and it's only allowed by cosmic rays. cosmic rays that cross the atmosphere creates a conductive path for lightning discharges. the really important role is played in the real game boy cosmic rays because without cosmic police would be much less lightning activity so cosmic rays are very tightly connected with the globe electrical circuits. cosmic rays and the lightning flashes produced by them may be responsible for the molecular primordial soup that led to the creation of life on earth. the stars of the forges that it's that we've made of a local star the sun has provided this goldilocks environment that has allowed us to live. water to exist on earth and has allowed life to flourish and people to develop. and we've learned that the stalls may not of ever abandoned us we just make sure you are up to see. they have continued to look over us through cosmic rays out there in the milky way there is a supernova exploding every fifty years or so this is basing the milky way of our earth with this cosmic rays and these cosmic

the charges that we can see in the stock tame the cosmic rays they're not light rays they're subatomic particles tiny building blocks of matter that come from outer space almost at the speed of light and. their enormous energy allows them to reach the earth's surface where they hit just about everyone and everything. but they're invisible outside the spock. anger at least. at the beginning of the twentieth century scientists opened the door to an unknown and highly mysterious world the in a structure of atoms. they found electrons protons and a range of new subatomic particles. but something strange happened in their experiments. it made scientific history as run shell explains. and begin to realize and saves began to realize that there was always sort of a. thing i mean the charge for leaving. this simple electricity i've had two metal plates hanging on abroad as soon as electrical voltage was applied to the rod the plates moved past because they had the same type of charge. the ways of the plates pushed them back into their original position but they ought to have remained disconnect

if cosmic rays. are important for the formation of clouds then they're also important for the development of life on earth. clowns play a crucial role in the long term evolution of the planet's climate. this is a direct connection between cosmic rays and the conditions that can prettiest life . really investigating that now in cloud we don't have all the arms that we've seen that it does humble to certain circumstances by no means ready for. that's why we're doing experiments we still have many questions to answer. it's not yet possible to say how vital cosmic radiation is folks out formation but there's another climate phenomenon that's clearly related to cosmic rays it is perhaps decisive for the development of complex molecules on primitive planets the precious energy source for the evolution of the first molecules of life. this is connected with something called global electrical circuit. about a hundred kilometers above the earth you see are on a sphere cosmic rays float rain through the atmosph

ray was suspicious. they asked if they get search of the he was stupidly carrying a pistol which was unlawful in england. they put one in two and three together at the detectives that i don't believe her name is george raymond sneaker oddly you are not canadian. i played you are american. i believe you wanted for murder in the united states. ray simply collapses and disinterest as you've got it, i have nothing to say. i have nowhere to turn. >> host: nowhere in american history just folds under one simple question tragic there was no gun battle. he didn't yank the pistol out and start firing. unlike booth the went down in flames literally, unlikelihood of the oswald who was defined until the end and then murdered by jack ruby, james earl ray surrendered as neatly as a mouse. he was embarrassed that he was so timid he surrendered too easily. he tried to play up the story that he wasn't so weak but the story got out, and that was the ignoble end of james earl ray's run. >> host: you talk a lot in the book

we will miss you, ray."ed with chelsea football club is devastated to learn of the passing of our former player, captain and assistant coach, ray wilkins. rest in peace, ray, you will be dreadfully missed." carlo ancelotti has also had a say. "today is a very sad day, we have lost a fantastic person and a good friend. it was a pleasure to work with you, ray. all of my best wishes go to jackie his wife, and two childrenjade and ross, rip." ray wilkins, who has died at the age of 61. we look back at some of the great and not so great moments from the commonwealth games. former australia cricket captain steve smith and batsman cameron bancroft have both confirmed on social media today that they won't contest their ball tampering bans. smith, along with ex—vice captain david warner were both given one year bans and bancroft handed a nine month suspension by cricket australia after the incident against south africa. smith says, "i meant what i said about taking full responsibility." so as we've heard, day one sta

