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it is really nasty. we have not heard from bay area management district what it might be and what concerns there might be. we talked with the fire captain half an hour ago. he said hazmat teams have not been on the scene. so, he was not sure exactly what we were talking about either. here is the clip from that conversation. >> anybody within, i would say, half a mile should take appropriate precautions. staying away from the area if you can. you know, don't venture down to sacramento square where the smoke will be the most intense and, and, you know, anybody again living within half a mile to a mile would do well to close their windows until the smoke dissipates. >> this is the video they was referring to earlier. no it is not. where they were moving the burning piles of debris. again, trying to get to the source of the fire there. we know that this has been the scene of at least one significant fire back in 2018. at that point the bay area air quality management district fined the company for that fire

in nasty politics, it is as nasty as it has been since the civil war. civil war, they were coming to blows. people were beat up in congress. guest: there was the beating of him on the floor. host: you had mccarthyism in the 1950's, the vietnam era. even with all of that, it is still as bad as it has been? guest: it is important to point out that yes it is as bad but we are not on the cusp of civil war but i would say the elites and the politicians who are manufacturing or using this rhetoric are more delighted than they have been in a very long time -- divided than they have been in a very long time. people were talking about the 2024 election as essentially the final election and that is a very concerning type of rhetoric for scholars in a democracy. host: you talked about the spike after the election of president trump. we have three indictment and the truth social post from late last night in all caps, if you go after me i'm coming after you. i want to show you what he said last night at a dinner where he talked about the indictments. [video clip] fm

in nasty politics, it is as nasty as it has been since the civil war. civil war, they were coming to blows. people were beat up in congress. guest: there was the beating of him on the floor. host: you had mccarthyism in the 1950's, the vietnam era. even with all of that, it is still as bad as it has been? guest: it is important to point out that yes it is as bad but we are not on the cusp of civil war but i would say the elites and the politicians who are manufacturing or using this rhetoric are more delighted than they have been in a very long time -- divided than they have been in a very long time. people were talking about the 2024 election as essentially the final election and that is a very concerning type of rhetoric for scholars in a democracy. host: you talked about the spike after the election of president trump. we have three indictment and the truth social post from late last night in all caps, if you go after me i'm coming after you. i want to show you what he said last night at a dinner where he talked about the indictments. [video clip] fm

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nasty party again .. sharpish, we'll be getting tomorrow's papers hot off the press. plus we'll have tonight's headune press. plus we'll have tonight's headline heroes and back page zeroes. big stories, big guests and always big opinions . here is and always big opinions. here is my take . at ten, the latest word my take. at ten, the latest word for women arrived this week, a form at a hospital in london referred to women as patients of childbearing potential. i can't imagine how a woman handed this form would feel , but maybe form would feel, but maybe they're used to it by now. we've seen women steadily erased from nhs literature. they're referred to as people who have a cervix. people assigned female at birth, patients of childbearing age people who know they are pregnant, anything basically, except the one term that everyone knows and understands. women in the nhs is reduced. women in the nhs is reduced. women to a set of biological components and functions. vaginal birth is now called frontal birth

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this looks like a really nasty incident.— really nasty incident.i really nasty incident. what else - have the ukrainian authorities been saying? we have the ukrainian authorities been sa in: ? ~ ., have the ukrainian authorities been sa inc? ~ ., ., have the ukrainian authorities been sa in? . ., ., ., ., saying? we had from the governor of the reuion. saying? we had from the governor of the region- he _ saying? we had from the governor of the region. he said _ saying? we had from the governor of the region. he said that _ saying? we had from the governor of the region. he said that the - saying? we had from the governor of the region. he said that the centre i the region. he said that the centre of the city was probably hit with a ballistic missile, emphasising that it probably wasn't shelling or a drone. you mentioned president zelensky, he is on a trip to sweden at the moment but he has continued to post on what happened in chernihiv. he said this is what a neighbourhood with a terrorist state is. a russian missile hit right in the middle of the

