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because on its migration jupiter passed through design when mars was forming. the giant planets swallowed up a lot of the material available leaving only crumbs for months and now neighbor would end up with 110th the mass of earth which in turn reduced its possibility of maintaining an atmosphere favorable to life. could i make us we're understanding how planetary migration totally changes how the planets get distributed player size their position in space and the collisions between these objects before they stabilize the planets make the system developed and it's only particular way with a 50 year. narrowly saved by assassin our planet could keep on growing and being just the right distance from the sun meant that it would later have liquid water on its surface. and yes 4500000000 years ago our planet was completely dry it formed in the rockies own of the solar system gathering up dust with barely any water content so where did this water which would later give us our oceans come from. after initially in danger ing our young earth jupiter would give it a helpi

traveled to trump jupiter, florida where he delivered remarks about his administration's environmentalolicy and later signed an executive order announcing he is extending the moratorium on offshore drilling on florida's gulf coast and expanding it to florida's atlantic coast as well as the coast of georgia and south carolina. >> i'm thrilled to be back at the jupiter inlet. it's a great state, the state of florida. sit down, everybody. sunshine state is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. i love it and we will together preserve its breathtaking natural splendor for generations to come. we are here today to celebrate our incredible record of natural comps -- conservation. i have been working with your governors. your current governors fantastic and we've been working very hard. we've been working hard to make sure everything is perfect. andrew wheeler, thank you. and governor ron desantis who ran a great campaign, he's a great governor. what a great job he did. we will let you know on november 3 if he did a great job. i want to introduce lieutenant governor jeanette nunez w

he ran to the gunboat jupiter. we know that because the jupiter reports its position and another boat, the heel your trope, -- the helio trope, was going by and also mentioned having seen jupiter at that point. booth talks about the mouth of the river. we put that altogether. he ends up back on the maryland sure -- shore. i'm not sure if he mentions it again in his diary, but thomas jones finds out from his harden, thatw, mr. booth was on the virginia side the morning of the 23rd. booth told him he had gotten there just a few hours before. >> so he is out on the river at the same time this is happening? >> uh-huh. >> that's crazy. >> not very far away. >> he does not write about this at all, i take it. it sounds like it probably made a lot of noise. >> i think so. he might've heard it. you wonder, did the other boats respond and pull away from where he was crossing? we really don't know that either. i've been working on this for two years and i have an eight inch stack of documents. there's a lot more for me to loo

trump: thank you very much, and i'm thrilled to be back at the historic jupiter inlet, i know it very well. i don't live very far away, as you know. the white house is my home state , it's called the state of florida, it's a great state. everybody. the sunshine state is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. i love it. together we will preserve its natural splendor for generations to come. we are here today to celebrate our incredible record of natural conservation and environmental protection over the last four years, i've been working with your governors, your current governor is fantastic, and we been working very, very hard. we been working very hard together to make sure everything is perfect. and to recommit ourselves to preserving the awesome majesty of god's great creation. joining us in the wonderful support effort of that mission is secretary of the interior, a man whose work so hard on this, david bernhardt, thank you so much, david. administrator, when he says you can do it, you do it, and if he says you can't, it's over with. you don't have a chance. and of cour

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back across the water is the iconic jupiter lighthouse. that's where the event is happening. is also on hand for the press events where the white house is touting its budget proposal on environmental protection -- protection and conservation. in an infrastructure construction plan the south florida ecosystem restoration task force. over the past several years there have been debilitating and marine life killing algae blooms on the st. johns river as well as in fort myers on the colusa hassey river. triggered from massive water releases from lake okeechobee, and end up being flushed to both sides of the state. brian bass in particular has championed the plan to get those waterways cleaned up. also and another environmental friendly tip today, the department of the interior is touting its success at getting species removed from the endangered species act saying since 20 of 17, 11 have been removed including the man eddie that swims these waterways. >> dana: still competing with peter doocy for the best backdrop. thanks so much. president trump accusing joe biden and kamala harr