it makes him somebody by writing about ray and the chase to catch him. do you think that's something as the type of attention we're giving these notorious figure figureses? >> certainly we have to be careful how with we treat them. you know, a woman came to me after i wrote my lincoln book and she said i'm mad at you. i said why? she said you made me love general -- i said -- you haven't read the book that i wrote because i say that booth was a race arist and a murderer and hero of that story is abraham lincoln understand history we have to write about -- the great people and a the evildoers. but not make them a hero or anti-here or row he's not a antihero but a terrible man who killed one of the greatest americans ever lived a great man, and i'm sensitive to how i write these storieses because i don't any -- anyone to ever think that there's something lottable about booth or james earl ray and support to tell story of who they were, why they thought they were doing what they did, and what the consequences were. and -- st it's -- it's too easy to dismiss

james earl ray lived in the shadows. in fact, people often said they couldn't remember thinking about him. one of the surgeons that operated under his nose said it's funny i can't remember anything about him. a thing about him. he lived anonymously, he did volunteer for the george wallace presidential campaign in california and became the lot that hung out there. he was a man on a self-improvement quest in a lost soul looking to find himself and that is why it is so perplexing that he was motivated to kill doctor king. he certainly was a racist, but so were millions of people at that time. but he chose to give doctor king. i think if you look at the personality and what he says later after his capture, in the end i think that he wanted to be somebody after all. he wanted to do something significant and achieve something important. there were self hypnosis books he had, he took them all the way to england and concentrated on the manner to make it happen. i think he wanted to feel his wife didn't amount to nothing. he did

in the case of anthony ray hinton grace prevails. what happens when truth and faith are being assaulted by inequality? and unreliable systems? in the case of anthony ray hinton, truth and faith prevail. what happens when love and mercy are being challenged by hatred and condemnation and the life of anthony ray hinton, love and mostly prevailed. what happens when a beautiful man with a big heart, a brilliant mind and a rare soul, is condemned to death row? in this case, that man survives. he tells an extraordinary story. and he helps a community like ours, commit ourselves to doing more justice. depression for reform. ending the death penalty. i am so privileged to be here tonight. but first, my brother, that is what he is to me. he is family. and i will fight for him and protect him by family. he is second, my friend. because we connected a long time before we got to the moment when we can enjoy his freedom. last, he is my client. someone i care deeply about. someone i'll use every resource to protect. but mostly tonight, he is my he

so we do have x-ray techs. unfortunately several of those x-ray techs are actually out on some type of family medical leave. last week i got the green light to go ahead because we have a couple that are on ada. so i will be able to fill those positions. it's not -- like i mentioned, it's not that we don't have the bodies, it's what we are bringing in to supplement during that time when we do not have the body at work. so that body comes in the form of registry. so i just want to clarify that. when we think about it we don't have the amount of staffing but when you look at it collectively, you look at, well, i do have a lot of people on my staffing grid but they're not at work, they're off so 20% of my staff is out on fmla or some type of leave. so how do i get to take care of my patients with 20% of the staff not being there? then i bring in registry. the other pieces that working with ron and karen is how do i get a category to supplement that time. a lot of the times we don't know that people are going to go

so we do have x-ray techs. unfortunately several of those x-ray techs are actually out on some type of fly

and quite frankly i wish i was talking about the cartilaginous special no i'm talking sting rays and devices like them you may remember simulate cell towers in order to capture mobile device signals and the devices these sting rays depending on their sophistication can do everything from eavesdrop on your calls to plant malware on your phone now if that upsets you make sure you're sitting down because the united states government as of now isn't planning to do anything about it let's find out why as we start watching the hawks. like you that i got. this. week that. well they were the ones with the hawks i am to roll with for them to have a lot and where probably being listened to i would imagine i get this feeling that i got like thousands upon thousands of people watching and listening to me right now why would that be. norbi anyway but what do you see is all over the place of her life i don't know that i'm entirely shocked i mean it isn't as if this is a farm town so it's a good point there's a version for is a very good point yeah i mean one of the bigger things when you look at i

ray wilkins died at 61.eman. he is only 61, and i think a lot of people remember him playing for england and chelsea. as you say, he was a fantastic footballer because he held the team together. he was a classic midfielder. but he was also ina sky. classic midfielder. but he was also in a sky. and i think that is quite a rare thing in football to be such an all—round good person. a rare thing in football to be such an all-round good person. -- also a nice guy. the tributes that we have heard from so many people who knew him, played with him, or were coached by him. the thing is that football, there is a whole culture and industry. it is quite removed, sometimes colour from the game itself. those that turn up at school to watch games at the weekend, we would like to have more of this kind of ambassador for the sport. we hear so of ambassador for the sport. we hear so many negative stories about corruption in the industry, the foul behaviour of some of the players. it isa behaviour of some of the players. it i

