be very very different very different from the air and the conditions on earth and very special what he's telling us that despite of all the said enormous amount of blood it's we may be still in a unique place in the universe because the development of intelligent life is a bed if he called that improbable. event to happen in in the universe in general it requires many

these new plan is a classic on the gas giants which are easier to detect you know way similar to jupiter and saturn but the planet is solidly then it is exciting because then it comes closer to about there looks like that with possibility of having our not most fair liquid water on the surface etc etc and then we have a possibility of another environment. that would be similar to the air through the host living organisms so there is a there is a possibility of life i guess we've got no idea at this point in time whether or not life exists there but how long would it take to find out. in this particular planet is very difficult we don't have a way of knowing the already told the planet because he was i mean the technique that has been used to that that these planets these are very clever technique based on the on the theories hold relativity by einstein about the light. rays being distorted by the presence of or pharmacy budgets so. the only thing we caught is that they there is light through the. increasing brightness of a background stars because of the center of the nation a lens but b

to everybody in the jupiter, west palm beach area, right? are running the same initiative in other states as far as oklahoma and maryland, arizona, colorado, and washington. steve: that's great so i understand your plan is you would like to clean the homes of 100 first responders in 30 days. how has the response been so far >> well we just launched this sunday night. we had to get everybody back before we could launch it and our phones have been ringing off the hook since yesterday at 3:00 steve: oh, that's fantastic. what's the reaction been from your friends and neighbors and people who have heard about what you're doing? >> gosh, i been so busy working i haven't been able to talk to them, [laughter] but listen, it's all about giving back, right? this is a new world we're living in, and we want to be able to get back and we've been very fortunate in our business to be able to get this funding and so many businesses haven't, so to be able to give back to so many people is just going to be amazing. steve: absolutely and i know that when you

earlier this month voters in jupiter, florida held a similar event in support of the president.: nascar's memorial day race won by a star-spangled speedster. watch this. >> on turn four, into the checkered flag, michigan's brad kozlowski's wins nascar's longest ever race. jillian: brad kozlowski won the coca-cola 600 at charlotte motor speedway. nascar had a huge patriotic display before the race that including a fighter jet flyover of the empty stands. each racer had the name of a fallen soldier on their car. rob: quarterback tom brady having an eventful day at the golf course during a charity match, the quarterback wowing phil mickelson, tiger woods and peyton manning by putting this one in from the fairway for eagle. jillian: that was a beautiful shot. what happened after that is what everyone is talking about. that is this moment right here, that is the shot that led to that. he split his pants down the center, brady joking after the match on twitter, saying, quote, pant wanted. rob: did you see it or did you hear it? >> jillian: i didn't hear the split but everyone saw the

and palm beach county yesterday, a big flotilla of protesters cruised from jupiter down to president trump mar-a-lago. some called it a trump taylor. all a clear indication that after six weeks of this lock up and shut down, up-and-down estate, people are really starting to itch to get things back open and back to normal. as for when florida with then began a phase two, well, no timetable set on that. but the governor has indicated it's not going to happen days from now. it will be weeks likely. >> enjoy the food, fell, like going on imported. nice to see you. phil keating in key largo. president trump says he's confident we will have a vaccine by the end of this year. we will talk to a doctor about that possibility next. plus, another hurdle as joe biden tries to clear his name. what we're hearing today from the senate about a potential complaint from his accuser. and, homeland security is now accusing china of a cover-up. so then, what next with beijing? >> there is this bigger issue that china's pond the virus, and they had the virus for about six weeks, which allow that virus to

. >> reporter: 51-year-old gretchen anthony was last seen at her jupiter home in mid-march.idavit, detectives stay a neighbor reported a blood-curdling scream. a woman yelling, no, no. it hurts around 6:00 a.m. the morning she vanished. the document says around that same time you can also hear gretchen screaming in surveillance video from her porch, a male subject seen carrying an unknown object. >> she didn't come to work, which was very unlike her. she didn't call or text or anything. >> reporter: gretchen's estranged husband david anthony leaving the state, arrested in new mexico days later, extradited to florida thursday. charged with murder and kidnapping. coworkers say after gretchen went missing they received a suspicious email from her saying that she had come down with an acute case of covid-19. >> the language in the e-mail was alarming. >> reporter: police say, multiple witnesses also received text messages from gretchen's phone claiming she had been admitted to a clinic with coronavirus. but those who know her say, it just didn't add up. >> at this point, everyon

of these new plan is a classic on the gas giants which are easier to the fact in a way similar to jupiter and saturn but if the planet decisively then it is 6 i think because then it comes closer to what they had looked like with possibility of having or not most fair liquid water on the surface etc etc and then we have a possibility of another environment. that would be similar to the air through the host living organisms we are finding out how the universe works how life the universe what cheese mean there are plenty of possibilities so far we know now about by extrapolation we can tell that up there are about billions and billions of planets in order and not on. weight aleksey alone but all of them are will be very very different very different from the air and the conditions on air thought very special what the sending off that despite the fall it's an enormous amount of blood it's we may be still in a unique place in the universe because the development of intelligent life if somebody if he called that improbable. event to happen in in the universe and generally require so many condi

