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the video shows a white woman pulling down several latin american flags in front of an east bay schoole suratos tells us, the school's leaders are turning into incident to a teachable moment for students. >> reporter: the flags are up again at havens court school campus in east oakland. they represent several latin american countries to honor hispanic heritage month. but over the weekend, someone, for no apparent reason, decided to take them down. >> we know it was someone unrelated to the school, someone who just decided maybe as they were passing by, they see flags they don't like, and they decided they wanted to take them down. >> john sasaki says they don't know the person who took them down this past saturday. a video circulating on instagram catches the white woman in the act as the person shooting the video asking why she's doing it. she doesn't really respond. the school's principal spotted the flag's crumpled up in a corner later in the day but had no idea what happened until she saw the video. >> she suspected there may have been some kind of racist connection or, you know, s

up is down, white is black. truth is false. but here's the thing, all of these words ring totally hollow to every member on the security council. so this spewing of words is not having an effect. on the contrary. i think it just shows the total disconnect between russia and virtually the entirety of the rest of the world. >> at the moment we spoke to the secretary, russia was hurrying through what it calls elections to force these areas of ukraine's occupied east and south into the russian federation. >> these so-call the elections are a sham, period. they go in. they put in puppet governments, local governments. and then they proceed with a vote, which they'll manipulate in any event, to try to declare the territory russian territory. it is not. it will never be recognized as such. and the ukrainians have every right to take it back. >> blinken came to our interview after meeting china's foreign minister. china has been raising pressure on the democratic island of taiwan, which, in our conversation last week, president biden p

by sunday biden will have gone 219 days without a sit-down interview. the white only interviewed 22 times between taking office and may of this year. at the same point in his term president trump sat down for 90 interviews with the media and i know that president obama sat down for even more than that. 187, i think. >> there is a reason why he is going on 60 minutes. a taped interview. things can be edited out. 60 minutes twitter feed. president joe biden tells 60 minutes went into the deal that stopped the nationwide railroad strike. amazing timing. joe biden sat down with him at the very day the crisis no one heard about this week was averted. it will be a fixed fight. not the 60 minutes we grew up with. we saw it with lesley stahl and president trump insisted to investigate the hunter biden story and said there isn't there there. we know what to expect. >> president biden lied to george stephanopolous last year during the horrific sit-down. thank you so much. great to see you. that does it for us. "outnumbered" after the break. inspections. no upfront costs at

this has to come from the white house down. we're going to march to the white house and we're going to beg and plead for them to hear our cries and for them to do something about fentanyl that's poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans. it's not normal. >> now, april told me, she wants the fentanyl crisis treated like covid-19 and they want not only china held accountable and cartels held accountable and the drug dealers held accountable, too. griff: our hearts go out to that mother and the families with the crisis down on the mall. >> california governor gavin newsom accusing of governor desantis as potentially kidnapping the migrants over the border crisis. and joining us, congressman, thank you so much for joining us, appreciate your time. >> thank you. thank you for having me this morning. so one thing that stood out to me was washington d.c. mayor muriel bowser this week said we can't handle the influx of migrants, we're not a border town. we're not texas. your response to that? >> i think mayor bowser should talk to pr

this will make it easier to bring down the white giant. yeah, the 29 of those. somewhere down there to some bo holes are still missing room. let's see. it was magnet. it's documented. and oh good was. they want to blow up floors 6 and 7 on can. you can imagine it's like a tree. i'm all remember to follow tree honey to cut out a which is how and that's exactly what we'll do here. hang tight, we're blast out a which i forgot. so this is the high rise or will blast out a which so falls down the even plan to have to which is one in the basement and one on the 6th floor. so the white giant collapses in on itself. the whole process should only take about 15 seconds. no single misty. it is not as it were. kindergarten, children who, rec, other kids towers. oscar for people often ask a solution, don't you have a problem, but you're always destroying style shopping blocks that know we're making room for something new about them that makes us happy. angel conditions, revulsion. this demolition will shape or rica. marta says future korea because the industry is closely watc

this has to come from the white house down. we are going the march to the white house and we are going to beg and we are going to plead for them to hear our cries and for them to do something about fentanyl that's poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans. it's not normal. alex: families who traveled around the country saying that fentanyl needs to be considered a weapon of mass destruction, according to cdc last year over 107,000 americans died due to drug overdose. 67% of those were fentanyl related. the parents we spoke with say those were homicides. fentanyl is a power synthetic drug produced in china imported through our southern border. it's disguised to be sold or as within other substances. >> one pill will kill. these kids are dying on american soil. why aren't we doing something? why isn't this on the news every day? alex: i spoke with a group of moms who traveled here from texas and they told me they want to see the southern border close and for cartels and drug dealers to be held responsible, eric? eric: they need