only now and then did ray wilkins get the ball. cup final proof of the individual skill of the one of the finest team in men. for a decade he patrolled the midfield underappreciated but unerring keeping the motor running allowing the system to slow stop that was my philosophy of the game. keep the ball, make the opposition work so when they receive the ball they are tired because they have had to work hard to get it back. do not give the ball away cheaply. normally asa give the ball away cheaply. normally as a player you have one thing you can do quite well and i would like people to say i could pass the ball well, whether it was sideways or forward i'm not too sure. his leadership skills were spotted early. e b as a teenager, driving them back to the first division. after six years there it was onto united in his big part that 83 cup victory. he made his england debut eight years earlier in his first international torment doing this to belgium. for the most part he played rhythm, allowing others the flow to lead my fellows. it was

commentator: ray wilkins scores for england!part. winning 84 caps over the course of a decade. his sending—off at the 1986 world cup demonstrating the passion that was always a part of his play. he lived for the game and he loved the game, ray. and he was massively passionate when he played, he had high expectations of you when you played alongside him. people genuinely loved the man. he was a great guy and a wonderful footballer. after retiring as a player, he naturally progressed to managing and coaching, assisting chelsea to a premier league and fa cup double in 2010. ray wilkins will be remembered as a gentleman of the game, who did the little things for some of the biggest clubs. perhaps the ultimate team player. ray wilkins — who has died at the age of 61. our top story this evening. the foreign secretary hits back after he's accused by labour of exaggerating evidence that russia was responsible for the salisbury nerve agent attack. and still to come: a two week festival of sport — the commonwealth games opens in australia

ray smith in colorado and ray smith in maryland, new jersey, kansas, but did he go by the name ray smithback. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and had grown up without knowing any blood relatives. all this ray smith knew was his mother's name, which according to his birth certificate, it was geri. he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley took him from geri except ray was turned over to a woman named annalee brown, and named him jimmy brown, the only name that he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot are of health problems, from what i was

and quite frankly i wish i was talking about the cartilage and especially now i'm talking sting rays devices like them you may remember simulate cell towers in order to capture mobile device signals and the devices these sting rays depending on their sophistication can do everything from eavesdrop on your calls to plant malware on your phone now if that upsets you make sure you're sitting down because the united states government as of now isn't planning to do anything about it let's find out why as we start watching the hawks. like you know that i got. well the watching the hawks i am a robot and i'm top of the list and where probably being listened to right now i would imagine i get this feeling that i got like thousands upon thousands of people watching and listening to me right now why would that be i have no idea anyway but wow do you see sting rays all over the place a perfectly well without them couldn't entirely shop i mean it isn't as if this is a farm town so it's a good point that's a very good point is a very good point yeah i mean one of the bigger things when you look a

and quite frankly i wish i was talking about the cartilage and especially now i'm talking sting rays devices like them you may remember simulate cell towers in order to capture mobile device signals and the devices these sting rays depending on their sophistication can do everything from eavesdrop on your calls to plant malware on your phone now if that upsets you make sure you're sitting down because the united states government as of now isn't planning to do anything about it let's find out why as we start watching the hawks. it's. good to see you. like you know that i got. this. week so. well that we're going to watch the hawks i am to roll with them to have the law and if we are probably being listened to i would imagine i get this feeling that i got like thousands upon thousands of people watching and listening to me right now why would that be. more of your anyway but why do you see rays all over the place a perfectly well i don't know that i'm entirely shocked i mean it isn't as if this is a farm town so it's a good point there's a version for is a very good point yeah i mean

anthony ray hidden was sentenced to die. a loving son they could find themselves in such an unthinkable position. of the equal justice initiative. at the supreme court of the united states. as the reason they are in this building and not that one. before we meet. the two alabama heroes. they're doing a much better job than i could. we will have signed copies. and now if you will please start that video. fifty-eight years old. he lived more than half his life inside a cage. today he is seeing and experiencing things for the first time in decades. thank you for giving up my life my life back. just being here. the night mare began in 1985. ronald reagan was president. under the cover of darkness. another man who survived the shooting and help identify the 29-year-old is the killer. what's that mean to you. you never think about your freedom until it's taken away from you. you can't put a price tag on it. so much about the world has changed he goes back to the hope will be sure to gather now abandoned. the first time there since

