. >>> a police sargeant said that the shooting was not about race.mattingly speaking out for the first time in a new interview with abc news and "the courier journal." >> it's not a race thing like people want to make it be. it's not. we were doing our job and returned fire. this is not us going hunting somebody down. this is nothing like that. >> mattingly says that officers thought that breonna taylor would be at the apartment there by herself. he was actually shot by taylor's boyfriend. prosecutors say that shot gave officers the reason to open fire which ultimately led to taylor's death. no charges were filed for that killing. >>> former detective brett henkinson is charged with firing blindly into the apartment. a former grand jury said they were never given the opportunity to consider homicide charges. daniel cameron disagreed with that decision but says he will not appeal it. >>> the fire that killed 34 people in the boat disaster off the coast of california last year may have been spark'd by cell phones and batteries left charging overnight.

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hannah sargeant is a fellow of the royal astronomical society as planetary scientist at the open universityme we've known that is frozen water in the polar regions of the moon, but this new research is really exciting because it tells us there's more water than we realised and actually in these areas that are sunlit, which means it's going to be more easily accessible than we previously thought, so itjust opens up the opportunities for finding and accessing this water. and how can we access it? what do we need to do in terms of missions and further exploration and experiments? yeah, so currently we have missions heading to the polar regions to look for this water ice but these are quite hazardous, you have to go to extremely dark and extremely cold craters, but now this opens up areas where we can send landers and rovers which don't require such difficult restrictions on where they can access, and they can simply dig it up. and i think what's interesting is, how is this water stable? because we thought that this water on the moon with no atmosphere would just vaporise, so how is it stored?

hannah sargeant is fellow of the royal astronomical society as planetary scientist at the open universitythis water. how can we access finding and accessing this water. how can we access it, what do we need to do in terms of missions and further exploration and experiments? currently we have missions heading to the polar regions to look for this water ice but these are quite hazardous and you have to go to extremely dark and extremely cold craters but now this opens up areas where we can send landers and rovers which do not require such difficult restrictions and where they can access and simply they can take it up. what's interesting is how is this water stable? we thought this water on the moon would just vaporise, so how is it stored? that's the next question and what the next experiments on the lunar surface will need to understand. can you extrapolate further what it could mean in terms of life in outer space, if i can use that term very broadly, this is quite an exciting development, isn't it?” broadly, this is quite an exciting development, isn't it? i think it is exciting, we are