now to x rays, the, the electromagnetic waves produced by x ray tubes with the help of negatively charged particles, quote, electronics. if electronics are accelerated using high voltage and smashed into an obstacle to some diesel ration, produces energy in the form of x rays, and they were discovered 128 p is when they send the rates 18. 95 physicist vill holding. conrad went and made a monumental discovery. while experimenting with cafe cheats in his lap, he discovered a ray that could penetrate human tissue and reveal the inside of the building. an x ray image of his wife baptist home. just the 1st documented example, if this miraculous new technology, the vin skins, discovery close to sensation and the scientific community and revolutionize the field of medicine. radiologist, thorsten blay, from the university clinical, pittsburgh, and germany explains, give us some stuff. the funds are for the scientists were immediately excited. they recognized right away that this technology would be invaluable for the medical field, especially for showing broken bones and bone disease. soon afterw

now, it's even possible to x ray entire wheat fields. the you're found on the faithful part of you, and then we drive across the testing fields with our field robots as we call it star. and i know to find opiate keep us from there. we can give a relatively objective picture to the girl or the scene about how much a particular crop bill you are given coming and how fast the growth will be. the smartphone integration is x ray. technology is used expansively and its development continues. is what else you can find in the far from space to creating more x rays and shortening. measurement times will definitely be a focus of research in the future. and that's with paul to collect, celebrates has come in care electrons, reach with light speed and produce up to $70000.00 x ray laser flashes per 2nd reset. choose from all over the world to use these especially intense x rays for a wide variety of experiments that could help shape the feature and now to the positive acceleration way, researches conducting x ray experiments. daisy is essential to n

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no, we've used x rays on for example. it's called o u minium construction materials to check them for defects. so that when they're installed and the vehicles are that unfortunately, we can guarantee safety on the road calls or developments or extra large c t systems can even scan entire vehicles. the x rays are also used on prompts. flower pots in greenhouse is a scanned help document. conch grace, the technology can monitor how the parents react to heat some dryness, which makes it easier to select certain ones for breeding. now it's even possible to x ray entire wheat fields the you have found on the faithful part of you and then we drive across the testing fields with our field robots as we call it star, and not to find hope. it keeps us from there. we can give a relatively objective picture to the girl or the scene about how much a particular crop bill you are given coming and how fast the growth will be. the smartphone integration is x ray. technology is used expansively and its development continues. is what else i

take x rays that can cut through anything. the body luggage costs penetration rise into their atomic structure. but what do they pose for that in more coming up the and i would welcome to tomorrow. today, the side is cousin disease. when it comes to new cape how it all depends on the rest of nuclear power, produces aggressive radioactive waste. but what is, instead of uranium? we were to use the meso story and waste from story empower stations, supposedly a mix ready ation for a much shows at times and uranium based nuclear waste. it's also supposed to be meltdown truth. but all of the claims for real, the nuclear gets a pretty bad route and there are some good reasons for that. in the, towering much from japan, you could read it still. it was a purse like mer union has suffered the disasters in the history of nuclear, faster on known proportions. we'll see if we could have nuclear energy without the problems, a new meltdown. no weapons under lot less waste. well, the is a new p, a super fuel that set to do that. let me tell y

sun rays contain very a wide range of rays and e, despite the fact that we receive negative ones, we receive and besides this, the positive aspects for our body are, of course, the production of vitamin d, the use of creams with spf does not completely protect us, therefore the main protection, which really works is mechanical protection. that is, hats. these are covered awnings. first of all. you need to be outdoors more walk more physical activity. this will work well. for you and for your body. in total, 3 hours of live broadcast of the program. we still have the opportunity to remind you of something very important. yes, it’s the weather, because today is a real heat plus 30, i promise sinop, please follow the drinking regime. and stay as open as possible in the sun. it's true, take care of yourself and your loved ones. look, let's stay on the program, belarus and on saturday, by the way, also found khabarovsk. but this morning you were charged with positive emotions, we will definitely see you. bye bye. where are you? with whom i don’t like, i gathered 100 in our studio brave gu