we commanded units in the jupiter missile deployment against russia. change came very slowly. and that is something to understand. but the value of the lessons sustained during those days are just as important for the young people today who are america's tomorrow and they need to understand. mike: utah beach, normandy, france, how old were you? >> 18. mike: did you enlist at 18 and immediately get sent there when you started? were you drafted, first of all? or did you enlist? >> what happened >> was, we were playing stickball out in the street, and one of the boys came over and told us that japanese just bombed and then we went -- president roosevelt was president at the time. and he said everybody 18 and older had to register at the local post office. i went to the local post office with my dad, and they gave us a number. and sure enough, that number came up very quickly. from there, we reported to fort dixon new jersey. mike: before you go, what was the conversation like in your household? how did your family respond? did they look at it that you have a duty, you have to go?

yesterday, we ran some video earlier of this great big trump boat parade that went from jupiter inletmar-a-lago where i think there are 600 or 700 boat. everybody walls flying trump flags. everybody was social distancing. it's a tale of two different states. what does california know that florida doesn't know? >> well, i don't think california knows anything that florida doesn't know. florida may know something that california doesn't know. i think when you have big government progressives in charge of the city here in los angeles and then the state itself, it's like they like the opportunity to use state power. and all of us have been trapped in our houses for two months. we haven't rioted. we have done things right. we have gotten through this unemployment. we have tried to help each other. i now know more of my neighbors from the last two months than i have in the previous two years. we are going out of our way to do good at the individual level. but i think some of these people come in and then they think that it's their job to just tell us all absolutely how to live. and it's not

personally than he has been in the past and he actually began that announcing war and his reputation as jupitern high, but at a certain point in one of his television addresses he said, we have had shortages of masks and ppe and he was quite direct and quite humble and i think that went over quite well because it was the least macron speech he ever gave. so he is more popular personally, but trust in the government is not terribly high. but i don't think we have seen at very high in many countries, frankly. with the exception of some of the scandinavian countries and germany. my scandinavian countries and germany. my knowledge of mythology isn't that great, but i don't think the originaljupiter ever admitted any mistakes. new colour italy as well. what is your comparison between italy and france? italy has been hit tremendously hard by this and as you know, lombardi, which is the economic engine of the country, is where they have been the biggest number of outbreaks. italy is already a bit back to political infighting. that being said, it lifted its lockdown last week and things are slowly star

crews from jupiter down to president trump's mar-a-lago. some called it a trump-tilla. indication that a lot of floridians are eager to get out of the house and get out and return to some normalcy. as far as when the governor would announce and enact phase two of florida's reopening, he has not set a timetable but says phase two will likely come in weeks, not days. neil? neil: phil keating, thank you very, very much. looks beautiful there. phil keating in florida. again, on the staggered rollout, getting back to business or trying to. >>> then there is the whole issue of helping the states like florida, also a lot of democratic governor-run states getting some help. steve mnuchin on that earlier. >> we're not looking to bail out states that were poorly managed. what we did do in the cares act, there was $150 billion that was allocated to the states for coronavirus expenses. one of the things the president just instructed me to do, and we sent out guidance on friday, that states can use the money for policemen, firemen, first responders, without limits so we can make sur

first up a mysterious object is discovered in jupiter's orbit.teroid has a comet like tail made up up of gas and gust. it was discovered telescope system last year but reappeared last month. a family vacationing in south florida finds an alligator on top of a pool float. called the air b and b's owner who got someone to wrangle the reptile out of the pool. and finally brad paisley surprising more than 600 nurses with a special thank you message. the country music star narrating a video for the covid-19 workers at vanderbilt medical center in nashville. it was part of his musical series called gratitunes. to read more download the fox news app. back to you. brian: janice dean has a lot going on in the weather. talk about the space launch on saturday. 60% chance that comes off. yesterday was scrubbed, janice. >> yeah. absolutely. we had showers and thunderstorms in the area all afternoon. we even had a tornadoes worn storm. so it wasn't looking good unfortunately we are dealing with the same type of conditions on saturday and there is a whole bunch

i read an article about a guy who does ride sharing he drives down in jupiter, florida. he was infected. he said i did not take it seriously in the beginning. i did not wear a mask. my wife is still in the hospital on a ventilator. we have to keep these stories in mind because we don't want to get back to where we were. if you are going to go out and do the gym and salons and go to the bars and drink on the sidewalk in new york city, do it safely and do it with people that you have been quarantined with. and if you see your friends, keep a distance so that we're not all infected again. think of everybody else, not just yourself in these situations. so we have ian smith. he is the co-owner of atillis gym. the guy we interviewed outside yesterday. how much is he worried about. how people can help and what this looks like going forward. steve: that's right. keep in mind i was reading the email yesterday from people who live out in the middle part of the country and in places where there are not hot spots. new jersey, new york, connecticut. these are hot spots. these are rea