jupiter, florida, along the atlantic coast. he will extend the ban on grilling. the prevention of drilling off the west coast and then he said he will expand it to the east coast as well so that the atlantic side, the gulf side and up in the georgian, south carolina. that's the message and battleground florida. a state you will hear so much about. the other state is north carolina. he will make another trip there. we will follow both as we get into the heat of the action with less than two months to go. he's been watching and waiting. karl rove is there. welcome both of you. can i show you something? this is something else. you know it's that time. here are the results and florida four years ago. he won the state by 120,000 votes. this is what we're seeing in the polling now down in florida. put all of them together, the average, joe biden was obsessed. a month ago he was up four, today is 1.8. very interesting, very intriguing how this is developing. north carolina, biden up three, today it's nearly a draw at .6. what is moving in the states that you see? >> i t

jupiter, florida. who is he speaking to, white, wealthy golfers? >> well, officially, stephanie, president trump is here to tout what he sees as a strong environmental record, including the great american outdoors act that he signed into law a couple of weeks ago that had funding for conservation efforts here. biden and democrats will point out the trump administration has rolled back nearly every major environmental step that was taken in the obama administration in the years past. but it's no surprise that trump is back here in florida, a make or break state for either candidate. and trump is playing defense here. he has been behind in the poles in florida ever since biden became the presumptive nominee back in april. but those polls are very close. it's always been about a three or four-point margin. neither side are taking this for granted. this, of course, also is trump's adopted home county after he moved from new york to florida not too long ago. and just to show you how thing have changed, the last time that president trump was here in the

we saw just over the weekend, this flotilla, this pro-trump boat raid in jupiter, florida. one sign of support for the president here in florida. the biden campaign feels like they have an advantage when it comes to talking about the coronavirus, and the problematic pandemic response, which i'm sure mike will talk about and so we see the trump campaign trying to play a little bit of defense here as he comes to the state. >> so, shannon, to that point, the president and joe biden as josh points out are really facing off now over coronavirus, the biden team does want to make this a central focal point and that's something we watched play out in the last 24 hours, joe biden out with a new ad framing the darkness around it, we expect to see it for the next couple of days, couple of weeks too. >> reporter: yeah, and the white house essentially saying, all right, if this election is going to be about coronavirus, you want to make it about coronavirus, let's talk about the vaccine. and trying to put the focus there, the president saying, again, yesterday, that a vaccine could be a

he's going to be coming here to the lighthouse behind me in jupiter, florida. will he be focusing on what he sees as a positive environmental record in a state that carriesw grades and heading later in the afternoon to north carolina, another state that the president won by just a few points four years ago. the polls in both states have been very close. that's why it's really do or die time here for trump to try to redefine his opponent, joe biden. we know the trump campaign wanted to do that over the summer. they wanted to have that already accomplished by now. we saw over the summer that the president tried to use several lines of attack against biden, none of them really seemed to stick. he went after joe biden for his mental acuity. that didn't really seem to work, shifted to this law and order message. we saw joe biden come back pretty hard with his own attacks on supposed lawlessness under president trump right now. now, over the weekend we saw trump come back to the theme of joe biden's mental acuity saying he's just stupid. but now we have this do-or-di

the president just finished speaking in jupiter, a ten-year moratorium on offshore drilling, the presidentmakes his way to winston-salem in north carolina where he's holding an airport rally tonight. joining me now is josh letterman with a quick fact-check. president trump carried florida's electoral vote by significant amount in 2016, what did you find to be significant there in his speech today. >> reporter: what jumped out at me that he has the best environmental record since teddy roosevelt, there's nobody with a straight face who says president trump has the best environmental record since teddy roosevelt. to take one example the moratorium he announced today that he's expanding on offshore drilling, it was the same trump administration that actually moved to expand offshore drilling to basically everywhere, including off the shore of florida and california, but take a listen to the way the president described his own environmental record as he spoke just a few minutes ago here in jupiter. >> trump is the great environment environmentalist. you hear that, ed? i am. i believe strongly.

