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of sunscreen really protect against the sun's harmful rays. and how much sun is actually good for us. hello and welcome to in good shape do you know those people who protect themselves from the sun regardless of the weather because sun is bad it harms your body but on the other hand. the sun is good for you it booth your immune system it makes you happy as a family doctor i would like to prescribe you suck but what are the dangers what is the right dosage and what are the side effects. when the weather's nice thomas folks prefer cycling to work he doesn't use u.v. protection happy to expose himself to the sun at specific times of the day he's a professor of dermatology and convinced that the sun is protective benefits also extent to our skin. when he's on a complex mind and if you avoid the sun completely and also use sun blockers and don't take vitamin supplements you're risking a serious vitamin d. deficiency the immediate impact is on your bones with a higher risk of osteoporosis but it also affects our health in general where the risk of c

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he appointed christopher ray.g to blame rod rosenstein which tells me he's not happy with christopher ray. >> it does seem to indicate what we've been hearing that the president is not happy with christopher ray. i think it's clear that the president wishes he could maybe get rid of christopher ray but it appears that the political implications of that is what's stopping him and the irony of this is this, john. christopher ray helped the investigation. he appointed fbi agents to help with this review that produced some of these documents that have now led to the justice department dropping these charges against michael flynn. he turned over some of those documents previously to the inspector general, which as i looked at some of these things, so it's not clear why the president is if i cfixated on christopher ray. he's the one who picked christopher ray. >> he works in the trump administration, therefore must have already joined the deep state. michael flynn pled guilty twice. michael flynn pled guilty twice. two

." >> trevor: you know, there are many great rays out there, ray romano, ray donovan, ray romano -- did but out of all the rays, the one ray we need most now is a ray of sunshine. ♪ let's kick it off in amsterdam, capital of the netherlands and if hot boxing was a city, like many places around the world, they're slowly starting to reopen as the pandemic subsides. one dutch restaurants gives us a glimpse of what our post-corona world might look like. >> a dutch restaurant is testing out a unique concept that follows social distancing guidelines. it is a small glass pod designed to fit up to three diners. the food is passed through the safe door from the safe distance and only people who live in the same house can share the space. the eatery in amsterdam has built five glass pods. they're quite popular. the pods are booked through next month. >> trevor: this dutch restaurant started serving people their food inside a tiny greenhouse. great idea but at the same time it gets rid of the best parts of eating at a restaurant, eve dropping on the other table. that's the only reason i go to a re

and also very important against your ultraviolet rays so you can look. up and see on some of the frames a little decoder you can read you the 400 also you can check it so you can check the list of course yeah you do it so he can take it here yeah and you can see this little you read here and when we make a board like this you can see yes you got a nice altro violet. well yes so it's good yes so what else do you have to look for . i think the size of the lenses is an important thing because you need the. lenses to help protect against the sun and also the colors are very important here there are different kind of colors like like yellow brownish or black so which is the best there are 3 colors gray brown and and green which is a best because you will see every scene was the most clear and i think color some like yellow a little bit different but orders so you've got different models. which is the best . next to mine in the heart i think this could be a very nice one if you ask me it's a little better about it depends on what this is about twice this one a

that is what ray said. mcpherson said experience soon demonstrated that the electors were chosen simply to register the will of the appointing state. doesn't the same principle undermine whatever you think some of the framers expected, the historical practice at least since the 12th amendment, has shown that states have imposed not just pledges, but have imposed fines and some removal of electors who are faithless? mr. lessig: first, no state has ever, prior to 2016, imposed a fine to remove an elector. two, our argument has nothing to do with expectations. it is the state's argument that hangs on expectations. what we say is that the constitution, as mcpherson says, should be read not according to modern-day expectations, but according to the words the ordinary expected meaning of the words the framers used in the constitution. chief justice roberts: justice kagan? justice kagan: let me ask about those words. most of your argument is -- argument depends on a reading of those terms. usually, we think of tho