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asÍ aparece la llamada gran mancha roja en la superficie del planeta jupiter.las autoridades mexicanas. ninel conde: ha pasado mucho tiempo, ha pasado mÁs de dos meses que este hombre me quitÓ al niÑo. necesitamos que se actÚe. guadalupe: su hija que se encuentran estados unidos tuvo contacto con ninel. sin embargo, el bombÓn asesino asegura que este dÍa de las madres fue desolador. ninel conde: imagina. llore varias veces en el dÍa, pero sÉ que todo tiene un para quÉ. creo que importante es levantar la voz y pedir a las autoridades que se haga justicia, que entienda el sufrimiento y el dolor de una madre. guadalupe: la actriz asegura que el reciente enojo de su ex pareja es porque se estÁ dando una nueva oportunidad en el amor. ninel conde: antes de que hice mi viaje, que dice que abandone a mi hijo, me pidiÓ perdón, me pidiÓ perdón por tratarme tan mal en el viaje de diciembre. saliÓ no aceptar me denuncio por abandono. guadalupe: alza su voz a las autoridades. el empresario le ha amenazado que tiene contactos con altos funcionarios en el gobierno mexicano. n

me havewhen people like a chance to go, my dream is to land on jupiter's moon europa. liquid water ocean underneath the ice and it has the potential to be habitable. i am excited to get up close and personal to space fish. what would you do? leland: that is interesting. i would like to go to mars. muchve studied mars so area having a martian base that his dog friendly, bring the pups along. we want to take our families, our cultures, our traditions with us. flying with doug and bob is cool but yeah. puppers toaking the space. they are ready to go. spacex type suits for them. that is what it is all about, exploration, settlers going west. they took everything with them and started new communities and traditions. that is what we do with space travel. we start new traditions and communities and bring everyone together as one family. marie: we are here for it. knowing the opportunity to fly to space as a private citizen is around the corner, we have a new poll question on twitter. if given the opportunity to fly to the moon, would you fly to the south pole, or would you go

and i for one, is my dream to visit jupiter's moon europa.ortunity to get off the planet and go explore. what would you like to go next. >> i think i would like to go to mars. and be there about eight here on the martian surface. but one condition i would have to have, my pups would have to go with me rated because it's about exploring new places and taking your family with you.ou we have these crewmates, the people you get to know and love over the course of training but something like having your family with you. i think that is something that we will see in the future. people in other planets. >> a lot of people want to see your dog. >> we have seen them in a portrait. the knock skin with you to take a picture in your swimming suit back in the day. it is. >> no dogs allowed it nasa. >> they had their moment. and knowing that the opportunity to fly to space as a private citizen, or maybe a prima dog one day. his right around the corner. new question for you on twitter. if you were given the opportunity, when you travel to space and let us k

a couple of years later, emerson barnard used the telescope to discover the fifth moon of jupiter. when he looked through the telescope and discovered the fifth moon, that was a huge discovery. people didn't know there were more moons around jupiter and it was, in fact, the last moon discovered in our solar system using visual techniques, just looking with a human eyeball through a telescope. all subsequent moons in the solar system since discovered have been discovered photographically. this is the lick observatory plate vault or photographic plate archive. lick observatory was very influential in the early days of astronomical photography, and we have on the order of 150,000 photographic plates covering over 100 years of astronomical research. today, we do not use photographic plates. we use digital cameras instead. this observatory was a key organization in moving to using digital cameras for astronomical research instead of the old photographic plates. so i'm going to pull a few of the photographic plates so you can see what they look like. lick observatory was prominent in moo

saturn a couple years later emerson barnard used this telescope in 1892 to discover the fifth moon of jupiter when mr. barnard looked through the telescope and discovered a fifth moon that was a huge discovery. it was in fact the last moon discovered in our solar system using visual techniques. all subsequent moons in our solar system that have been discovered have been discovered photographically. the lick observatory plate hall, or photographic plate archive. theas very influential in early days of astronomical photography. 100 50,000 photographic plates covering over 100 years of astronomical research. today we don't use photographic plates, we use digital cameras, the observatory was a key organization in moving to use digital cameras for astronomical research instead of the old photographic plates. these photographic plates so you can see what they look like, lick observatory was very the moon in observations. we have many plates of the moon from the late 1800s and early 1900s. 1908.s a plate from this is a negative image so you can actually see the moon looks dark and the sky looks whit