and please, rene to. yeah, i just want to add that, you know, we, we often take for granted all we have around us, right. but we don't appreciate as all the innovations we have i'm it has an origin and in fact the a, when you go in details it goes back to yeah, i'm answering basic questions. for example, i'll give you an example. the camera that looks at me is a technology that was the devise in the mid seventies. not to do a camera to do tv shows. it was a do a quote, the hubble space telescope, due to understanding universe. and so it is a to, you know, and as a fundings, to develop that village. and now today's, this everywhere. but just the tv, this is a medical imaging. so, you know, you should think astronomer is if we can use our intake itself. we this uh, you know, the, the, we are, i, i curious species and this is the trio, is that the, is the deepest root of innovation. so, fundamental science is fundamental to, to all we have around. uh, yeah, i wrote that down. curiosity is the deepest root of

you know, renee and jesse say is to the go with that, but go ahead renee quickly so that you know, you have to your allies to decades. this is very short. it means that we are generation will see this groundbreaking discovery. and that's really destroying when thinking about it. so we've humanity as reach the technology to maturity, transfer that question and that, you know, we should appreciate that is really amazing. and you know, i'm not going to say that web is going to do that. and, but as i said, it's going to make join step to understand the habitable. do you agree, right? i think in 5 you will say, okay, here's a planet we note as water in it and is i must spears and this other molecules. and it looks like this, this maybe habitable. well, that's the place to look at. and this will probably have all the emissions under big pills come on the ground to we look at the, the system. this is where we'll make a wheels and a major uh, discovery. and then just to clarify, uh, you know, we've discovered water and oxygen or am i, am i wrong about that, jesse? um, oxygen or 2, i'm not sure

and then renee, is there a spanking there? i was showing the audience just kind of the comparison of the korean and that'd be like for example, and some of those elements that you were describing. i do want to kind of, um, kind of ask or actually let me let eric baker. he sent us an question, but i'll put to you in a take a listen to what eric had say. given that the james web space telescope only see certain colors that are on the spectrum of light visible humans. how to sciences, go about color rising, the images that we could see online and i uh forget me. sorry, jesse, thats sorry for the address. sure. okay. um, so what we have to do is we have to take the wavelength that james webb test space sales rep is looking at which is in the infrared heat. and we have to map those into optical wavelengths that we can see with our eyes. so we, we take that, that section of the wavelength that we can't see and we re map it in something we can see. so these beautiful images are not what you would see with your eye if you were out in

rapp. >> we're here for renee. >> happy friday. >> and renee is with us.nimals as we take a look at what's being done to save some of our animal friends. all that kicking off "today in the wild" monday on "today". >>> president trump is facing serious new charges added to the classified documents case against him. there are growing signs he will be indicted in a separate case soon garrett haake joined us with the latest garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all eyes in washington are on this federal courthouse behind me yesterday where a grand jury has been hearing evidence in the 2020 election interference case. when the special counsel dropped this bombshell new indictment in the other case relating to his handling of classified documents. the new indictment outlining allegations mr. trump tried to have potentially damaging evidence against him destroyed two new counts of obstruction and adding a new defendant, a mar-a-lago employee who prosecutors allege told others that, quote, the boss wanted surveillance video demanded by prosecutors to b

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rene? what are you watching out for next week? >> i'm just on indictment watch. drop. we know there is gonna be at least one more shoe to drop, if not to. you know, i think that's the thing. looking at, you know, what jack smith is talking about, what's happening in atlanta, you know, which, you know, spin the wheel, which will be the next indictment that donald trump will face? >> renee graham, basil smikle jr., thank you very much. as always for coming to the sunday show. that will do it for me. thank you for watching two hours of the sunday show. i will be back next saturday and sunday at 9 am eastern. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram, and tiktok, using the handle, at weekend k part. . don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi is live next with the latest. the latest age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicle

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the african union says that's not enough to sorry, i'm renee is professor of history and international relations at united states. international university in nairobi, he told me earlier what both russian and african liter stand to gain from the piece plan. and the foot to broke up piece and to be seemed to be plants and international. i mean, it's, gives them the russia an opportunity to appear to be reasonable. and if it's because he does and then puts the other side, if it feels to, uh, to respond in uh positive way. so it's so with that would be after completing the plans. but also the, the tensions and the problem with getting some resources. but i need to say that is our political place, the global level and the plays right. keep the rush of the interest. yeah. let's turn to that because it seems pretty clear from this meeting that one of the things african leaders were most keen to see was assurances. the grain will continue to reach their countries to be able to feed their populations. but no russia recently pulled out of the black sea deals that allow ukraine to ship it screen

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thank you much so much for joining us, renee. so the usa are the favorites to win, but how do you think they'll do, considering a lot of the players are young and this is their 1st broke cock it? yeah, well thank you for having me. and there are 14 players across is 23 player roster that are in their 1st world cup and the ages ran from 18 and up. so i think the youth and the mixture of veterans like megan latino and julie herbs alongside the young players like go with the thompson and sophia smith. it's going to be a great mix and it makes it exciting because we just don't know what the teams gonna look like tonight. well, as we know, rafino is playing in her a final roll top. but just tell us, renee, what has her contribution been to the women's game? oh, my goodness on and off the field, megan or pino has changed the game. she's changed how players are able to be themselves biased and advocate for what they deserve. on and off the feel that had been a big part in the reason why women soccer as a whole has grown. i mean, i playe

oh, how does the biological father of renee and i'm raised biological father go out. that's not a problem in intermediates social environment. it allows for kids. okay. and does anyone that kindergarten think it strange that you have a father and a father? don't know to get violent for skills. he is increasing around the country plan. that's the big views have become socially acceptable. and the find the liberal telling these people we don't feel it as much. it seemed. so last week, homosexuals got their windows smashed and k pride flags are very few that. yeah, that i got that and that's just that we have to find. so we don't lose what we have achieved as the there were religious groups who wants to enroll things back of age and they want to repeal liberal laws. they want to introduce therapy to convert gave people anxiety for that. they don't want to fund medication for transsexuals or anything else that we ever change. most of the above. oh, really endo hud. a proud of how far they've come. first. personally and in these riley society where a central pillar of is o

. >>> singer renee rapp will be here to perform on the plaza that's all this morning on the third hourr renee rapp will be live all morning for our city concert series. they are all lining up outside of 30 rock for this performance. >> she looks familiar? you probably are a fan of that show "sex lives of college girls" on hbo. she was in that, also a singer, has been the entire time. >> and "the mindy kaling project. and she's here today thanks for ending the workweek with "early today. have a great weekend, and we'll see you right back here on monday >>> a new whirlwind of legal trouble surrounding former president donald trump. the special counsel hands down new charges to the republican frontrunner in the classified documents case as a possible indictment in the 2020 election investigation looms. >>> pain and rawemotion from the family and victims of the michigan shooting

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is there any danger that packaged on good, renee is on the deal off to the election and what are the implications of benefit those? i think the danger is actually before the election because we still have a few months to go. when this government has to relinquish part and then hand over under the constitution to appear, take a government. so i think there's a in and present danger that the administration of prime minister shall voucher div begins to resort to election gimmicks because they know that why uh, troubleshooting if is digging credits to for a vote in the default. they also know that there are the delay in the i'm a program, the delay in taking why is it cannot make decisions has come at a huge cost to focus of the economy. plus, i think the kind of economic mismanagement we've seen in the last year. and of course previously as well, has meant that inflation has really faded into the cost of living prices that you spoke of agent. and that is going to have a election cost for this government. so i think on the one hand, there is a risk that the present government, we start t