making its way south tomorrow lago. >> one day before the president's scheduled visit to jupiter which is today. it is among dozens of similar boat parade that took place over the holiday weekend across the country. >> black voices for trump says these boat parades are an example of the real enthusiasm for donald trump. >> this is just part of the grassroots energy and enthusiasm the american people have for donald trump whether it is in new jersey or florida or parts of texas, even california. there is energy and enthusiasm for this president and it has been seen in something we haven't seen before through this boat parade and it is exciting. >> he went on to say this show of support isn't just good for the trump campaign, it is good for the country. there you have it. >> 10 minutes after the hour, the san francisco salon owner sending a big thank you to supporters. her message after raising more than 300,$000. >> labor day on the campaign trail, candidates visiting battleground states with two month until election day. kristin tate with young americans for liberty says the more biden

doing orbits of the planets but forgetting jupiter or something.d have to recalculate .verything yo youwhat we have learned is have to fix that with this new policy. i hope we are making a good push in the right direction to get inflation to 2%. kathleen: it would be a shame to look over jupiter, wherever that is in the monetary policy universe. thank you for joining us. jim bullard, president of the federal reserve bank of new york. now back to you. shery: thanks to our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays. still to come, microsoft is planning the biggest videogame purchase never. $7.5 billion to acquire the owner of bethesda softworks. we will hear from the executive vice president of gaming, phil spencer, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: tiktok chinese owner says able to retain control of any business in the u.s. seems to contradict president trump's assertion it would be run by americans by counts is playing down likely should it would relinquish control of the app through a deal with oracle and walmart. it is contesting the presi

phil keating is in jupiter, florida, with more on the presidents message to voters. >> president trump's motorcade should be pulling into the west palm beach international airport just about right now. he spoke at the historic jupiter lighthouse for about 25 minutes today claiming the torch of environmentalism, air force one, we expect it will fly to north carolina for campaign event. environmental protection and conservation, typically a 2015 million-dollar construction plan to fund on annual basis the south florida ecosystem restoration tax, task force. there have been algae blooms on the st. johns river as well as fort myers on the river. each one trigger directly from massive water releases and all of the agricultural fertilizers that end up being flushed out to both sides of the state. the president making news here regarding offshore drilling. >> in a few moments i will sign a presidential order extending the moratorium on offshore drilling on florida's gold coast and expanding it to florida's atlantic coast as well as the ct of georgia and south carolina. [cheers and applause] >>

he just was in florida in jupiter . and he signed an executive order on drilling offshore.vironmental policy . this president has push forward. have you heard anything about that. they're not going to talk about the positive things he is doing because i don't want to give him any credit for the successes he is and is president. liz: what is interesting according to two research. most people have made the judgment about the president. that is approval ratings has stated . stable. over the last year or so . this is according to pure research . despite polygons by his attractors, it's hardly move the needle there is all. especially the battleground states british which really matter. what is your reaction saying that the residence present ratings are unusually stable . guest: i think it is correct that he has support amongst his basin and the people that he think he's doing a great job. when we went to the events in jupiter, places saw the big fashion of him or republicans, there were tons of people out there waiting powers just to see him drive-by. in his motorcade and he is

the president on his way, will land in west palm beach and off to jupiter which is where he will do annvironmental and conservation event. up to north carolina, he will do a full-blown campaign event. upon arrival at joint base andrews via motorcade before getting onto the small air force one, the 757, the president stopping by to talk with the press pool "under the wing," as we like to call it, saying he will do whatever it takes to beat joe biden novembes dipping into his own wallet. listen here. >> if we needed anymore, i'd put it up personally like i did in the primaries last time. in the 2016 primaries i put up a lot of money. if i have to, i'll do it here. whatever it takes. we have to win. >> what you get is conservation, the president has a proposed investment in the everglades infrastructure, fy 2021 budget. a lot of that is to prevent blue-green algae blooms and red tide, a big issue along coast of florida. north carolina is going to be an airport hangar campaign event. the economy and "law & order" will be top issues on the agenda, but the race for a coronavirus vaccine also

host: jupiter, florida. angela is watching their in support of the president. -- watching there in support of the present. good morning. caller: good morning. the only thing i think diane left out is that president trump stopped china travel early on, and biden said he would not have done that, and that saved lives. jupiter,ite woman from florida. i voted for hillary clinton and i was very depressed when she did not win. now i am going to enthusiastically vote for president trump because i have watched how the media covers him and they do not cover him fairly. i look forward to four more years. host: what do you like about his record? caller: well, i like that he puts america first. i think he has done very well in the mideast with the start of agreement. the economy was doing fantastic prior to corona, and i think dr. fauci has said that he did not represent anything that he was told in the meetings, and just so many more things. host: ok. terry madonna? guest: well, florida right now, biden sen. lee: does

