it takes real effort for chicks to hatch from michelle south will nevada not why it really is a wonder of nature, but i, and it's also important because actually the ag or the ng shell is there to protect the check. the hand turns the eggs several times a day and also sits on it. so it has to endure a lot of the egg as so stable. that when a chick is ready to hatch, they need a special, a tooth to break. open the shell from the inside. i saw them done front in d, sharla oft suppression. our eggs really that strong. and if so, how we set up a little experiment to find out for ourselves how easy it is to break an egg. easy. is it possible to crush a raw egg in your hand? amazing. even big hands and strong muscles could not break. yes. even one of our viewers from brazil gave it his best shot without any success. evidently by my coming. yeah. how is that possible? the reason eggs are so stable is partly due to their shape. the curved shape distributes pressure evenly across the shell surface. the egg structure also plays a role and eggshell is normally 0.3 to 0.4 millimeters thick and con

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and we came up with a magic solution, which was we asked michelle to go to south carolina. >> i don't think that any of us ever thought that we would see a black president in our lives. i used to say that in 2007, there were only four people in the united states who thought that it was possible for a black man to be elected president. and they all lived at the same address on the south side of chicago. >> hi, how are you? i'm michelle obama. nice to meet you. >> black people were very skeptical. any black man that rises, boy, it's going to be tough. and white folk are going to be [bleep] and you're going to be vulnerable and it might not work out. >> now, i know folks talk in the barbershops and beauty salons. i've heard it myself. see, people say, you know, i like barack obama, he's a nice guy, but i'm not sure america's ready for a black president. >> she gave an extraordinary speech that really spoke to the feelings in the african-american community, the feelings of fear, of worrying would he lose, worrying would he be hurt. >> i know that people understand that barack is special.

michel martin south the border basically warning against politics with the future of northern irelandthis times report at the weekend suggesting the rishi sunak willing to go ahead with the accord even without dup support. what's been the reaction of the dup that well, it will be, as it always has been, the dup represent the majority unionists in northern ireland and they will not go back into government behind. i mean, everybody has actually boxed themselves into a corner and i where they cannot move on me who martin's comments probably don't help it and either because you got to remember that who martin as part of eu and in that point he of the eu and in that point he will be trying to negotiate so the republic of ireland aren't at a disadvantage to northern ireland especially a country in manufacturing and farming things that that will really play very, very badly and say the eu . so is very badly and say the eu. so is there much to play for at this moment in time. i think somebody has to give ground and i don't believe it will be the dup oh okay as dougie thank you for that at sto

now there is quite condition spread from the south west into much of mexico, just michelle was a victim southern areas you know g quiet for much of the caribbean and the rest of central america. we find the wet weather down in south america, those thunderstorms continuing to plague coastal areas of brazil that he's going to spread from chile, an argentina, into southern areas of brazil we what warnings out the temperature in puerto allegro hovering close to $35.00 degrees celsius. ah, the february, what i just need on rhino is in tigers, in the pool, post to the brink of extinction, one or one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around. a year old from russia, evasion of ukraine. 0 looks at the impact office where events might lead from here . rigorous debate, unflinching question up front, muslim on tail cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. nigerians vote in what's likely to be the most closely contested election in the country's history from those that wielded to those who confronted people and paula investigate the youth and abusive power around the wo

michelle dupree, eric bland is correct. dr. dupree is joining me here in southmine. you have i have seen a lot of homicide scenes and investigated a lot of cases. and i don't believe and you could look into our own hearts, that people that you love the most, that have passed away is there one person on this panel that cannot remember the last moment you were with your father, our f fiance whoever has passed away that moment that you will remember forever? i never seen a defendant do this. >> right. and it is amazing to me that it seems to roll very smoothly off his tongue. simple minor details of things that are relatively unpounimportant. but things of the construction of the case he can't remember, he does not have a recollection it amazing to me how this man thinks or maybe he does not. >> -- nancy: weigh in, i believe that while the defense had it going fairly well. up until the defendant took the stand, now it seems to all turn on whether the jury will believe alex murdaugh is telling the truth. forget everything that else, trajectory path and people line a