>> jimmy: yeah, ray ray, fruity -- >> ray ray, yes. >> jimmy: ray ray's still here?corner all along? >> all along. >> jimmy: you brought him with you? >> ray ray's my cousin. yeah, used to have ray ray, fruity, my brother. maybe -- maybe six, seven people. >> jimmy: how'd you weed them out? like over the years? did you get rid of a lot of them at once? or was it one at a time? >> you know, as you get older, your circle gets smaller and smaller. and it's usually their fault why they wind up out of the circle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. they eliminate themselves. >> yeah, they eliminate themselves. and only ray remains. >> jimmy: only ray ray remains. [ cheers and applause ] ray-mains. who is -- you obviously are one of the funniest people in the world. who is, to you, the most naturally funny person you've ever encountered? >> redd foxx. >> jimmy: redd foxx, that's a great answer. [ applause ] that's a great answer. >> redd foxx, without even trying. without even trying, just naturally funny. just everything that came out of his mouth was funny. >> jimmy: he had a

and microwaves, which gamma rays are ionizing rays, they are produced from radioactive sources, suchcobalt 60, one of the famous sources of radio the active that it produces is used for sterilizing medical equipment and removing people from food, but it will not create ions in the case , and in general, neon ionizers do not have a clear glow . when we deal with radiation equipment , we work with the highest standard level. that means we consider the safety issues of the equipment, can you tell us that for you, who is the most specialized, it is definite and different, each of them has a different world. and the food and agricultural products that you said that these are supposed to be used for their preservation, what is the continuation of the same topic, i wanted to discuss the use of gamma rays in the evening, the use of a ray of this device, which can also be used to sterilize medical equipment instead of come from chemicals or other methods of sterilizing disposable equipment or destroying pests, are the microbes in the food good? definitely, gamma rays will be a cleaner method,

it works like a sponge absorbing the suns rays. chemicals can be detected in the blood weeks after they were accused, some doctors say that does not mean they are dangerous. the fda says more studies need to be done. >> we recommend the consumers avoid using oxybenzone, use is associated with potential impact on our endocrine system and development. >> to prevent skin cancer, dr. hale says it's important to wear sunscreen every day and to have a skin exam once a year. if you're worried about sunscreen chemicals, try a children's product, they generally have fewer and are just as effective. >> jericka: nikki battiste for us in new york. ththis weeks marks one year sine the supreme court overturned roe vs. wade. abortion rights advocates are now turning directly to voters to -- a cbs news investigation has uncovered a coordinated campaign and blocking them. in our series after roe, caitlin huey-burns reports in the republic and megadonor that is heavily funding the efforts. >> this was the scene at the ohio state house when the repub

. >> another episode -- >> reporter: pierre, desean, nestor, ray ray. the voices behind the "rec voice" podcast. they record in san francisco's sunny dale neighborhood. >> at the same time, bruh, we're from san francisco. lakers beat us, okay. the refs cheated, whatever it can be -- >> talk to me about "rec boys" podcast. what's that all about? >> it's just a place for to us come and chill and talk. a place to escape for us, really. >> reporter: an escape for what is happening outside the rec center on sunny dale avenue. these young men grew up here together and know about the dangers and gun violence on the streets. let me ask a question, and raise your hand. who's lost someone to violence that's close -- family member or close friend? >> we all have. >> do you use that pain of losing someone, what happened there, to continue? >> yeah. you got to live for them. not only live for yourself, but live for the person you lost. you don't just want to be in a negative environment all day, just being negative, because it's going to eventually return to you in

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and then there are x—rays and gamma rays and microwaves.s that i've come to talk about today. you know, there's more to light than meets the eye. and i mean that literally. although it gives us all of the beautiful colours of the rainbow, we can only see a small fraction of the light that's all around us. we can't see infra—red, but we can feel it as heat. ultraviolet is invisible, but our skin knows if we have too much of it. and then there are x—rays and gamma rays and microwaves. but it's radio waves that i've come to talk about today.