>>if you're going to see and learn about jupiter we can actually go to jupiter in see in 3 d lifetime. >>she says there was no greater joined the pre covid days and watching this planetarium dome filled with people and leading them on a journey through the cosmos it is in part of that drive that led to a recent prestigious honor i was named one of them are generations 24 under 24 stem innovators in the entire world which is a huge honor gaber says her passion for all things planetary goes back to age 4 when she got her first look through a telescope. >>since graduating sac state with a degree in applied physics and a minor in astronomy the 23 year-old has returned to campus leading planetarium outreach programs it really just starts at a young age sparking those kids interest in future careers and letting them. >>real into astronomy or any really makes a difference. >>however that was her work before graduation as the youngest member of a nasa team which first brought her acclaim and the title rocket scientist has hired an 18 and i was so excited to be working for a company works for

we went to the event in jupiter, a place not big bastion of republicans there were tons of people outs tremendous amount of support from a lot of people especially from my district here in florida. the mainstream press will not talk about. they will throw up false polls. i think most people know they are the fake news. they can read through the facts. elizabeth: you know, congressman, your reaction to the polls showing that joe biden is doing worse with hispanic voters than hillary clinton and barack obama at this point in the race. that joe biden is now underwater with hispanic voters versus those candidates and in some polls versus president donald trump. what is your take on that? >> i'll tell you in my district in the florida 17th district, we did a survey he actually has higher approval rating amongst hispanics in my district than white voters in my district. so if that tells you something about his support amongst the trump's support amongst hispanics here in southwest florida, i think that is pretty much translated across the country. i think very much people will be surprised

has scorched more than 105,000 acres it remains at 15% containment christina pascucci reports from jupiter hill. >>firefighters >>have been working tirelessly to fight the flames and protect these homes as he's video the bobcat fire was just 15% contained has torched 105,345 acres in the angeles national forest that's 164 square miles and to put that in perspective that is bigger than the city of denver. the video that we're showing you a shot by those involved in the firefight gives you a sense of what they're dealing with more than 1600 personnel currently on scene. earlier we spoke to a local woman who was evacuated her home was saved, but her friends weren't as lucky for the last days we didn't even know that our house was event. >>this is standing was it not. at least more than 20 of our friends at me and no more than 7 years. >>and we're seeing the devastation hearing that. they're helps right to strike down officials with the angeles national forest are reporting that the bobcat fire is most active around chill-out it's near palmdale also little rock creek and mount wilson which we'

the press ran with it, oh, we discovered life on jupiter. the energy supply, the chemistry, the convection the, are the chem mat ticks, dynamics, can that come together to sustain a life ecosystem outside of our expectations? and so it was an intriguing research paper, peer reviewed and published this is kind of in the spirit of that. instead of looking to the scorching hot surface of venus we're looking at its atmosphere. melissa: yeah. so what do we do from here? as you said, we don't have the tools to dig deeper but we could send something there to look, right, as we have on other planets. is it worth that in your mind? >> yeah. so venus is not very far away, among all planets it gets closest to us. so relative to other missions in the solar system venus mission is relatively cheap. so you posed the perfect question. so once you have this tantalizing evidence of this molecule, a biomarker, now we are in a position to ask the next round of questions. what could possibly be causing it? how would it be sustained? how would you go into the at

what are your jupiter laws all man alive i thought how could i or allowed her changeable oil. dollar by that i view all around the layer of the core glowing as i said a lot of how i view what i regard saw a wall from a war hero 39 never acts openly but its fund raising activities and the globe. and call what income podia a world heritage site. over $2500000.00 people visit the old command temple every year. selfies for the tourists. foreign exchange for cambodia uncle what operating company earned more than $100000000.00 in 2018 tourism is by far the largest industry here a lucrative business also for north korea. right next to the entrance to the temple a museum that opened in 2015 at its heart is a 3 d. painting that depicts the history of the command empire in monumental images throngs of tourists are guided through here every day 7 7. maybe not call me i think. they're not running and. circumventing the un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return the north koreans collect all the revenues for the 1st 10 years after that ringback they'