on a rough surface light rays scatter in all directions in shallow water this produces wavy abstract patterns. when this light hits a smooth as glass surface it changes direction through refraction and is separated into different colors. like continues to move until it meets an obstacle in the case of dark clouds it simply swallowed up. and thanks to help are dying star in special theory of relativity we know that nothing can travel at or beyond the speed of light. what is light exactly for one thing it's electromagnetic radiation us only a small section of it is visible to us between violets and red over wavelengths between $300.00. ac and 715 enemy set. objects illuminated by that light a visible to us we don't actually see the objects themselves but the radiation that they reflect there's much more to life than meets the eye. it brightens things up everywhere light is omnipresent but what kind of weird matter is light isn't even matter at all or is it pure energy light only seems familiar to us might particles or photons open the doors to a truly strange world scientists used to b

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ray kelly: i think that we all can do better. i know that we could use more staff here in our operations center. stephen: ray kelly is public information officer for alameda county sheriff gregory ahern, who runs the emergency operations center. ray: a lot of that is up to the legislature to pass those laws. we would obviously be on board with something like that. stephen: while the auditor's report addressed the destructive wildfires, we found it also carries lessons for the current coronavirus crisis. when we called all nine bay area emergency operations offices or went online to view their emergency plans, we discovered a wide disparity in information that is available to the public. some plans had not been updated in nearly a decade. others linked to documents that weren't available or hadn't been written yet. two counties told us they could not share their plans because they included personal information like home phone numbers and addresses of key officials. arthur reingold: i think there's evidence that california's respon

good to see you, robert ray. >> thanks very much, liz.lizabeth: coming up, the associated press is now reporting that the criminal investigation led by u.s. attorney john durham into alleged abuses by the obama administration and the trump russia probe and michael flynn probe, that might wrap up this summer, right smack in the middle of the 2020 race. we're bringing in former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandoski on how badly it might damage joe biden's race and democrat as well. stay right there, we have more show for you coming up. dear fellow business leaders and technologists, i see all the amazing things you have been doing. you are transforming business models, and virtualizing workforces overnight. because so much of that relies on financing, we have committed two billion dollars to relieve the pressure on your business. as you adapt and transform, we're here with the people, financing, and technology, ready to help. ♪. elizabeth: welcome back. the associated press now reporting that the criminal investigation led by u.s. at

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let me just add to what robert ray said.no good faith belief in the bureau of the fbi and the department of justice that there was russian collusion or conspiracy or that the president was cooperating with the russians. what they did, in the fbi and the d.o.j. and along with brennan and klapper was seditious and subversive. this had nothing to do with the judgment counterintelligence and law enforcement. they wanted to take down the president and in order to do that they had a takedown flynn and once they took him down and one smaller was appointed they had one other goal, get the president of the united states to lie in an interview and that would be the impeachment. that would be the impeachment route. this is so disgusting to watch james comey sit there with a smirk on his face and destroy the fbi and it's great legacy. he is an embarrassment to the fbi. >> john solomon, it isn't just the bob mahler team of partisans and jame's comey's fbi and others, but you know, there has been a concerte concerted effort to hide this e

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. >>> blu-ray players are now part of a study to see if their laser can help kill coronavirus. physicists say the blu ray laser it self doesn't kill the virus but if you add a small crystal it creates a type of uv light that can kill the virus and it is not posing that much of a risk to us. >> if this whole package is this big, you could imagine making a mask that has a uvc battery-powered lamp in it that is cleaning the air that you breathe. >> so, the blu-ray sterilizes pretty cheap compared to medica. researchers hope to know this by the small when whether the small piece of technology can help us. >>> more social distancing circles are going up in san francisco places like dolores park as you can see here from drone view7. the painted circles are intended to help park goers stay six feet apart. some people call them city parking lots. you'll remember mayor london breed threatened to close parks that attract too many people who ignore the rules. i think this is a good idea, mike. i feel like when i've been out in the parks, most people have been in their little areas, but it