, a very nasty with and will find _ is very nasty, a very nasty with and will find some way to turn thatve to find a quick mechanism for doing that verbally and do not run away. we were _ that verbally and do not run away. we were marking the march on washington 60 year anniversary we're talking about doctor martin luther king in the next half hour, we will talk to the family. stay with us. hello. the weather's been a little hit or miss today with showers in places and sunny spells, too. and that's how it's going to stay for the remainder of the week, perhaps thicker cloud and more persistent rain for a time on thursday. but the good news is that the weekend is looking promising with high pressure building. now, this weather front won't reach us until thursday, we're ahead of it, so i think there'll be big gaps in the clouds. so with low pressure fairly close to scotland tuesday night and into wednesday, that does mean a few showers and further showers are expected to develop on wednesday. so here's the forecast then. through the night, lengthy clear spells, some showers there across eas

. >> it is really nasty to do, but you need to dial down your language because they're not lunatics.re. >> they are nasty, wicked people who do this to somebody's home taking a huge risk because they are terrified . are terrified. >> yeah, it was. come on. we know at the moment. tessa. no, look, a petition going around because the two people who protested that bridge are now protested on that bridge are now in of five in prison for a total of five years one long prison sentences. >> so they be. >> so they should be. >> so they should be. >> so. they're going to >> so. okay, so they're going to be. hope they are, because of be. i hope they are, because of the they are because think this >> they are because i think this is really nasty thing to do. is a really nasty thing to do. >> appalling in which >> the appalling way in which our the public to our rights as the public to be able protest been able to protest have been rescinded and removed because they is fine. they have protest is fine. >> attacking somebody home >> attacking somebody whose home is someone's >> attacking somebody w

you know, we have to remember that fascination with nasty brings and a huge numbers of tourists. each year, so how likely is it that this legend is going to be dispelled this weekend? well, money up personally, i don't know, they go to catch it. i'm present to the world today. but i've spoken to locals here who see that there's definitely something all going on in the law. and again, they're quite serious about it today. they apparently heard 4 bloods on their hydrophone, but nature misses all as well. that it could have been anything. and there is the thing that nephew would now have to be 1500 years old, or that would have to be a family of monsters and they're still alive. but it has certainly grasp the imagination of a lot of people will have to keep monitoring those bloods. indeed, journalist andrea support reporting from loc as we appreciate it. thank you. and that's the latest on the w news. stay tuned for shift mariana evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the list of questions about life, the universe, and everything. the answer.

downtown people on the street call me he p i'll be here alone ♪ ♪ reading all my book getting' those nastybook club ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause [ air horn ] >> steve: fallon book club is filmed before a live studio audience >> jimmy: dip it in ranch. >> steve: dip it >> both: dip it in ranch >> jimmy: so, we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and i ask you guys to respond to that topic. so, summer is in full swing. i sent out the hashtag #summerbod >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yep. and i asked you guys to sent a a tweet, a funny, weird, or embarrassing story about your summer bod within minutes it was a trending topic in the u.s., so thank you for playing along [ cheers and applause i thought i'd share -- they're funny. some of my favorite summer bod tweets from you guys this first is from @msmcslothyface. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: she says, "my summer bod reminds me of that new keke palmer movie. i saw myself in the mirror and said #nope." [ laughter and applause daniel kaluuya movie as well "nope. >> steve: "nope. >> jimmy: this one is from @kansasbradbury. that's a good name >

and nasty and we are looking at an of the eye wall arriving sometime tomorrow morning. really got to go now. now is the time. you don't, if you stay and hunker down tonight, it's going to be too nasty tomorrow morning to be able to do it. as hurricane idalia intensifies to a category 2 and is set to reach category 4, our news reporter azadeh moshiri takes us through the meaning of the hurricane scale. we often talk about categories of hurricanes but what do they mean? most of them are measured on the safe assumption scale those outside of asia pacific and australia where they use other scales. category one means there is little structural damage and some flooding, even then the impact is hard to predict because these are images from hurricane nicole last november when it hit florida. even then 300,000 homes and businesses were without power at one point and it did lead to some loss of life. next is category two, thatis life. next is category two, that is what the national weather service wants can cause severe damage. in this instance, you can be many shallow rooted tre