first of all it is c arc modern x-ray.es should be carried out only under x-ray, and not by eye, we will do an injection. here. and here i will remind the patient of the pain that radiates to the leg, the cause is a herniated disc, before taking the medicine to the doctor. halperin injects a contrast agent on an x-ray, it looks black. contrast-colored zones allow the doctor to understand that he has come exactly to the goal. when the goal is confirmed, the medicine is injected into the leg. and now yes, groan, patients are normal. this means that the doctor injects the medicine exactly, instead of pain, into the epicenter itself, in fact. uh, maya maksimovna, i want to tell you that not everything is so bad. as i expected the procedure lasted several minutes. we finished. well, what hurts your legs? move to me the first thing i want to show, i want to show this mobile x-ray. he rotates in all planes back and forth. left right. it's all completely calm. it was under this x-ray that the doctor did the procedure, the first th

it works like a sponge, absorbing the sun's rays. although those chemicals can be detected in the blood weeks after they were used, some doctors say that does not mean they are dangerous. the fda says more studies need to be done. >> we recommend that consumers avoid products using oxybenzown. but use is associated with potential impact on our endocrine system and development. >> reporter: to prevent skin cancer dr. hale says it's important to wear sunscreen every day and to have a skin exam once a year. if you're worried about sunscreen chemicals, try a children's product. they generally have fewer and are just as effective. jericka? >> all right. nikki battiste tonight in new nikki battiste tonight in new york ♪ dove 0% with coconut and jasmine is aluminum free and gives you 48 hour odor protection. with a scent that goes strong all day long. and we're kinder to skin too. nobody's coconuts work harder. (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little thi

remember the sun's rays are the enemy of your skin. now you see how sleep and the sun affect our skin. so ultraviolet rays, type b, do not penetrate the skin deeply due to them being formed behind gas. but ultraviolet rays, but penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin, they damage dna and destroy collagen as a result of photoaging and wrinkles do not sunscreen helps prevent this disaster. when you apply them on the skin, they create a film that reflects the sun's rays and the skin does not suffer from choosing sunscreens. you need to do it right learn to read etiquette. the first inscription spf, this abbreviation says that the cream protects from ultraviolet radiation. please note that you need spf 50 and higher, the higher the number, the stronger the degree of protection. another important label on the jar of pd cream, which means that the cream protects against the rays that cause skin cancer, so sunscreen. buy with two inscriptions and pd and now the second principle of skin care is also very important to know, and here you al

we have a lot of power players what will happen >> reporter: good to see you yes, we will talk to ray dalio, founder of bridgewater, about new warnings on debt crisis, where we are in the debt cycle and also big warnings on what is happening in the political landscape and of course the changing world order around china as well. and we'll talk to toto wolf sdlt sdltf. he is part owners mercedes team and he will talk about the explosion of the formula 1 in the united states. some of the ratings and business issues that surround it. really looking to both of these conversations. >> and we know just how much of a fan you are of auto racing and specifically formula 1 all right, we'll see you in a few moments here >>> but breaking news out of the new york federal reserve and for that we go out to steve liesman who has the latest >> some guardedly good news out of the new york fed and their survey of consumer expectations. one year ahead inflation expectations falling 0.3 percentage points to 4.1%. that is the lowest in two years. and i can tell you this is not about just gas prices. some of

well, they are also dangerous, uh, two types of rays, type a and type b see the rays of group b - these are superficial rays that are usually responsible for sunburn. they don't penetrate deep. here we are now seeing how we would sunbathe, we are picking up. rays of the group, a takes deeper to the very deep layers of the skin, and now they destroy collagen, that is , they are responsible for photo aging and but the worst thing is that they are responsible for the development of skin cancers one of the most malignant cancers is melanoma, see this layout motherland is a mole, ordinary, but this is melanoma, which eats away at our body , there is a direct correlation between the number of hours you spend under the sun and the chance of developing melanoma. yes , for example, in israel , the chance of development is much higher than in siberia, these are the most interesting ones that we all now have smartphones. yes , i didn’t even know this, and we, our beloved znayka herman, a given scrabbler, he also doesn’t have this at home, all of a sudden today we all opened our phones in a state o