this will make it easier to bring down the white giant. the $29.00 of those somewhere fell on them to some bull holes are still missing. well, let's see. it was martina, it's documented. all good was they want to blow up floors 6 and 7 and can, you can imagine it's like a tree. i'm home. remember to follow tree honey to cut out of which is how and that's exactly what we'll do here. hang tight will blast out a, which i forgot. so this is the high rise was, will blast out a wage. so it falls down the even plan to have to, which is one in the basement and one on the 6th floor. so the white giant collapses in on itself. the whole process should only take about 15 seconds. this is misty, it is not as if we're kindergarten. children who rec, other kids towers. awful people often ask us an issue. don't you have a problem, but you're always destroying style shopping, blood, but know we're making room for something new. belgium that makes us happy angel editions. vultures. this demolition will shape or re come. marta says future korea because the i

much the entirety of the grounds was enveloped as one big construction site when the white house itself was torn down to the bare walls and the studs. you see the famous photos of a bulldozer inside the white house, all the staging for that pretty well obliterated the previous iterations of the garden and then bring in jackie kennedy and jfk in 1962 with the modern rose garden. >> yeah. and that's where mrs. kennedy called in bunny mellon, and they did very extensive, lovely recreation. you know, the white house grounds and the rose garden are really kind of formal places. i think very few people in the public get to visit it personally. it is not a suburban backyard. but you described in your book and in your -- that more relaxed functions. it is a private place for families, but it's almost kind of i think you call it supernatural. >> yeah. and i think most people in the united states or anywhere around the world sort of view the white house as the sort of supernatural place. and, to be fair, it kind of is. but it's also at its core a home and a home office. and for those of us still going through

white giant. they marked down each charge with its number and position in a large table. the bottom, no, you don't. okay? oh, okay, okay, good martin hope fir pause over the demolition plan which still needs the approval from a structural engineer from dr. mill's to just confirm the structural stability suffer great. zach was a household a home as well. yeah, this project was a huge challenge that we need to factor in a bunch of things all at once. these are starting with the crammed conditions. i might be bless, fired msm that we only have limited space available off of her go to the right of the white giant is an underground parking lot that must remain intact in front. is the street up for and matters have developed a bold plan. they want to fold the middle blocks fast and then let the outer to tip into the resulting gap about the explosive challenges must not interfere with each other. additionally, the left block must also be folded, otherwise it would be too long for the gap. there. sidney pessimistic doesn't, we're not pessimists for the month of we're always optim

the only bipartisan group of members of congress down to our border not for photo ops like you see a lot of political folks do depend whoing is in the white a long time to put this bill together to assure that it checked off on all the legalities. i met with the president of guatemala to get permission to allow us to do this on their soil. this has taken a lot of work to get the language in to this bill to get it filed. it is a real solution for people to stop pointing fingers -- >> neil: it's very intriguing. you had a chance and, you know, you put a lot into this and talked to border officials. do they like what they hear? or do they fear that it's only a matter of time whether slowed down or not that millions get here anyway. this is just a process to stymie that a little bit? >> to take off the pressure. i first -- >> neil: would it be the same number? is it your hunch or guess in the end we'll still be dealing with record numbers trying to get here, just a better process through which they do? >> we may. it will be a better process and take the pressure off of our southern border. we'll vet people away from the country. this is an id

. >> we should not be the boots on the ground this has to come from the white house down ever going toarch to the white house and we're going to beg and plead and hear our cries and for them to do something about fentanyl that is poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans, it is not normal. >> families who traveled around the country say fentanyl needs to be considered a weapon of mass distraction. according to the cdc last year over 107,000 americans die due to drug overdose, 66% of those fentanyl related, the printer spoke with said those were homicides, fentanyl is a powerful synthetic drug produced in china through our southern border it is disguised to be sold as were within other substances. >> one pill will kill, these kids are dying on american soil, why are we doing something, why isn't this on the news every day. >> i spoke with a group of moms who traveled hear from texas, they told me they want to see the southern border closed and cartels and drug dealers held responsible. >> alexandria hoff from washington, thank you. jon: another somber day of warning in london thousan

