introducing louisa. the german name for the common european pair grown by the shores of lake constance . it's about to go on a journey through the human digestive system. and it's a pretty rough ride from the get go our teeth take care of the basic mechanical side of breaking down the fruit next the ground up food passed through abuse office and into the stomach. the ease of the pair then spends an hour or 2 drenched in the mass and bought in preparation for the next stage and that takes place in the small intestine. for an insider's view scientists that this german medical research center have a cutting edge swallow bowl camera at their disposal. but for all the gotcha tree precious little is known about the inner workings of our intestines. including. foliage the micro biome is largely still an unknown entity within our body even more so than much of the surface of the moon it's something we've only been able to start examining very recently in that respect it's like a black hole shots is. the 1st part

introducing louisa. the german name for the common european pair grown by the shores of lake constance . it's about to go on a journey through the human digestive system. and it's a pretty rough ride from the get go our teeth take care of the basic mechanical side of breaking down the fruit next the ground up food passed through abuse office and into the stomach. the weezer the pair then spends an hour or 2 drenched in the mass about in preparation for the next stage and that takes place in the small intestine . for an insider's view scientists that this german medical research center have a cutting edge swallow bowl camera at their disposal. but for all the gotcha tree precious little is known about the inner workings of our intestines. the. foliage the micro biome is largely still an unknown entity within our body even more so than much of the surface of the moon it's something we've only been able to start examining very recently in that respect it's like a black hole shots as. the 1st part of the sma

introducing louisa. the german name for the common european pair grown by the shores of lake constance . it's about to go on a journey through the human digestive system. and it's a pretty rough ride from the get go our teeth take care of the basic mechanical side of breaking down the fruit next the ground up food passed through the esophagus and into the stomach. the ease of the pair then spends an hour or 2 drenched in the mass and bought in preparation for the next stage and that takes place in the small intestine. for an insider's view scientists that this german medical research center have a cutting edge swallow bowl camera at their disposal but for all the gotcha tree precious little is known about the inner workings of our intestines. included. in the foliage the micro biome is largely still an unknown entity within our body even more so than much of the surface of the moon it's something we've only been able to start examining very recently in that respect it's like a black hole shots is. the 1s

louisa, thank you so much for joining us this morning.a stunning morning, a beautiful spring day in the united kingdom as we watch the military procession which has been just a beautiful sight to see as they are in windsor in the interior area of windsor castle this morning. your thoughts as we get started today, louisa. >> i think as we've been saying, the strange thing is we've been planning this as broadcasters and the royal family for decades because, obvious, the duke of edinburgh lived to 99, an incredible age, and he himself taken such a hand in planning every detail of this. and that's what we're beginning to see as we start to see the pictures come out of windsor, particularly his association with the military is represented. there are only 30 guests, as you said, but there are more than 700 members of the armed forces represented whether they are firing guns, whether they are on horseback, whether they are gathered on the grounds of windsor castle, and we just saw a glimpse of what is the hearse effectively today, but it is not

their prime target is louisa's dietary fiber on the polysaccharides it contains. once broken down they used short chain fatty acids beauty rate for example is used by cells in the gut lining as an energy source this is why a healthy diet includes plenty of fiber from vegetables. any major shift in the balance of bacteria can lead to dangerous complications. because i know. we know for sure that when particular bacteria are killed by prescribing antibiotics other bacteria overrun the gut flora. that can lead to a serious inflammation of the colon which is called pseudo membrane miss colitis. so while film good bacteria are more or less wiped out there are harmful bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics and can now multiply on checked such as close tritium deficiency of. these pathogenic bacteria produce a toxin that attacks the god lining and compromises its ability to protect our body from infections. by the end of its journey the pair has been almost completely decomposed but our body ends up expressing it is largely dead intestinal cells and bacteria practica

introducing louisa. the german name for the common european pair grown by the shores of lake constance . it's about to go on a journey through the human digestive system. alex a pretty rough ride from the get go our teeth take care of the basic mechanical side of breaking down the fruit next the ground up food passed through abuse office and into the stomach. louise of the pair then spends an hour or 2 drenched in the last about in preparation for the next stage and that takes place in the small intestine. for an insider's view scientists at this german medical research center have a cutting edge swallow ball camera at their disposal. but for all the gotcha tree precious little is known about the inner workings of our intestines. including. the foliage the micro biome is largely still an unknown entity within our body even more so than much of the surface of the moon it's something we've only been able to start examining very recently in that respect it's like a black hole shots is. the 1st part of the s