and there are a of examples of, not just name you nasty. i mean, we all know about nasty name calling in the political sphere all well in the last few years, but nasty name calling, vitriol, a lot of sort of sexualizing women, turning them into men, you know, they must be like men if they speak out a lot. comments. and this happened to hillary, the time about their voice, i think i forget whether it was angelina graham kay or one of the the speeches in your book, the speaker was criticized for the hurt, the quality and tone of her voice. and then finally, by the way, agreeing to that would have been 1860s, 1860s. yeah. so even then women, you know, if they spoke out, they had, you know, a nasty voice, an angry voice, an aggressive voice, whatever it was but but there was also violence directed them. and i think it's important to think that in the current moment. well, absolutely. i mean, there was nastiness of all sorts. there were projectiles hurled at them. you know, one time fanny wright was giving a speech and somebody turned out the ga

she mocked the wolf cub and forced all sorts of abominations to do nasty things.kmail him. that's when galchonok threw the certificate into the apartment. it's clear. okay, what came practically? kirill maybe you will come in that there is no strength in your soul. do you think it's worth it? you are right so far. yes, indeed, panina kilchenko's apartment was robbed on the very night when nikiforov was killed, right? well, of course, now we will work out this version. alfred nikiforov led the robbers to sargsyan's apartment, i suspect that he is sleeping with his wife? why would they want to kill him. after that, i don’t understand, but if nikiforov did n’t do everything himself, but with the help of well, for example , viktor ryazantsev, nicknamed galchonok, who studied with him at school, where does such information come from? well, what's the difference, i'm responsible for the words. so well, that is, if galchonok was really an intermediary, then the robbers might well not know. the customer and if nikiforov really did go out for a smoke that night. and sudden

my dear, you are absolutely right he is a really nasty nasty lying bastard. have a chance to take revenge on him. ruslan has very important things. an important document that he shouldn't have while he thinks you're a little stupid. you have a great chance to take these documents from him. please, what are the documents? do you remember signing a power of attorney, remember, yes, if you need to pick up one more document? well, yes, there is nothing to be done. sorry please mom where is vadim why did you do this? mom, how could you? why didn't you tell me? what kind of kindergarten are you pretending to be? don't you understand that in this life no one does anything to anyone just like that. everything must be gnawed out in this life with teeth or what? well, look, this is all you don't like. yes? look how warm the light is beautiful, but you like it. did you sign the documents? so we'll go to jail together , now my daughter and you are in the same boat. fillet drown or swim up. decide. how a talented scientist changed and continues change our lives at the beg

and that makar came up a couple more times about cyril, she said all sorts of nasty things that in moscow she was walking with girls from the capital, and i was sitting here, waiting for me to laugh. who are you kirill did not walk with. i he loved me really, you know, well, i said so makar. he also asked her what would happen if cyril was not there. it's clear. what, what is it this is my fault. it's my fault that kirill was killed by mom, then maybe it had nothing to do with it, we have no evidence. what a fool i am, what a fool i am more than for my participation, we will not let you know that makar wait. he knew he didn't go with you. well, friends 5.2, in general, would have washed majora and went to makar to the garage to the garage and makar was in the garage. well, where else can we be with him? the motorcycle was all torn apart. well, there he still tinkered with him, and then he himself drove vodka for beer. well, they drank. well, culturally they went home. that's how it was, here you come to the garage, it's open closed. where is mom in the garage? he opened. yes? no, i didn't