. >> on this first day of summer, how to protect your skin from a some dangerous rays, what you needknow. >> use sunscreen to protect yourself and get checked. >> cbs news, come on down! >> backstage at the price is right, the story of the end of an era for the legendary show. >> the fact that i'm the last host of the price is right, i feel good about that. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm tamika duncan in for nora. we begin tonight with the desperate search for that missing submersible vessel, it was carrying five passengers and disappeared during an expedition to the sunken wreckage of the titanic. coast guard officials say they have detected underwater noises for the second straight day, the sounds which have been described as banging noises have given rescue workers hope. they don't know the source of the voices, more ships and vessels are being moved in the area to assist in what authorities are calling a search and rescue operation including a robot capable of reaching the open floor more than 2 miles down. if those on board are still alive, time is clearly

the era of x-ray endovascular surgery, and it went, because the less trauma we inflict on the patient the better the result at the same time from such operations, the conference participants could observe online this patient was threatened with a stroke before the doctors. i would have to make incisions on the neck. and now a microscopic cylinder has been inserted through a vein in my leg. they brought it through the whole body to the right place. there he pouted and expanded the constricted vessel appeared technologies that allow you to operate on patients without a scalpel without anesthesia, perform the operation and on the second day the patient goes home, but such methods we, unfortunately, do not yet feel in every hospital, despite the fact that in the world almost all operations on blood vessels are performed endovascular, but today x-ray of vascular surgery from the courts, it could be 70%, 80% of all vascular surgery in the world. we have this whole ratio so far 20% of the legend is rascular and 80%. open surgeries need to change, of course. what to do, just plan to discuss t

by using these rays, we can trust the safety of our food. it is a tool and a production. it produces radiation or whatever and destroys agricultural products and pesticides. this is done by radiation systems in the country in the atomic energy organization . the 12 types of ventilation that were considered for agricultural, food and industrial centers are on the agenda so that we can make a transformation in products in terms of stability and resistance to pests, longevity or more answers in this program. implement gamma ray systems in the country with the aim of improving standards of health, food, health and treatment by the atomic energy organization of iran, the establishment of yas products, which manufacturers and exporters of food and disposable medical equipment, delivery of gamma irradiation system of products and equipment after calculating and determining the microbial load with the appropriate amount of radiation by afsarieh laboratory. take delivery of the conveyor belt as soon as the radiation time passes and they are taken out of the flat book and delivered

otherwise, the light is a weak light, uh, the planet is lost in the rays of the star.pecifically, the planet gadzhi-504b was removed from its star. at a distance greater than the distance between the sun and neptune. wow, yes, otherwise it would be here, it would be lost in the rays of all methods all e 3 methods. no, there are many more of them, but 95% of all of them are for planets, discovered by only two methods, the radial velocity method and the transit method , these are two workhorses. uh, the modern method of obtaining direct images is very promising, but so far. he is limited by the shortcomings of instrumental technique, that is , just as before until the end of the 20th century. we were limited by the insufficient accuracy of petrographs. now we are limited. uh, let's just say, a the impossibility of isolating the weak light of the planet against the background of a very bright star, which at a small angular distance there is a contrast between nu the sun and jupiter of the order of nine orders, that is, the sun is brighter or peter a billion times, and the

long story short, get an x-ray. i'd rather not see anything on an x-ray, you'll see. not your case, she flattened out , i suspect silver is not that mri is any careless movement. it can slip and injure a vessel near the heart. ok.