next from rene, in miami, ohio.sh teacher, who was your favorite english teacher and what kind of comments did they make about you? were you trouble in class or are you a late bloomer who excelled? >> upon advice of counsel, i refuse to answer questions about my grade. my teachers, wonderful, patient and still love of reading and writing, introduced me to ken follet, first author i read and gave me love for literature and grammar, wish i could go back and take school more seriously. thank you rene, and all the teachers who love and teach and encourage other people's children. and thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. good night from south carolina. h ca rolina * * >> todd: a fox news alert, extreme flooding rocks new york state, parts of northeast under fox flood warning and janice dean and covering it. >> ashley: and texas moves to build a wall that floats. >> todd: and rapper 50 cent bashing los angeles for letting criminals walk free, wait until you hear what he has to say about the city. i was once

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who brought medals and won in the olympiad, and especially these four students of the great elsa rening it is true that the world has moved. it is worth noting that we, ms. mina , ms. zahra thamili, who are members of the international team, are as sweet as a stone, and that a girl from our country managed to win a gold medal after 18 years , and two or three top girls. happy birthday to farshid, the results had come, but the results were not clear yet the course has spread to several countries, 89 different countries participated in the olympiad, how was it more difficult or easier compared to the previous courses and that last year, due to the corona situation , it was held in person . last year, the world olympics were not held online, but last year the world governments tried to hold them in person, and the main olympiad was held in person by humans . it is very low or not all countries, four strong students of chemistry field, they sent the amount of our demands, they worked hard and won medals, but the level of questions was very high, and the hosting was excellent, and we hope th

our next question comes to us from renee and miami, ohio. hey trey. high school english teacher, and i would love to know. who your favorite english teacher was when you were in school. and what kind of comments did they make about you? where you a trouble in class? or you a late bloomer who excel. upon the advice of counsel. i refuse to answer any questions about my high school grades, but i will talk about my teacher cynthia godfrey thorn morton, atlanta mahaffey, linda peeler , wonderful patient and still the love of reading and writing. my teachers introduced me to authors like ken follett , which was the first author i read that i didn't have to. they gave me a love for literature and grammar. wish i could go back in time and take school more seriously and appreciate that literature is science, psychology, history and philosophy combined. so thank you, renee and all the teachers who love and teach and encourage other people's children. and thank you for spending part of your sunday with us good night from south carolina. hello everyone. i'm dr ni

. >> reporter: renee grogan's answer is this.a mining prototype called eureka. >> so eureka is wow, we've got the solution. >> reporter: grogan's company, impossible metals, is trying to solve the problem of how to harvest the sea floor without damaging it. impossible because this is hard to do? >> yes. very much so. we need to be able to ensure that the ecosystem on the sea floor remains intact. >> reporter: on the canadian size of lake huron they lowered eureka into the water for a test run. so you guys put a little sandbox down there? >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: we watched as its retrablthable arm driven by artificial intelligence plucked these rocks off the sand. they mimic the so-called noj yooulz that contain metals on the bottom of the ocean. >> it kind of looks like that clothing at the arcade when you're trying to get the stuffed animal. is the idea this would only pick up the rocks that have something on them? >> yes. the claws themselves are driven by the ai and saying take it, leave it, take it, leave it. >> reporte

so his wife, renee, would be surprised. >> made me feel very special. and it's it can been a more perfect anniversary gift than a field of sunflowers. >> the pair has been together almost their entire lives, but we met in high school. >> she couldn't date till she was 16 and i called her on her 16th birthday. and that's when we started dating. and we had our first date was a roller skating party and ffa roller skating party in harper, kansas . >> the new sunflower field has drawn in people from all over kansas to take pictures and experience the state flower in full bloom. do the wilsons plan on making this a tradition? oh it's been fun. >> but i think one time is enough for us. someone. it's somebody else's turn. next year. >> something else to keep in mind is sunflower season is short. so these flowers will only be picture perfect for another 10 to 14 days in pratt abby ray kake news on your side o kake news. >> it is the sunflower state, kansas. you know, i'm from missouri, but i'm right next door. and so i spent a lot of time in kansas. i worked in