this is just x-ray only. 3,149. 807ctnr. my classmates are going to ucsf for better pay and wages so i will ask you to help us to better staffing and better wages for our staffing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mondonaa. i've been with city and county of san francisco for 30 years. i currently am a charge shift for the swing shift in raidology. six or seven months after i started working in 1988, in 1989, we got the 50% raise and this is the historical situation that we have in raidology. we've always been below the industry. in 2004, again, you have to take drastic majors to be heard by the city of we are under raidology workers. the last director came from outside. he brought some new evidence and expertise to do the reclassification for us. we started that six years ago. i've been trying to make people understand what we do as raidology and what is it that we need to have to be compared to other hospitals in the bay area. we got halfway there and they keep saying five,

commentator: ray wilkins scores for england!ng 84 caps over the course of a decade. his sending—off at the 1986 world cup demonstrating the passion that was always a part of his play. he lived for the game and he loved the game, ray. and he was massively passionate when he played. he had high expectations of you when you played alongside him. people genuinely loved the man. he was a great guy and a wonderful footballer. after retiring as a player, he naturally progressed to managing and coaching, assisting chelsea to a premier league and fa cup double in 2010. ray wilkins will be remembered as a gentleman of the game, who did the little things for some of the biggest clubs. perhaps the ultimate team player. today's many tributes to the former england football captain, ray wilkins, who has died aged 61. 50 years ago today, the civil rights leader martin luther king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee. tonight, bells will ring out, followed by a moment of silence, to mark the moment he was killed. despite the decades that have

ray being of a similarage and chelsea in those days.i think the first time that i really got to know him on the ability side of how he could play but also well was when we play for england schoolboys together. he was just so good. so for england schoolboys together. he wasjust so good. so much better than everybody else. probably a couple of years advanced of his yea rs couple of years advanced of his years at that particular time, and you look at him and he suddenly thought this guy is good. this guy will go on and on and on, and he most certainly did playing wise and coaching. we are looking at some pictures of him in action and he clearly was a really, one of the most talented players of his generation. certainly was, and i think in those younger years up to the age of 18 when he became captain of chelsea, a lot was expected of him ongoing, and i think chelsea do that. unfortunately the financial constraints for chelsea at the time he had to leave and i think that was probably a major blow to him, having loved chelsea, lived for chel

ray wilkins, who has died at the age of 61.rk said the announcement was a vote of confidence in vauxhall‘s workforce and in the uk‘s car industry. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. this is vauxhall‘s factory in luton. it builds vans and employs 11100 people. but its future has been in doubt as vauxhall and its parent group 0pal were taken over last year by the french giant psa group — the owner of peugeot and citroen. the vauxhall vivaro, it is made in luton and exported across europe. and will be for another few years. but after that, the plant is going to need more work. and that‘s what today‘s announcement promises to provide. psa says it will start to make a new version of the vivaro in luton next year. and is planning to expand the factory. 60,000 vans were made there last year. it currently has a maximum capacity of 70,000. but psa says it wants to increase that figure to 100,000. the plan unveiled today by psa boss carlos tavares is understood to involve an investment of more than £100 million. with the go

james earl ray had arrived in memphis. i'm not going to take much time to talk about james earl ray because i want to keep this introduction as soon as possible. but i will say that the book profiles james earl ray and it describes his actions april 3 and april 4 in 1968 and also describes the uncanny series of lucky breaks and enabled him to murder king. the next day, april 4, things are at the hotel he meets with some aid and is in a melancholy mood. through all of the troubles in the challenges that he faced at times you may know this story. his room at the motel was on the second floor. the room opened up to a balcony and at 6:00 he is invited to dinner at the house of a local minister and goes to the balco balcony. he talks to some of his aides in the parking lot below and james earl ray is across the street in a house, fires his rifle, the bullet strikes him on the right side of his face and he drops instantly to the floor of the balcony. the ambulance rushes him to st. joseph's hospital and he is pronounced dead at