if some nasty pieces of work. if you back far enough, there's some nasty pieces of work.ough, there's some nasty pieces of work. if yotway back my enough, there's some nasty pieces of work. if yotway back my dadigh, there's some nasty pieces of work. if yotway back my dad .1h,there's some nasty pieces of work. if yotway back my dad . buthere's some nasty pieces of work. if yotway back my dad . but there's no way that my dad. but there's that, there's that . so how? that, there's that. so how? well, i don't know. your father , but, you know. do you know what i mean, though? think what i mean, though? i think it's unfair her it's a bit unfair to smear her just because she has. i mean, when back that far, 400 when you go back that far, 400 years whatever, wasn't years or whatever, wasn't everyone a bit a wrong'un? yeah. >> yeah, absolutely. but also the number of ancestors you have, increases have, it sort of increases exponentially so might have exponentially. so she might have the but she's also the same name, but she's also got 1000 people. that's got 1000 other people. t

so you know that you're sorry for yelling said nasty things. well, it's good at home, then it's good at home, come soon. ali sent him a photo where oleg kisses me, well, of course, the last puzzle of our mosaic has developed. now it is clear. why did alya enter the shopping center, and then to your husband while she was filming the child was stolen interestingly, she was so carried away that she did not notice or she decided to help us on purpose. no, well, what, she is preparing to become a mother, why should she? and that alik will put him in the police there is your statement, they will carry out investigative actions , they will transfer the case to court, they will decide there. well , finally, we will breathe more calmly, if his ex was sent somewhere far away, would it be very good? you've been held up for so long. thank you. once again, you are happy. goodbye, goodbye. goodbye. somehow it ended strangely. somehow without happiness in a new way, quarreled, this baris is also strange, some kind of situation with his son, and he pays attent

he's nasty to his family, his granddaughter, nasty guy, because people white supremacists, not a niceuy. they are kind of funny about it but there is some darkness in his soul. obama is big brothering this guy, they hate each other these two. he only chose biden as vp because he was a white guy but foreign policy chops and knew his way around washington to balance the ticket. barack never took him seriously. they would laugh at him behind his back. remember his saying he is going to after it up eventually and he is. messing it up when you look at the hunter stuff and now it is his stuff. more of of a biden scandal than 100 scandal. obama is going to say to everybody after this meeting, i am here if you need to me because trump is pretty tough so let me know what you need me to do. he's trying to get a little shine off of it. biden without the pandemic is a weak candidate. without the pandemic, he can't raise money. his numbers are bad, he is not galvanizing the democratic party. with of the ethics problems the way it is, you might not have him as the nominee. you might have gavin news

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weather tonight. still 2a, 25 but really batten £the hatch, nasty weather tonight.u can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one, as we welcome to a special edition of northwest tonight where we also welcome viewers watching around the uk. guilty — nurse lucy letby is the most prolific baby killer in modern times. she perverted her learning and weaponised her craft to inflict harm, grief and death. this is the moment she was arrested. today, she's guilty of murdering seven babies and trying to kill six more. as baby deaths rose at the countess of chester hospital why didn't the trust act sooner? given themselves the role of the investigating officer when they didn't have the skills to do so and certainly didn't have the openness of mind to consider the unthinkable. and "heartbroken, angry and numb" — we hear from parents whose newborns died in letby 5 care. he had blood around his mouth. and lucy was there. it isjust beyond your imagination that somebody is on a ward killing babies, it is unbelievable. she is th

it is good to be a nasty next couple of _ otherwise it is good to be a nasty next couple of years. _ent has been up to raise a significant amount of money off the back of the previous indictments and possibly this one as well. what do you make of that? the worst the situation becomes for donald — worst the situation becomes for donald trump, the more outrageous his behaviour of the more outrageous statements. there are his loyalists who are _ statements. there are his loyalists who are refusing to see him for who he is, _ who are refusing to see him for who he is, because i think if they see him for— he is, because i think if they see him for who— he is, because i think if they see him for who he is, that means that everything — him for who he is, that means that everything the past however many years _ everything the past however many years they — everything the past however many years they have been voting for donald — years they have been voting for donald trump, that would mean every thln- donald trump, that would mean every thing has _ donald trump, that would mean every thing h