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. >> reporter: today is particularly exciting for louisa and her team from ravenswood family health center in east palo alto. throughout the pandemic she worked to provide access to covid testing and now vaccinations to underserved communities. today she gets help from facebook. >> we have to improve equity. we have what we will call barrier-free vaccine clinics where people can just show up. we make sure that they meet the eligibility requirements, which now have all been waived except for you have to be 18 and older. >> reporter: the vaccination site particularly serves three nearby communities. east palo alto and the communities of north oaks and belhaven. according to census data, the neighborhood of belhaven and menlo park reported 52% of kid cases in the city prompting its leaders to take action. >> extremely important to to a bottomen hup approach when it comes to vaccines to make sure people who want one have access to it. >> there is a lot of people. there is a lot of people, but everything was so organized. so, yeah, it was pretty smooth. >> reporter: starting this saturday and c

louisa terrell, they are pounding the halls, talking to any lawmaker that will have a official with themhere could be a back and forth. totally different dynamic than the $1.9 trillion initial package that was passed. they want to make sure this is more of a conversation. question is, are republicans really all that interested in listening? you had senator wicker, who his staff was out there tweeting, criticizing the proposal while the senator was still in the meeting. so that's the dynamic. they're trying to meet with as many people as possible, but we'll see if they actually get any republican votes on this. kasie? >> yeah, no, it's a good way to underscore the realities here. hans nichols, thank you very much for being here this morning. we really appreciate it. and unfortunately, this morning, we are up here continuing to report on the death of another black man at the hands of police. he was pulled over for having expired tags. it shouldn't be a privilege to be able to pulled over for expired license plate tags without being afraid. and yet daunte wright was so afraid, he called his

i am louisa campbell. i am on the advisory board of the treasure island museum. my team is really amazing because we are a tiny team. they are very talented. brook smith is the lead developer and designer. our designer illustrator and we have a consulting scientist. just a quick shout out to them. this is our working title for the exhibit. the exhibit is a micro site which will be linked from the treasure island museum site. here it is urban planning for the deep. how the design for the new treasure island reckons with sea level rise. i am going to give you a preview into the look and feel of the site that we are currently developing. basically for the content areas that rebecca just went over which i will go over again further down in the deck, basically, we are using images and scrolling text. i meant to say see the wavey lines they are to evoke gentle ocean waves. i think you will like them when you see them animated. all of the image of this screen and the next are layouts. these images will not necessarily be adjacent to each other in the final product. as a

louisa lytton, whose character ruby allen has just been told she has endometriosis.'ll catch up with his daughter and grandchildren to hear how we can all celebrate that very special legacy. haircuts, hospitality and some holidays will be back on the cards in england from monday of next week as we've now had official confirmation that the next set of lockdown restrictions will be lifted, as planned. however, we've also heard concerns about a third wave if restrictions are lifted too quickly onjune 21st. let's catch up with one of our regular breakfast gps, doctor rachel ward. good morning. i like the way we have co—ordinated our colours this morning. lovely to spend time with you as ever. let's talk about what the government says about everyone in england having access to two lateral flow tests per week from friday. how much of the difference might that make?— friday. how much of the difference might that make? friday. how much of the difference miaht that make? ., ~ , might that make? good morning. as we no forward, might that make? good morning. as we go forward. e

this is what could happen now they will be a turf war to try to find some middle ground and liked louisa ever footage of a thrilling descent as the rover is lowered down to the martian surface. touchdown confirmed. now nasa is ready to make history again — this time it will try to launch a helicopter. the first attempt at powered flight on another planet. this animation reveals how it might look. but with the extreme conditions on mars, and the fact that there's barely any atmosphere, it won't be easy. it feels absolutely nuts. of course! i mean, what, we've been flying on earth forjust over 100 years and now we're like, "yeah, we're going to go to another planet and fly." it's crazy, right?! but, you know, that's the beauty of exploration. that's the beauty of engineering. nasa's helicopter is a feat of engineering. it weighsjust 1.8 kilograms — that's 4le — and it has two long rotors, which spin in opposite directions at up to 2,500 revolutions per minute. this is much faster than a helicopter on earth, but it needs this speed to lift off in the extremely thin martian atmosphere. its f

louisa said an hour ago that we don't normally talk to you about football but it is high on the primemier league. the super league have chucked a grenade at the premier league and chucked a grenade to everyone else. well, chuck one back. ban them. ban them immediately if you can. if they can — and i'm sure that they'll look at every possible legal angle and what pressure they're under in doing that — but if you can, do it. absolutely. another thing alan shearer said was... we are hearing from players and awkward interviews of players and awkward interviews of players and managers of these clubs involve but very few of the owners and those decision—makers have actually spoken. one of the men at the forefront of the plans — real madrid's president and the chairman of the newly formed european super league, florentino perez. translation: we don't - have the money, apart from tv rights, so the only way to make football profitable is to make more competitive teams that are more attractive to fans of the biggest clubs from all over the world. so we came to the conclusion that if, instead of

i should say, earlier when you are behind the curtain, i when you are behind the curtain, louisa saiduthampton last night. they performed the great escape back in 2005 — this could be another. they're second—bottom, still eight points from safety. very different story for chelsea. manager thorns tuchel says "now�*s the time" to win titles. one could come in the champions league. they're on course to reach the semi—finals. he's had a real impact, having only lost once since taking over. this they lead 2—0 going into the second leg against porto in seville, but he wants his side to ignore that. i hope we embrace the challenge. i hope we feel that this is a match that everybody waits for since he was a little kid and a little boy. everybody wants to play champions league, everybody wants to be part of it, everybody wants to have the decisive match. forget the result, like i said. into the past. like i said, we have to deliver again. northern ireland's women can make history tonight, by reaching their first major finals. they're in belfast for the second leg of their euro 2022 qualifier a