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ray brown, you heard this video clip.re going a week later from april 23 to april 30 when it was one of the largest mass arrests, 0. you are one of the people arrested. >> we were clear from the beginning we were going to be arrested. there were many overtures for the black students to leave. we said no. amy: just to the black students? >> they try to consciously -- we had visitors from the mayor's office, the president's office, everybody was china separate us because we were the fulcrum. it turned out they could not lure us out with the promises. none of our people were injured at all because we were very disciplined about it. we had dated counterinsurgency doctrine. we had met with police officials over the years to talk about how to handle demonstrations. we had thought about this because history is different from others. we were quite prepared for this. none of our people were injured. that doesn't mean we endorse the use of force against a white students. but in fact, this event changed response tolice demonstration

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this was the diet pepsi that was right for ray. and your uncle ray. and this ray... good in a can, in a bottle, in a truck, or in extreme close-up. ohhh bubbles. this is the diet pepsi your mom drank when she was young. and drinks now that she's... don't you dare! this is the diet pepsi that's always the right one. pablockers. be such... [ crowing ] prom night! i can't believe they're so grown up. you think your dad liked me? s'up? one shot to the groin, stab and drag. i don't think so. this pact is gonna make tonight even more perfect. [ ding ] what the hell is that? they're planning on losing their virginity on prom night. i'm gonna stop them. i'm in. [ screaming ] they're gettin' away. [ tires screeching ] i'll do anything for my daughter. what about a chugging contest? bring it. not that kind of chugging. whoa! this changes everything i know. blockers. rated r. sarge, i just got a tip. that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy?

ray brown, you heard this video clip.re going a week later from april 23 to april 30 when it was one of the largest mass arrests, 700. you are one of the people arrested. >> we were clear from the beginning we were going to be arrested. there were many overtures for the black studedents to leave. we said no. amy: just to the black students? >> they try to consciously -- we had visitors from the mayor's office, the president's office, everybody was china separate us because we were the fulcrum. it turned out they could not lure us out with the promises. none of our people were injured at all because we were very disciplined about it. we had dated counterinsurgency doctrine. we had met with police officials over the years to talk about how to handle demonstrations. we had thought about this because history is differenent from others. we were quite prepared for this. none of our people were injured. that doesn't mean we endorse the use of force against a white students. but in fact, this event changed response tolice demotrt

. >> to impeach christopher ray? >> absolutely. we are not messing around here.eather: the steps they are vowing to take if they keep playing games. california the only barter straight to announce national guard deployments and as more troops go south, and exclusive look at new steps the trump administration is taking to beef up security. griff jenkins is up next. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. heather: virginia democratic governor welcoming illegal immigrants with open arms, vetoing a bill to ban sanctuary cities. allowing local law enforcement and ice to work together would allow precious resources which is, quote, unnecessary and divisive, lawmakers butting heads over this decision. >> we

ray -- rosenstein, mr. ray, and others. the attorneys in the justice department are among the best in the country, and mr. mueller and mr. rosenstein are in that group. and the f.b.i. are the finest law enforcement people in our country. mr. ray heads that office up. esides being outstanding of rectitude what else did mr. ray, mr. rosenstein, and mr. mueller have in common? they are all republicans. and they have all been attacked by our president. our president said, when the warrant was issued on his attorney's office for his materials, that that was an attack on our country. in my opinion, that statement our justice s on department and our f.b.i. and our mr. rosenstein and mr. mueller and mr. ray, those were the our justice attacks on our country. when one undermines the justice department and the f.b.i., basically people working in the federal government to protect us and see that our laws are carried out in an appropriate a manner, and that the rule of law which this country is respected for all around the world is mea

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ray machine that scans the entire back while the patient is standing. that's humans on the loose cassandra we now have a three dimensional image of her spine but it also shows the connections to her pelvis and hip joints and her families and that helps us determine exactly which profile we need to set using the screw implants. the scan x. rays cassandra's body layer by layer using a much lower radiation level than the ordinary procedures thanks to the vertical images the positions of the screws can be determined much more precisely. and then pairs of pedicle screws will be anchored into the spine which will then be connected to one another over one or two rods on the right and left. but none of the. one we can on the operation is proving a success because sandra has been on her feet again for three days now. a new image taken with a vertical scan it shows what a success the operation has been. shape of has spine has been almost completely straight and using a total of twenty screws. the curvature went from ninety degrees to only twenty two degrees. and

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