this is obvious, but they do it, you know very well insidious, very nasty. they just hit the villages that are not on the border, and people die and many are injured there . well, it happens every day. it's very terrible because it's almost impossible to live there in these territories. in a very interesting video, it was shown in shelevka and in the kharkiv region how they converted an ordinary tractor, tried to demine the surrounding fields, and as of today we can see that it has been damaged and it seems to be damaged even without being driven remotely, no, no one was hurt, but actually the precedent is interesting, because the villagers themselves demined their fields and retooled - they retooled the equipment, that is, so that there is a lack of equipment for demining in the region, if there is such a thing , the kulibins have to work to invent it themselves. er, because er, and where , where, as a matter of fact, the equipment for demining will be taken, er, we now have thousands of hectares of territory that need to be demined, at the same time, if it

he likes to tell prosecutors, call them nasty names. and jack smith is going to call out to the judge's attention and see if they can get some restrictions. they can't zip him up, but they are going to make sure that all those documents that he gets are in the hands of his lawyers and his lawyers are responsible and not going to let him have them other than prepare his defense. >> and trump has been accustomed to saying and blasting out on social media whatever he wants. for example, it will be wild on january 6th. we all remember that one. is this a message from the special counsel that that is not going to be tolerated or that he is going to ride trump pretty hard on these social media posts from here on forward? i mean, after all, john, trump is doing this one day after he was arraigned in washington in federal court on arguably the most serious charges he's ever faced. >> this is a serious case. it's probably the most serious case that the federal judicial system has handled in centuries, if you will. so he's playing fast and loose

not nasty , not nasty, but round. not nasty, not nasty, but a true. a really truthful email round when i've left jobs and instead you just do the it's been wonderful. >> you do? >> you do? >> yeah, you do the graceful thing, don't you? the dignified thing, don't you? the dignified thing i once was . thing, don't you? the dignified thing i once was. i was thing, don't you? the dignified thing i once was . i was after a thing i once was. i was after a programme that i did and i wrote a text to a friend of mine saying what i really thought of the who'd been the producer the guy who'd been the producer for. really had a go about for. and i really had a go about him. i was, you know, i had a go and fortunately and rather stupidly, i sent it to him instead of to my friend and i only realised several minutes later . and so there wasn't time later. and so there wasn't time to undo it. and all i could think of then was to send him another text saying, oops, that really wasn't meant for you. but i'm not sorry. now you know what i'm not sorry. now you know what

he's nasty to his family, to his granddaughter, he's a nasty guy.s people white supremacist. he's not a nice guy. so there funny about it, but there is some darkness in his soul. now obama's big brother ring this guy. they hate each other. they hate each other. these two. he only chose biden as vp because he was a white guy who had foreign policy and new around his way washington. he gets in there and obama never took him seriously he would laugh at him behind his back. remember he always said, he's going to mess that up. any kind of is. and he is messing it up. when you look at the hunter stuff. and now it's his stuff. it's more of a biden scandal than a hunter scandal. obama's gonna come in and say, you know what, to everybody after this meeting hey joe, i'm here if you need me. because trump's pretty tough. so let me know what you need to do. >> yes or he's trying to get low sign off it. so biden without the pandemic is a weak candidate. without the pandemic, they say he can't raise the money is numbers are bad. and he's just not galvanizing the

that's going to paint a really nasty picture, i think, for a low-end consumer. if i'm at the consumer discretionary, like, above these guys, i'm starting to get a little bit worried. especially as we think about, you know, student loan repayments coming back online over the next couple months or so, we know that back to school was kind of disappointing here, so, to me, i don't think it paints a great picture for the consumer and i think you want to start looking up. we know for the last year and a half, walmart had been the b benef beneficiary. and when the dollar tree and the dollar gen consumer doesn't have anywhere to go, it might be saying something pretty nasty about the consumer right now. >> can we live in a world where it is truly by fur kated and the higher end consumer is okay, and we're still okay -- >> for now. >> and the lower end consumer will feel the pain, we know that's a terrible situation to be in, but that can be isolated in this economy? can we live in that world? >> i think so. i think that does sort of seem where we are right now, right? w