south and east of turkey like this one. say han in a donna say hon hasn't been affected, but others have shown up michelle. we have examined 120 of these dams and reservoirs. we found cracks and 6 dams, but however, we can safely say these cracked, do not pose any danger. but those assurances haven't eased all the concerns, not only about the safety of dams, but also about other critical facilities connected to them. the thing is, we don't know yet. and there are a dense ashley in the earthquake area. there is a power plant over there. and be our in should i so it is very important as well for turkey. the main edge is one of the main energy sources. we don't know any is position at them. tween is near she, there's a match or not dams, in the south and east provide at least 65 percent of tortillas, electricity, many communities live along the rivers which feed those dams. but officials say their biggest fear so far is what dam breaches and potential collapses across the border. and syria will need for villages here in tokyo, dans named pete rivers. not the flow of catastrophes. sam is a than a dana tortilla

michelle id. thank you so much for talking to us on our just sarah, thank you. the head of the roman catholic church is holding a large mass in south sudan before he leaves the country. but frances historic visit is bought of a 6 day trip to africa on saturday. the pope met people affected by the years long conflict in south to dawn. he called on, needed to be commit to peace. let's go live to al jazeera is hiram latasha who is in a jew before as so the pope is celebrating mass before he leaves and some people. and instead of walks days to reach java, tell us about the mood where you are and, and the pope's message to be as the celebrate christmas with wallace above the final day. and so, donna fuel and the team to list mooney mass, the capital g. but some of them on some, on some of the neighboring countries. one awesome with them. what name laura the pub in that they know that his is a one lasting p. apologies. we have lost connection with our correspondent, hiram were teresa, who is reporting they live from juba on the pope's visit to south sudan, which is wrapping up to day. the pope celebrating a mass there, a big mass in duba

michelle fernandez, that you on his line from jeff. now, thank you. now, perot's, congress has shelves, several proposals to hold early elections despite protests, demonstrations, mainly concentrated in the south where one person was killed on thursday. 59 people have died and months of unrest. marianna sanchez reports from lima. peruvians confront security forces. he buelo south of the country, one month after 18 people were killed there in the worst day of unrest since proceed in the novel worked. it took office in december tension. so racing legislators hold the key to the crisis. voting to bring elections forward, but they've shelled nearly every proposal. congress will man who sell patty this present at one of the bills. she says legislators bear some of the responsibility. nearly 60 people have been killed. yeah, yeah. i don't see brand on me. i wonder if my fellow congressman can sit comfortably at night because one that peruvian is a family and a country. morning legislators have the responsibility to give the country political solution. on friday, congress extended sessions, yet for another week without making amy decision, no matter. proceed in woodward at the could bring elections f

michelle. >> we are tracking wintry weather in the intermountain west, heavy snow falling, wind as well and also watching a long stretching cold front from portions of the northern plains into the south we will see the chance for freezing rain and rain in the northern plains. that's going to move off to the upper midwest and also parts of the great lakes as we head throughout the afternoon and evening hours. then this cold front will move off to the east as we are looking at rain falling from the ohio valley into portions of the southern plains. it could be heavy at times, too, throughout the mid-mississippi valley, also watching the chance for strong to severe storms along the texas coast, louisiana and even into mississippi. wednesday into the northeast we're going to see that rain falling. we're also looking at the chance of heavy rain, where you see the brhter colors that's wigheks above average, too, in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, temperatures into the 50s in philadelphia all right. guys, it was so cold last week in the southern plains, a big warm up this week, we will talk more about that coming up. >> thank you, michelle. >>> we are back in one minute with new disturbi