tonight 7 on your side producer renee cory explains the cruise ship bill of rights that goes back tohe sinking of the titanic. a bill that aims to prohibit employees from being mandated to confront shoplifters is making its way through the state legislature. how misinformation about it is already impacting the retail committee. dion: we will see online in about two minutes. larry: ♪ non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens. without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. >> linsey: tonight, major new developments in the war in ukraine. president biden's controversial decision about a new weapons deal. the president sending cluster munitions to ukraine as part of a new military aid package to help the fight against russia. the weapons c

it's called together by renee started by doctor renee dua, the same doctor behind the successful doctornd app called heal. i actively see patients and i run into the same few problems every single week for 20 years together lets you scan pill bottles for a complete picture of the medications you take to offer. retail reminders and analysis. this happens for anybody with a medical condition and anybody who has someone in their life that loves them that wants to help them take care of that medical condition. the app uses ai to sort through scans to suggest lab tests and preventative screenings. you might need to schedule, for example, we see here that you're taking a cholesterol pill, you need to have your liver enzymes checked while you're taking a class trip hill. the selfie vital feature gives you an instant snapshot of your health, including blood pressure and let you know if your medications are working. so just with a selfie, this is measuring my heart rate respiratory rate and also my blood oxygen level. >> it works by looking at the blood vessels in your retina. the idea that we u

it's called together by renee started by doctor renee dua, the same doctor behind the successful doctor few problems every single week for 20 years together lets you scan pill bottles for a complete picture of the medications you take to offer. retail reminders and analysis. this happens for anybody with a medical condition and anybody who has someone in their life that loves them wants to help them take care of that medical condition. the app uses ai to sort through scans to suggest lab tests and preventative screenings. you might need to schedule, for example, we see here that you're taking a cholesterol pill, you need to have your liver enzymes checked while you're taking a class hill. the selfie vital feature gives you an instant snapshot of your health, including blood pressure and let you know if your medications are working. so just with a selfie, this is measuring my heart rate respiratory rate and also my blood oxygen level. >> it works by looking at the blood vessels in your retina. the idea that we used the camera phone to learn about you was to me the game changer. informati

knowing his wife, renee really loves sunflowers. lee wilson decided to plant some in his field.ly planted 1.2 million of them. that's an 80 acre field covered with roughly 15,000 sunflowers for every acre. lee planted the flowers in may with the help from his son, and they somehow managed to keep it a secret from renee. the couple has been together since high school. >> it made me feel very special. and it's it could have been a more perfect and versary gift than a field of sunflowers. >> people can stop by the field and take photos. sunflower season is short, so they'll only be picture perfect for about two weeks. you can tell he is so happy that she is happy. >> he's just like i did that. >> i don't know how he kept it a secret. >> no. >> maybe she saw them. >> how did she not see it? was it kept a secret? >> she just didn't ask any questions. >> right. which is. that's nice. that is good. >> up next is seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live. and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google t

detroit and the us and they shaped what is now known as the sound of good and i, my name is blake rene, back in troy usa tech house, sol, capital of united, the detroit as known for its also, industry music scene. it's also considered the place where the 1st tucker attracts, were created. this was awesome for glossing. you know, detroit comes and goes and comes and goes like, it's like, it's like a cycle. added the phone of the soul in the phone from detroit. the decline of industry in detroit and the doing of a new technological age inspired. juan atkins and other musicians in the early eighty's to experiments with futuristic sounds. the next europe and electro music with african american don speeds i guess the arrival of the technological revolution, so to speak. it was the industrial age kind of came to a close and by detroit be one of the major industrial hurts in america. the city was kind of like just depleted because the robots took over most of the manufacturing jobs. they experimented with new electric sounds and was celebrated as techno rebels. even just the acute and later s

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