. >> let's go to robert ray who was with us a little while ago, a former member of donald trump's legal team during his first impeachment. great to have you back. i know you were saving a lot of your judgment until you read the evidence. you now have had unfettered access to the indictment without a camera in your face. what do you think? >> yeah, i've read it, obviously very quickly. i haven't studied it. i think that you are raising the right questions about, you know, first of all, the obstruction part of this thing is important because it's basically the subpoena compliance version of musical chairs and moving documents around in order to prevent what is alleged here, to prevent the lawyers from actually knowing what documents have been retained at mar-a-lago, and then as far as the impact of this case, i mean, i raised earlier with you and with others the question about whether or not any harm came to the united states, and that's going to raise the very difficult question that andrew just dissected about what evidence is actually going to be presented in court, what things are goi

and as a recipient these rays act as the fuel of the week, which is the most widely used among different types of measuring the efficiency of the receiving device, which is on the requested tanks under the pressure of the nose and other parameters. and reports the solids. among other products of the atomic energy organization , we can mention the density of nuclear rocks . the shape and dimensions of the pipe or there is no reservoir, this pipe or artificial device is one of the factors that are used in most economic activities, and national security is a very reliable supply of a vital element for today's modern life, which is used as a main element in the country's sustainable development. it is increasing rapidly in the world, so that in the last 45 years, electricity consumption has increased from about 5,000 megawatt hours in 1970 to 25,000 tomans per hour in 2016 , which shows a 5-fold increase . there are different ways to produce electricity. about 67 % of the world is supplied by fossil fuels paying attention to the crises caused by excessive use and environmental pollution that

helen and ray live in newlands, one of cape town's most desirable neighborhoods. the woman working on the balcony is their maid paulina. and where she comes from, every day is day zero. [paulina] to newhaven, i was 28-years old. i'm now 54 years old. i'm doing everything at their house: wash, clean, iron, everything. i cook. i do everything. but with all that things, i need to save water, because one day we're gonna wake up, we don't have water, and then what's gonna happen without water. [chiwetel] every friday, helen gives paulina water and paulina takes it home. these heavy bottles contain a hidden truth about water shortages, not just in south africa but around the world. [indistinct chatter] -[indistinct chatter] -[van door slams] [paulina speaking native language] [paulina] i always give some people, you know, i always give water. [chiwetel] the question is why paulina needs to take the water home. and the answer becomes clear once we know exactly where home is. paulina lives in capricorn. one of the informal settlements, shanty towns, on the edge of cape to

>> reporter: the team faced the tampa bay rays and a reverse boycott. >> i hope he decides to sell or the league puts pressure on him. >> stay in oakland, sell the team. >> it's been so hurtful the way things have gone down the past five years. >> reporter: the fans have been calling for the reverse boycott for weeks, following criticism they had abandoned the team. >> tune into what is happening in oakland. >> also boycotting, oakland mayor sheng thao. >> they want a more diverse fan base in the mlb, look at oakland? today really represents the spirit of oakland. we're going to fight for our oakland a's. >> reporter: meanwhile in nevada, the legislative battle to make the move official. the fans are following nevada and hoping for a strikeout. >> our legislature casts three different legislations, too, and where are we with the oakland a's? they haven't built a stadium yet. >> i was hoping for las vegas to strike down the deal but it passed the senate. we'll see what the assembly does. >> reporter: the a's didn't respond to the reverse boycott but announced all the funds would be don

the in the sea, a novel by ray naylor.a fascinating exploration of the nature of conscious that follows a team studying a newly discovered group of. intelligent octopuses, while the characters also wrestle with the meaning of artificial intelligence. and finally liberation day. stories by george saunders. the master unsettling short fiction returns to many of his familiar themes. nightmares, theme parks, capitalist monster cities, and the rise of authoritarianism revealing just much. we all learn to tolerate the taste of complicity, and the winner of the 2022 ray bradbury prize for science, fantasy and speculative fiction is. oh my gosh spear by nicola. unfortunately. nicola griffith is unable to join us tonight, but she sent a video to be played if she was the winner. so let's meet her now on video. good evening. i am delighted. really also surprise used to be here tonight. i never never in a million years thought i'd work with arthurian legend. that's because i don't like the matter of britain. i love it. i've always lov