south africa's east coast. the russian worships are reportedly carrying one or moscow the most powerful weapons. the hypersonic, zircon, michelle. well, we do have a week long special series on a far reaching consequences. the ukraine war a year and 2, the conflict will have an episode at $1630.00 gmc on wednesday, also at $230.00 gmc on thursday where my colleague adrian finnegan, will be exploring the human impacts of the war from ah, me, my begum, a young woman who joins, i, soul has lost the appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. begun left her home in london at the age of 15 and travel to syria. the british governments cancelled her nationality on security grounds after she was discovered in a syrian refugee camp in 20. 1918 baba has more from london. well, this is clearly a big setbacks or should be ma, begun. who remains in that campaign? no than syria bought her legal team suggest that they can actually appeal. and they pointed out that the immigration court had did, in fact conclude that there were grounds to believe that she ma baker may have been the victim of trafficking and sexual exploitation. her

south asia institute. the wilson center in washington. welcome to the als. is there a news hour? so michelle was really known as to be quite a controversial figure, as well as the charges he faced over the death of ben as their boots. so there were allegations of abuse in the surrounded him and reports of him rounding up his opponents. how do you think that you are going to remember him? well, he's a very complex figure for sure. and i'll remember him in the way that you described him and he was a military dictator. he tracked down heavily on descent. he trampled on the constitution. but there was more to him in that he was also someone who brought some degree of economic stabilization to pakistan. he also managed to liberalize the media environment. when he 1st took office, there was one major tv channel in pakistan. i was a public broadcaster, he passed reforms that allowed dozens of new tv channels to emerge, which people forget about. and he also came very close to reaching a peace agreement with india. he came further than any other pakistani leader has in that regard. so clearly, you k

south carolina, and glenn youngkin. the current virginia governor. who would you like to see lead the party. you can call in or text us, if you wish. this is michelle. you are first up. caller: i would vote for haley. hello? host: you are on. caller: i would vote for haley because i think she would do a much better job. we have had a lot of shootings in the last several years if she -- years and if she is able to be a strong leader and put forth positive gun-control measures, i think she would be the one i would vote for. all of the rest of the men that are lined up on that article article -- that article that you have, have been in the programs of the republican party and we are still killing kids off, and our future generations are going to be gone. no young kid, a young child, is going to be able to take care of us. i don't care what the debt is. i don't care what party you are from. but something, some action must be done. host: ok, that is michelle in florida. in new york, in syracuse, ray, hello. caller: good morning, pedro. thank you for this question. no reservations whatsoever on my part. donald trump, number one by far, best president eve

coast of south korea, the boat or the turn just before midnight on saturday, 3 crew members were rescued. coast guard vessels of searching for the survivors. pakistan former president pope is michelle, has died after prolonged illness at a hospital in dubai. with sheriff was charged in connection with the assassination of former prime minister. bennett the bhutto and sentenced to death. in 2020, i called him pakistan overturned it. the head of the roman catholic church has wrapped up his visit to south sudan with a mass pope. francis called for pace, urging people to put down their weapons. his historic visit is part of a 6 day trip to africa. on saturday, he met people effected by the years long conflict in the country and were matessa has more from cuba. it was the pub final day in south diamond south that people attended the holy mass from south dodd and some of from the pot of africa. when i spoke to some of them, they said they know that the visit was sunday, bring wrong, nothing, peace country. but it hope it will make, i just went to the post had a strong. ready he said that they must implement the pcl as soon as possible election as soon as possible. i'd make it safe for th

downing of the suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina for more, what investors look for as the story develops is michelle cabrera we have founding partner daniel rosen joining us this morning. michelle, i'm curious of your take on the balloon. is there more to this, do you think, than meets the eye? have we done things like this? should we be furious or is this standard operating procedure what is this >> when it comes to the investment community and business community in the united states, andrew, what is significant about the balloon incident is that it caught the zeitgeist of the american public it codified people who were aware of the intentions with the chinese. on friday afternoon, cnn interviewed an independent videographer on myrtle beach he said it was packed. it was a cold day in february. the beaches were full. everyone wanted to see the chinese balloon. why is that significant? because when washington sees that, they know they have to react. you saw the unanimously hawkish approach and this comes when there are three important things happening in washington. what to do about tiktok and is the