secondly, it was saturated with a wonderful cabbage flavor, but not that nasty, like we have right now, when cabbage is also channezhnaya tender sweet. and uh, on such a cabbage leaf you could bake, well, about 4-5 servings of pastries, well, desserts. they became sweeter and richer with more and more ingredients. no, they added, and bagel is a russian product. this is just the same russian product, which was distributed throughout. actually, later in europe, by the way, bagels. we had not only desserts, but also a burner in the winter, a man bought a huge one in the tavern. a greasy baked bagel, she was a warmed-up person, hung it on his back, put on a sheepskin coat and walked around the market. the bagel cooled down, a man came to the tavern and took off. you forehead, took off the bagel and ate it, i had time to listen to all these stories on an empty stomach with tea, it was not easy. so we got down to business. so we are preparing a mysterious kulaga, you know something for a wonderful dessert kulaga from radish. it's not even dessert. this is probably the most useful sweetness t

saw his leg out and he has a nasty fracture to his right leg so we need to give him some strong pain who has stopped breathing and they need to get there quickly, but safely. you we getting some information the job and our focus now is to just navigate effectively and safely there. she is currently unconscious and with really ineffective breathing so we need to support that by putting a tube into her lungs giving her special medication that carry to try to help correct the problem with her asthma, which is causing severe narrowing of her airways. we will do that quite quickly now, right? they stabilise the patient, who was then transferred to an ambulance and taken to hospital. one of them in the ambulance and the other one following and then the work continues. we have had to give the lady an anaesthetic outside the house so right now i need to make sure that all our equipment is where it should be and also restock the bags to make sure that we have enough to hand if we have to do another anaesthetic. after a clear up, time for a debrief with london ambulance colleagues, an importan

really the bridge between these two countries, even as they fought a war of words and just really nastyimes. so hopefully, hopefully, that bridge can remain intact. more now on the travel chaos at uk airports. as i mentioned earlier if you are planning to travel today by air the advice is to check before you set off. serious disruption kicked in yesterday — bank holiday monday — on one of the busiest travel days — due to a glitch affecting the planning system at the uk's air traffic control network. it could take several days to clear a backlog of thousands of flights to and from the uk. for safety reasons, restrictions on the number of flights had to be enforced, before the problem was fixed. but the delays have left passengers stranded. earlier we asked traveljournalsit jill starley—grainger if we know what went wrong. so far they're just saying that it is a technical fault and they have said that they don't think it has anything to do with terrorism so that's good news. but the technical fault has affected thousands of flights and caused chaos all over europe and frankly, parts of th

he's got a nasty fracture to his right leg, which is angulated.n. radio comms. their next call is to a young woman who's stopped breathing. they need to get there quickly but safely. we aren't going to discuss clinical information about the job so lindsay isn't distracted by while she's driving. and so our our focus now is to just navigate there effectively and safely. so she's currently unconscious with really ineffective breathing. so we need to support that by putting a tube into her lungs and giving some special medications that only we carry to try and help correct the problem with her asthma, which is causing very severe narrowing of her airways. so we're going to go and do that quite quickly now. all right? they stabilise the patient who's then transferred to an ambulance and taken to hospital. robbie in the ambulance, lindsay following and with the patient delivered, her work continues. so we just had to give that young lady an anesthetic outside the house. so right now, i need to make sure that all our equipment is back where it should be