rais al-sadat . hello, good morning . rehabilitation we have iran, the most important approach we had here is to start again instead of training and retraining after years of assistance, the national congress of 2018 was not present , the control program through non-surgical methods , the use of stem cells in control in prp therapy, methods of models physical and physiotherapy in the control, including the laser of oranges to sistan, especially for nerve diseases, from cerebro-spinal disease , strokes and rehabilitation in ms, cardiovascular pulmonary disease, and explanations for follow-up prevention, diagnosis and treatment of various diseases with nerve damage. from imaging in the control of hands and timely diagnosis and diagnostic equipment for the control of the nervous system were the most important axes of this year's congress, which was organized by the iranian rehabilitation association in cooperation with educational groups across the country in tehran and cities, and also related scientif

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this enter rays up 3 to nothing just like that. but things get interesting.th a's had the bases loaded. he's seth brown with the bloop single. >> runs come in to score that high. the game to wait. but in the top of 8th, another solo shot bites them in deep right-center. here we go. goes on to write that pruitt, his 12th of the season. >> that's the ballgame folks. a 43, but they take to one of the best in baseball. major golf is back in los angeles for the first time since 95 u.s. open began today la country club. there were many storylines heading into this tournament. we know all about that live drama, but the golfers made sure their play with talking point. a lot of familiar faces on top of the leaderboard. justin johnson taps in birdie. he is -7 right now expects a 3rd one stroke down behind the 2 leaders. rickie fowler for shot at the par 5 0th. get the 25 footer to curl in and dropped. finished 8 under 62 today. on the top setting a record and then van shaw flick. he had a birdie on a paper. both recorded the lowest round ever. just had a major champion

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for this , a lot return system is used, equipped with x-ray television interoscopes with an analytics function, and the second stage is an inspection. in fact, the human body. you and i are now in the room for personal searches. when there is a suspicion that a person is carrying prohibited items or items subject to customs control inside the human body. this applies to drugs , jewelry, and the like it is an x-ray scanner, but it has a very low dose, almost absolutely safe for human health, but i want to point out that forcing someone to pass? inspection, no one has the right. just in case of refusal of a person. it just doesn't fly anywhere. despite the existing general ban on carrying abortions on liquid containers above 100 ml. in some cases, security services are required to do this. this is baby food. it could be passengers with medication and the like. we have to make sure that this content is not always safe. you can try, so for this. actually already a special device, which is called liquid substance detectors. it just fits in a container. the analysis takes only 8 seconds. gr

the house of representatives is getting ready to hold chris ray in contempt. why? the fbi had a whistleblower come forward and allege that joe biden was personally involved in a $5 million bribery scheme. we don't know the details. comer knows, but i don't. we don't know the details, but my understanding from the public leaks is it did not concern china and the fbi as far as we know sat on it and didn't do anything about it and didn't investigate it. so today, the fbi brought the document over to show it to comer, but said it must remain confidential. apparently chairman comer decided this is serious enough and the american people need to see it. i have a message for chris ray. i have known chris for 25 years. he is not a left wing partisan. he is a company man. he believes he is protecting the fbi by circling the wagons. let me tell you something, chris. the fbi works for the american people. the american people have a right to have accountability to know is there evidence that joseph biden, junior, the president of the united states, was permanently -- personally

well, ray is a success story. many would be homebuyers are increasingly facing steep competition from private equity backed investors and the real estate market. so why did you want to show us this very block? this block is really a microcosm of the trends we've seen in milwaukee since the housing crisis. researcher john johnson studies housing and demographic policy issues at marquette university law school. highgrove holdings owns lots of houses on this block out of state investors and private equity firms are buying up hundreds of homes in milwaukee, often before they're advertised by real estate companies. these six houses, they bought them in one package deal. for $520,000 now per property. it's not exorbitant, but because it was sold in a package like that, you don't even have the chance. if you're somebody who just wants to buy a house to live in, does it make you angry? what's happening here in the city? i own a house in milwaukee and i pay much less per month than the people on this block who are probably