michelle obama, and lakers star lebron james. >> very good he's already changing the world. >> he said he would. >>> meanwhile, down in south carolinawoods, another day of dramatic testimony expected in the trial of alex murdaugh >> in the spotlight, words from murdaugh himself, in both text messages and video recordings, in the wake of those murder, nbc's catie beck has been following this story for us, she is in walterboro, south carolina, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning, guys a big focus over the past few days, a statement alex murdaugh made to investigators just a few days after the murders investigators say this statement stood out to them, because it sounded incriminating, sort of like a confession. murdaugh's attorneys pushing back, saying they didn't hear it that way with the trial now in its second week, the focus in a south carolina courtroom is centering around the words of alex murdaugh, the former high profile attorney accused of killing his wife, maggie, and son, paul, on the family's sprawling property back in 2001. on tuesday, the jury showed alex's final text message to maggie, call me babe, tha

south good bye . well hello there. it's 6:00 michelle dewberry and this is dewbs& co. lots to get into tonight .s every yeah round in circles, holes every year. different report, different recommendations . and different recommendations. and let's face it, pretty much nothing happen . and now we've nothing happen. and now we've got another report out from age uk telling us what we pretty much already know. basically, it's in a mess. do we have to just accept now that you know what? what can we do? nothing. it seems . or do you actually it seems. or do you actually believe that there are true solutions to fix the social care problems in

michelle for an interview. and rather than selling her resume, as people often do, she told me her story. the story of growing up on the southt of the chicago public school system, going on off to outstanding schools, princeton and harvard. and i was so blown away by her. i offered her a job on the spot. >> i told him the firm was interested in hiring him. and he shared with me that he had had this contract to write a book. and he said to me, you know, i don't want to start working while i'm doing this. it'll be a distraction. i'd rather finish the book so that i could really roll up my sleeves and practice law. >> i had graduated from law school in 1991, and i'd been fortunate enough to get a contract to write a series of essays about civil rights laws and civil rights policies and how they've changed and how they need to move as we enter the 21st century. so i was in the middle of writing this book when i got a call from the national organization called project vote. and they were very eager to have me direct their voter registration effort in chicago. >> i want to continue serving as your president four more years. so fro

south carolina, and glenn youngkin. for today, republicans only -- for this first hour, republicans only. you can call in or text us, if you wish. this is michelle. you are first up. caller: i would vote for haley. host: you are on. caller: i would vote for haley because i think she would do a much better job. we have had a lot of shootings in the last several years if she is able to be a strong leader and put forth positive gun-control measures, i think she would be the one i would vote for. all of the rest of the men that are lined up on that article that you have, have been in the programs of the republican party and we are still killing kids off, and our future generations are going to be gone. no young kid, a young child, is going to be able to take care of us. i don't care what the debt is. i don't care what party you are from. but something, some action must be done. host: ok, that is michelle in florida. in new york, in syracuse, ray, hello. caller: hello, pedro. no reservations whatsoever on my part. donald trump, number one by far, best president ever. he's the only one with actions tested in office and the best president ever. just li

south, quite cold. feel through this weekend . evening at 6:00. this is gb views on tv online. and on digital radio. i'm in for michel. so what's on the menu?say completely unprovoked war, which he spun to his people as a special operation, while russians celebrated the defenders of the fatherland . on defenders of the fatherland. on thursday, had a pop concert . thursday, i had a pop concert. on the wednesday, the nightmare for the ukrainian people continues with the assistance of nato countries on nato and countries on the border. china has stepped in border. now china has stepped in with a 12 point plan which has refused to blame russia. it's

michelle miller. >> gayle is off, but we're in good hands. let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. alex murdaugh takes the stand. the disgraced southina liar says he lied to investigators but denies he killed his wife and son. >> i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. >>> deadly storms sweep across the country. parts of california are under blizzard warnings. we're tracking the snol.