the tilt of saturn is 26.7 degrees. mercury the planet is closest to the sun is the only one that was not hit by a random asteroid and it has no tilt. so mercury has no and if there were trees on it, would that not have fall leaves that not have colored leaves? god, god, i don't think there are actually trees on planet mercury. in fact, there's no life of any kind of so far as can tell. but if there were trees, there would be no fall colors. well, let talk about this little guy, the mandarin fish, which is only three inches long. it's a little guy found mostly in warm waters in the pacific and the mandarin gets his name because his colors look like he's wearing the robes of a chinese mandarin. one of the most extravagantly colored on planet earth. so the question, where did those elaborate colors come from and why why? probably most of, you know, that that every distinctive trait of a living organism came about because it had survival benefit over the course of darwinian evolution and it allowed the animal that gave it

so venus, mars, jupiter, saturn and mercury will be visible to the naked eye.ut as the weeks go by, the planets will become harder to spot as they progress over the horizon. so the best time to see the planets is after dusk, on a clear night and away from city lights. okay, who wants a vacation? right about now? getting away from work and relaxing is fab, right? but get this nearly 5,050% of us don't use all of our time off. here's our marcus washington with more. well, as much as we enjoy a good weekend, it might surprise you to hear how much vacation time people just leave on the table. almost half of employees don't use all of their paid time off. we actually spoke with the so-called millennial manager, who says that we need to change our mindset when it comes to our vacation. vacation time and pto days is a part of your compensation package, so it's one way to think about it. it's not like someone necessarily has to give you permission to take this. no, that's a that's a part of the agreement of the company that you work for, of the employees who don't take

federal when we have the individual in the circle of trust in they violated all the wrong reasons saturnd law enforcement get hurt because somebody doesn't believe in the mission and bottom line that's a criminal offense to help them find out who does in the prosecuted. david: in some cases being broadcast over the radio these are stations that were a part of something of george soros started out, they're getting it not only on the street from the demonstrators on the street but the tren de aragua and whoever listening to these over the radio. >> you really have to question i saw media reports on l.a. hardcopy media were there exposing this saying this is what's going on, shame on them and the fact are you promoting this reckless behavior whether fbi, hsi or sheriff's office were out there to protect the citizens intercommunity and then you have the national media local media coming out saying that just shows you where were at in this country we have to unite on that the people that cause the greatest risk to human needs should not be protected by media or anybody else. i get due process

. >> the car that i wrecked was a white four-door saturn. >> which might've looked like the car thatctly. and the next thing i know, i'm at a st. charles police station getting questioned for murder. >> police now feel that he has a lot of explaining to do. so as travis recalls, his story goes kind of something like this. >> i needed new insurance on my car. my buddy's like, "check this guy out." and called him up. he gave me a good rate. and then a week later, i'd been out, had a couple drinks. i wound up wrecking my car right by my apartment. my airbags deployed, and it knocked the sense out of me, and i staggered down the hill right to my apartment, didn't remember nothing. next day i woke up. i walk out my door and my car's not there. >> so travis calls police to report his car as stolen, but then is stunned to suddenly find himself a potential person of interest in a murder. >> i was scared to death. >> they were coming at you. >> yes, they were coming at me pretty good. >> travis has what seems like a likely story about why there's blood on his shirt. he says that when he crash

bottle of saturn antifreeze and coolants.ok at those bottles, the prosecution seemed to be saying, and common sense would tell you it wasn't suicide. nobody would down antifreeze on purpose, said the prosecutor, let alone bit by bit, as indicated in the coroner's report. there was no suicide note. he didn't go ahead and give away his possessions. suicide did not make sense. keith morrison (voiceover): now there was one person, the prosecutor argued, and only one, who had the means and the motive to poison matt-- his fiancée, holly mcfeeture. a parade of witnesses testified about matt and holly's rocky relationship, the bitter words, fierce arguments they couldn't help but overhear. when we would be fishing, that phone would be ringing every five minutes. she'd be screaming so loud, he'd be holding the phone out to this-- way away from his ear. i told him that he needed to protect himself. and i told him that he should remove his shotgun and-- from his house. keith morrison (voiceover): and far from being shattered by matt's d

is he going to go into saturn's money this?merican that took money from usaid is going to expose. let the american side. it is the government's money. it is taxpayers money. that is what the left doesn't understand. he doesn't care where it leads to, his investigations are enabling us to have a front row seat of your money is going on april 15 when you pay taxes, or my money is going. and every state ought to be doing with donald trump is doing for the country. host: talk about is meeting you have to go to, what is the nature of the meeting? guest: the meeting is the budget committee is responsible for putting out a resolution, reconciliation and what we are coming up with is baseline dollars to put on paper and jodey arrington, who's doing a good job, we are going over numbers. host: what is your ideal version of the reconciliation bill? guest: that a baseline of $2 trillion to cut with an aspiration of tube one $5 trillion, my aspirations are to have meaningful cuts and usaid which should have been cut a long time ago. you go