for this, a tray return system is used, equipped with x-ray television interoscopes with an analytics function, and the second stage is an inspection. in fact, the human body. we are now in the personal screening room used when there is a suspicion that a person is carrying prohibited items or items subject to customs control inside the human body. it's about drugs jewelry, etc. this is an x-ray scanner, but it has a very low dose, almost absolutely safe for human health, but i want to note that force someone to pass? inspection, no one has the right. just in case of refusal of a person. it just doesn't fly anywhere. despite the existing general ban on carrying abortions on liquid containers above 100 liters, the security service is obliged to do this . this is baby food. this may be passengers with medicine and the like. we will be obliged to make sure that this content is safe its not always. you can try, therefore, for this, in fact, you need a special device called liquid substance detectors. it just fits in a container. analysis takes only 8 seconds. green signal is the inspector

so ray's finding himself init a bit of a pickle as all that's happening. this disgraced former fbi head y james comey, he's out on an publicity tour, speaking to allt the usual suspects and , of course, defending his successor director raise a person of principle. and so i'm sure he's tryin inciple gright to ascertain what's the right thing to do consistent with department of justice policy. are consartment ofusticetraditi. and these are the kind of o the kerfuffles that blow up every so often in d.c. now it's ensnared the fbi. it'lit'sl pass .>> it will >> it'll pass . all right. joinin pass. g me now is johnr of radclyffe, former director of national intelligence under president trump. john , this person of principle seems to be slow walkinged. and investigation. we checked. it doesn't seeit doem --m it cob be wrong on this.i you might know that a previoushe fbeni director has been held in contempt. can they do it? i mean, where does the showdown go ? >> yeah.so, th so, pete, i think we heard from not one , not two , but s three whistle blowers that said

chris ray must know the people don't trust the fbi. document has been investigated why not give it over? from my understanding christopher ray believes turning over this do you mean could compromise the confidential human source the fbi run source all of the time. source information is important to investigations and in order to get sources to sign on there needs comfort this their safety is importance to you as the case agent and the fbi. when you are asked to turn manage over the request of congress they over see the fbi. you continue is important that you are in compliance with hat requests. >> that is the key frizz they do over seat fbi. congress man raskin said this. >> i understand that the chairman has been saying this is now part of an on going criminal investigation or prosecution. i did not pick this up if true all the more reason that documents should not be release friday investigation. of course the department of just has an iron clad policy you don't release documents from an on going investigation >> nicole's points if t

fbi director christopher ray has unclassified documents that he is refusing to you the american people pay his salary. asow of now, the hearings are on hold but each and every day with your public viewing i will be calling on christopher ray to be held in contempt of congress. [applause] in these documents we learn the corruption of the family. you've already heard about the members who've received at least $10 million that we know of from foreign adversaries to hide these transactions. there is no biden family business other than crime and corruption. on the floor of an oil and gas company, charisma they set themselves" we know he is not smart. [laughter] it's okay because his dad will protect us. a little damning for the big guy. a 5 million-dollar bribe. you have seen him publicly announce about his threat. it's alld tied together. and what happens when you first learn about biden threatening to withhold if he didn't lose his job asos prosecutor. and more corruption biden has classified documents, hillary clinton has classified documents, mike pence has classified documents. but whe

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the rays they rally 3, 2 game now. yandy rips a line out to left. by day run scores and we are tied up at 3 games. later in the josh lowe follows with an rbi single to right and the rays. take a 43 lead. teams later and then and this is just a visual for you. really matter. but luke raley takes all his frustration off and breaks a bat. the rays win 6 to 6, this can for baseball team left omaha left for omaha today for the college world series. it will be their 3rd straight year playing amongst the final 8 teams in the country. the 8th ranked cardinal will take on the top overall seed wake forest demon deacons in the opening round on saturday. the tournament is double elimination now before the guys hopped on the team, charter drew baldridge said this group is as confident as ever as they look to bring another national title back to the farm. >> things going for you know, it's a big stage and we're excited. but same time it's still baseball. so same game playing. so making too much of a big deal of it and just going for display that into dixon put it