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he has since developed asthma and had some really severe nasty asthma attacks. of which was in january, when he was in hospitalfor about two weeks. again, that took place in a spike in air pollution. i am relieved that the ultra low emission zone is being expanded, because clean air zones are proven to reduce air pollution. i am still concerned about the levels of air pollution that we will be breathing. more needs to be done to clean up the air here, but this is a positive step in the right direction. anybody that has seen what breathing difficulties look like, especially in a child, they would be pretty shocked, and concerned, that air pollution is making this health issue worse. also, it is notjust asthma that air pollution is linked to. there is a range of different diseases that air pollution impacts and causes, from dementia, strokes, heart attacks, cancer. the evidence is irrefutable. that air pollution impacts human health in wide—ranging, devastating ways. this is something that national government needs to act on urgently, to invest in, and to take ser

this is just a nasty scenario as the odor of smoke emanates as the sun has just come up and we look ate flames and aftermath. that situation occurred, 99 people lost their life with the number likely to rise significantly according to officials. they search for human remains one week after. we are looking at survivors. one woman's story. listen. >> we had a police officer come to a neighborhood and tell us they were evacuating. off the top here, down the loop, got the kids and parents out and got out before this happened to the house. we are okay, we are hanging in. it is hard to digest and hard to accept and it is easier as the days go on. >> reporter: the thing is this is her home, one of her pieces of furniture. you have parts here and she will be back here trying to look for remnants of her past life. no one injured, over 20 houses have burned, 65% containment. we still see hotspots in the distance. so much work to do and they are still searching for the human remains. neil: just incredible. thank you for that. more after this. providing for your family is a top priority. but what

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it is a microscopically nasty business. yeah, that is an understatement, shall we say. the two meet has inspired science fiction writers to imagine it being used to create the ultimate weapon, to power entire civilisations, and to provide enough fuel to explore the galaxy. one of the popular themes in science fiction is we use matter and antimatter, combine them to produce almost limitless energy. is that going to be possible? well, when you state it like that, it's exactly true. if you had some antimatter and used it to annihilate matter, you make an incredible amount of energy per kilogram. that is what antimatter does. the problem is that we don't have any, we have to make it. and we kind of suck at making it, in terms of how much energy we need to put into it. so it takes much, much more energy than you would ever get out again — it is a complete loser from the science—fiction standpoint. so i can't help you out with the starship. that makes me a little bit sad. nonetheless, here at the antimatter factory — yeah, that's its actual name — jeffrey has succeeded in cre

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definitely you can you tell me, can you tell us why so many people are fascinated by the mystery of nasty. even though sightings are very rare. it's a great question that a lot of people are asking, especially today. i think there's something about the joyful mystery of messy. there's something wonderful about this really deep, really murky, mysterious law that could be holding a monster that really intends people no matter where they are. in the world and as i mentioned you were on site today with the other volunteers searching for the monster. can you describe what it was like and what made today's search so special? well, it was so special because it's the biggest one that there's been it over 50 years for nancy, but it was like, it was very rainy and the conditions weren't great. but in the moments where it did clear up the law was actually very still. so we did get some really good moments of looking at clear still water and hoping to see something. and what about all this high tech equipment? are all the people able to use some of it or there's other methods for searching for the wa

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approach 150 mph so a very powerful storm, then it will sweep across the south—eastern states delivering nastyeather and flooding, i am sure we will hear all about it. 0utlook sure we will hear all about it. outlook for the next few days, sunny spells and weather fronts are sweeping across the country and there has been persistent rain across parts of scotland, more showery this afternoon. quite a bit of cloud across the south, more showers in wales and eventually reaching the south—east. modest temperatures today, 16 for glasgow, 17 for liverpool, up to 21 in london. this evening, showers across the south—east, if you showers in the north but plenty of clear spells. a bit of a nip in the air first thing bit of a nip in the airfirst thing in the morning. 12 bit of a nip in the air first thing in the morning. 12 degrees in london. tomorrow starts off quite sunny but the northerly breeze creates a bit of unstable air mass so the cloud will start growing and the sun is still strong and we see if you showers developing but generally speaking tomorrow should be a little bit brighter compared to tod