it can be produced inside jupiter, very high—pressure, but it's very hard to understand how it's goter where they observe the phosphate is very high up where the phosphate is very high up where the temperature is about the same as the temperature is about the same as the temperature is about the same as the temperature here on earth and the temperature here on earth and the density of, the conditions are rather earthlike, but the big problem is to understand how it gets there by any chemical process. it ought to turn into something else very quickly. so it‘s a diagnostic, but —— a diagnostic of life, but i don‘t think we should be too excited, because it could be if the chemists think long and harder, they could think of a way they could understand how it got there without living life. let's imagine that it is generated by some form of simple life. does that take us any closer to what you‘re looking for, which is extraterrestrial intelligent life? well, not directly, because, of course, there is a huge gap between very simple things which we would metabolize and reproduce, and anythi

atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter and its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases amerge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multilayered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass to hold on to its atmosphere through gravity in contrast to mars. the red planet's gravity is all. only one 3rd as strong as ours causing it to booze of large part of its atmosphere it's as thin on the martian surface as the air is 30 kilometers above the earth's surface earth's atmosphere also has a magnetic field to protect it from the electrically charged particles of the solar wind mars lost its planetary magnetic field 4000000000 years ago the solar wind can blow its atmosphere into space but the earth is also losing air into areas near the poles

trump will deliver remarks on the environment at the jupiter inlet lighthouse in florida and then to winston-salem, south carolina, for a campaign rally at the airport. >>> college and coronavirus next on "today in the bay," the all-new demands students are making at uc san diego as they deal with that outbreak. >>> plus, a bay area olympian facing a lot of backlash this morning after she said and explained why she didn't wear a mask when she went to the store. >>> but first, happening now the u.s. navy is searching for a sailor who apparently went overboard in the arabian sea. a sailor went missing from the "uss nimitz" while on patrol with tensions with iraq. a crew of some 5,000 sailors and marines. the missing sailor's name is being withheld. >>> it's 4:56. after seeing cases surge in places like san diego state hundreds of uc san diego students and staff are asking the university to drop in-person classes. ucsd is responding saying the return to school plan will include free covid tests for students, limited class sizes and social distancing, but they're going to go to class and

medical jupiter dr. david acres. >> a neurological side effect happened in the second patient. all of them felt that it was not related to the vaccine, and therefore they could proceed with the clinical trial of the vaccine. that the benefit was obviously significantly greater than any potential chance of harm. >> they told cbs2 news there working with health officials in other countries including the fda here in the u.s., to see about getting other trials back up and running. he said he's pretty confident we will have at least one vaccine by this fall. but he believes it could be another nine months, nine more months, before we have enough of vaccine. >>> both will be open by 90 4 pm. the building opportunities for self-sufficiency offices. >>> the trip initiation has threatened to been tick-tock for the rest of the security concerns, if not sold by the end of this week. and other business news, he wants to hire 100,000 people in combination of full and part- time jobs to the more than 4300 of those jobs would be in northern california, the pay starts at $15 an hour with benef

you guys are from munich right we're from germany from jupiter munich fans yeah why did you guys come here if you knew that you couldn't get into the stadium. you'd prefer it wasn't because we like to support our team and to be seen just appalled is also possible from outside the stadium so that's why we're here do you mind if we come with you guys to watch the game i know. there was a little bit but. they're not the biggest numbers but they're definitely loud and. that's. so it's not a stadium with kind of cool to find and at least we'd love to get it but. i. i. i. 'd i. we are going to go on the pile of money for both of them know that you know that you know i've never heard. from her true because you don't. know the neck down the street here oh but you go oh it's loose over for firewood that if you don't. if you don't fish don't i don't know i opened fire at yale law school john noble it's not as big a party as last year but they're still the party this year of. 000-000-0000 people so i think it's one of the business of my life yes to be your enjoying was a 4 day image of rain here

atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter in its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases amerge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. though. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multilayered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass to hold on to its atmosphere through gravity in contrast to mars. the red planet's gravity is. only $130.00 strong is ours causing it to lose of large part of its atmosphere it's as thin on the martian surface as the air is 30 kilometers above the earth's surface earth's atmosphere also has a magnetic field to protect it from the electrically charged particles of the solar wind mars lost its planetary magnetic field 4000000000 years ago the solar wind can blow its atmosphere into space but the earth is also losing air into areas near the poles

atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter and its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases are merge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multi-layered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass to hold on to its atmosphere through gravity in contrast to mars. the red planet's gravity is. only one 3rd as strong as ours causing it to lose a large part of its atmosphere it's as thin on the martian surface as the air is 30 kilometers above the earth's surface earth's atmosphere also has a magnetic field to protect it from the electrically charged particles of the solar wind mars lost its planetary magnetic field 4000000000 years ago the solar wind can blow its atmosphere into space but the earth is also losing air into areas near the poles t

atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter and its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases a merge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multilayered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass to hold on to its atmosphere through gravity in contrast to mars. the red planet's gravity is only one 3rd as strong as ours causing it to lose a large part of its atmosphere it's as thin on the martian surface as the air is 30 kilometers above the earth's surface earth's atmosphere also has a magnetic field to protect it from the electrically charged particles of the solar wind mars lost its planetary magnetic field 4000000000 years ago the solar wind can blow its atmosphere into space but the earth is also losing air into areas near the poles the p

shouldn't be present at all and venus is atmosphere we only find foss being in nature so to speak i'm jupiter and saturn they have lots and lots of hydrogen and they also have high temperatures and pressures in the bottom of the atmosphere so one of venus without hydrogen and without the kinds of temperatures and pressures needed to find fostering it shouldn't be there furthermore you know on earth phosphate is only associated by life it's either made by us humans or it's found associated with bacteria that live in oxygen free environments like swamps and wetlands and animal guts all right and when it comes to the search for extraterrestrial life star has been false indications of life on planets and other planets before so what's different this time well we're really pretty early in the process we have found phosgene gas and it doesn't long in venus's atmosphere we really have 2 possibilities one is that it's produced by some unknown chemistry something that you know we exhaustively searched through all possible chemistry and didn't find any easy way to make crossing so it can either be some

hard to breathe out here harnett and his crew made their way up mount diablo state park we're from jupiter summit elevated nearly 3,000 feet typically picturesque views of the bay area blanketed with smoke i anticipate that this is going to trigger a fair amount of visits to the respiratory urgent care center contra costa health services says air quality in all parts of the county has been measured at unhealthy levels as a result of smoke from the numerous fires burning throughout the state. >>john muir health urgent care specialist doctor frank's chick says stay indoors unless you have no choice but to go outside you go go outside for. >>a walk or run. >>which understandably is good for your health, but right now you might between more hard to result in good and remember clock face coverings are effective in helping prevent the spread of covid-19 but not from inhaling wildfire smoke, it's very when you when you can see it higher open. >>you don't smoke directly you can still effect in ways that you don't anticipate especially if you've got some kind of underlying health condition like ask

steve: president trump hitting the campaign trail today going to stop in jupiter.itnessing the fastest labor market recovery in history. >> we know its been great for his rich friends but hadn't been so great for the rest of us >> the idea for voters and everyone is to look forward which candidate has the best plan. >> it's set to return to capitol hill today as republican s and democrats are locked in a stalemate over coronavirus relief. >> the democrats now even with record jobs reports for four straight months don't want to blank check their longstanding wish list. >> protesters demanding justice for a sixth straight night in rochester, new york, following the death of daniel prude. an unprecedented disaster a massive creek fire exploding for more than 135,000-acres. >> [applause] >> he's got the title. >> ♪ ♪ brian: nice to leave a little glimmer of the side-view of the statue of liberty welcome to tuesday this is the beginning of the stretch for the presidential campaign as we get set to get set for the first debates, on september 29, and then we have november

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he is going to campaign at an event in jupiter, florida.r this evening. of course if he speaks to the reporters, he might do, he is in campaign mode, of course we'll bring those comments to you. he is expected to leave in the next hour or so, or thereabouts. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo announcing the clean network initiative earlier this month. it is really an attempt to keep more private information out of the hands of the chinese government. at least that's the theory. joining me now is keith krach. he is the undersecretary of state for economic growth, energy, and environment. keith, great to speak with you this morning. it this just another way to stay tough on china? i guess that's the first part of this. and secondly, how effective will it be? >> ashley, thanks so much for having me back. so the clean network, secretary pompeo announced a little while ago is rooted in internationally accepted digital trust standards which include things like transparency, reciprocity, rule of law, and protection of the intellectual property. an

atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter and its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases amerge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. on. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multi-layered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass to hold on to its atmosphere through gravity in contrast to mars. the red planet's gravity is. only one 3rd astronomers hours causing it to lose a barge part of its atmosphere it's as thin on the martian surface as the air is 30 kilometers above the earth's surface earth's atmosphere also has a magnetic field to protect it from the electrically charged particles of the solar wind mars lost its planetary magnetic field 4000000000 years ago the solar wind can blow its atmosphere into space but the earth is also losing air into areas near the poles

the fatah senior leader jupiters to has talked about a consensus and agreement that has been reached between fatah and hamas to hold elections in stages 1st to start by the gist of the council elections the presidential ones and then the palestinian national council elections which are expected to be including the palestinians in that they asked for of course this announcement comes after a series of meetings between fatah and hamas the started with a press conference between a senior leaders in july in which they vowed to work together against israel's plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank of course events after that continued and the palestinians where surprised with the announcement of the u.a.e. and beheading signing normalization deals with israel and that has led to the one hand i was doing tons of by their meetings and say they really high up so many limited options that they only hop to conciliation in unity as the only way forward but it's it's worth mentioning that this is not the 1st time the 2 port is agree and talk about reconciliation and wanting to build elect

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earlier, the president also delivered a speech in jupiter, florida, where he was also met by massive

it's a beautiful stop there in jupiter, florida, and he's making big announcements including one aboutil drilling off the coast. so, when one says he you would rather be biden trump at this point, i'm assuming you have different point of view? >> greg: well he says it's a sprint but biden isn't even moving. permission to make a sports analogy, dana? >> dana: sure. all right, let's see what you've got. >> jesse: so biden is playing for corners, trump's full-court press and he is fast break end. they have it tied, it's on skewed and that's a poll where they actually have a breakdown reflecting the 2016. and biden is losing hispanics. trump is doing much better with cubans in venezuela and has more work to do with puerto ricans in the orlando area for the president will win florida, i can guarantee you that. look how he's doing in north carolina over performing with his push for charter schools and if i'm joe biden i'm nervous. right now donald trump is within the margin of error and every single battleground state. he talk to the trump campaign and they are pretty confident. i don't thin

john hopkins school and fox news medical in jupiter, thank you for coming in on a saturday.f all, tell our audience how a phase three trial works and how long it takes. >> generally speaking, phase one and two is to establish safety. phase three is meant to do a mask trial to see if a community gets infected. statistically if there is a difference between those with a placebo and a real vaccine, that determines the outcome. it requires waiting some buyers to be included that's why i think we are seeing the results from therapeutics, quicker but the phase three trial is kind of a last step and we are seeing that with a bunch of different vaccines including j&j vaccine which does not require a freezer so that is a significant burden. paul: how unusual is it to be able to have this many vaccine candidates in phase three trials? only nine months after they deciphered the genome. in my amateurs i expand, it typically takes a lot longer. >> this is unprecedented. there's very little of government can do to speed medication to come to market. there's only two levers they have, one

traveled to trump jupiter, florida where he delivered remarks about his administration's environmentallicy and later signed an executive order announcing he is extending the moratorium on offshore drilling on florida's gulf coast and expanding it to florida's atlantic coast as well as the coast of georgia and south carolina.

was one of dozens of people charged in connection with a prostitution and human trafficking ring in jupiteraft pleaded not guilty as they allowed hidden cameras inside the place. >>> a new study shows despite warnings from tesla, drivers using auto pilot function aren't paying enough attention. it's designed to steer the car, however, the car maker admits the software is imperfect and warns drivers should be prepared to take control. researchers find that drivers using auto pilot glanced away from the road and 32% do not have their hands on the while. >> nothing like this. authority have confiscated an estimated 345,000 used condoms being resold as new. a woman detained during the bust says that the used condoms are first boiled in water and dried and reshaped before being repackaged and resold. it is not clear how many of the recycled condoms have been sold. >> we've seen a lot of things but not like that. >>> a new warning from the food & drug administration over the so-called benadryl challenge on tiktok. there have been multiple rumors of teenagers ending up in emergency rooms or worse.

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