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this is a probe into whether or not the president improperly took classified documents from the white house downs home in florida. we know the fbi executed the search warrant. what is the latest on that particular investigation? >> both sides have commented. a special master is a phenomenon that has really emerged. it in both of those cases, they argued they were attorneys for president trump so some of the documents could have attorney-client privilege. the complicated thing is that this is the ex-president in possession of classified documents. and the government is arguing, the department of justice is arguing that he has no right to those documents. they are clearly government property by their nature because they are marked classified. there is no question of privilege and with respect to classified documents, the justice department is arguing that they should have unfettered access both to investigate and for national security reasons. former president trump's attorneys say that we need to pause and there might be something that they shouldn't be looking at. the justice department response

down. tom: not part of the white house plans at this point. you have more hawkish commentary from officials including bullard saying higher for longer is needed, a reminder the dot plot stateside at 4% next year. the ftse 100, after that unusual statement from the imf critiquing the truss government's mini-budget. we will check in on gilts shortly. that selling pressure resumed yesterday. in the states, the 10 year getting back up to 4%. the ftse down .9%, the cac 40 off 59 points and the spanish ibex lower 69 points. let's switch it over to futures stateside. after turnaround yesterday, currently down .6%. for context, asia seeing its immersed -- worst market rout in a decade. back above 4% for the first time since 2010 for the u.s. 10 year. euro-dollar at 0.9 five, dollar back to a fresh record. down .4 percent. we are keeping an eye on gas prices, they jumped again yesterday, current up 12% on concerns around sabotage and threats from russia around cutting the remaining gas that runs through ukraine. francine: if you look at sectors, not mu

republicans say there will no deal on immigration reform until the white house secures the border. downylvania avenue the white house is blasting republicans and basically preparing, bracing for a potential, another group of migrants to be flown into the president's home state of delaware. watch. >> so yes, we have received word of the flights and, yes, we are coordinating closely with state officials and local service providers. this is again, a political stunt that they are taking for their own, for their own political narrative. it is not about really dealing with what is happening and coming up with a solution. reporter: whatever you want to call it it is forcing democrats here on the hill to revisit immigration reform just seven weeks ahead of the midterm election. now progressive representative ro khanna is calling on vice president kamala harris to help the democrats strike a deal on immigration reform. >> do you think she is doing a good job with the border? >> i think we need a better solution on comprehensive immigration reform. i would say to the vice president to help lead t

they burned the church across from the white house and they tried tearing down the statues in lafayetteark. they wouldn't stop, they tried crawling the fences of the white house and basically storming it and we should have an investigation of may 31. we could round them up and send these people to jail. >> the may 31, matt schlapp went undercover into washington when that was going on. tell them what you witnessed. >> i wasn't the impetus for it. we were in virginia with lauren and her family and friends and other cpac supporters. we were in a state of shock. it was laura who said that's go see this. it's not been reported accurately. she is one tough mother. [laughter] [applause] we got dressed up. i was borrowing football gear. i had tasseled loafers on. i got ready and my daughters looked at me and they said you're going to get hit look at your shoes. i have to say all you could smell was drugs. there were no cops. it was complete pandemonium like a scene from a movie escape from new york. i saw them spray painting they had cans of spray paint. the desecration that was going on live,

as you can see there is nobody over there but white jerseys. it's batted down in double coverage. tigers defense did not not get many stops today. they won it 51-45 and brian enjoyed the game. stanford later tonight tonight and cal is playing right right now. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. the gas giants jupiter will make its closest approach to the planet earth and and 59 years on monday night. images captured last month by the james webb's telescope. next next week you can get a close-up close-up view. you can see jupiter any time at night at this time of the year. its gleag in the southeastern sky. you cannotss of binoculars should be able to catch you some details of the planet. > >> the uss hornet museum celebrating hispanic heritage month. special displays and exhs and speakers highlighted the con of the spanish americans to the armed forces throughout the history of the united states. hispanic veterans talked about their journey in and beyond the armed forces. >> the ways that we choose to serve in the way and the reason we chose to service that we did our crazy

and by the way, to do it all, on the contrary, set it to make white black, and put everything upside downd white, by the way, this is a trademark of today's western politicians, who base their actions exclusively on lies, for good reason. ah, faithful students. uh, ukrainian uh, propagandists. e. now , uh, they are actively using disinformation as the truth and passing it off as the truth. at the same time, completely, without looking back at the fact that this is not supported by logic, nor by meaning, much less by facts. uh, yes, indeed, i am lost in vague doubts that the sewer you cited may have studied at the higher school of the party school. yes, either learned from those who studied there. that's because the united states is now very similar to the heirs of the soviet union, and they took it. fucking what to take the best and so on. ah, what we wanted to get rid of, they accepted it, and it seems to me that evgeny schwartz was here for sure, who killed the dragon. itself becomes a dragon now is a time when history, uh, runs after us, hits us on the head and says, learn my lessons a

. >> todd: the white house cracking down on maga rhetoric. mayor kechalance bottoms had this to say sglchl what we see with the maga republican agenda will disrupt our democracy, i think it will be important to call out any effort there is to destroy essentially destroy the united states of america. >> todd: wow, the white house maintains only a segment of the republican party poses a threat, president biden has said maga ideaologies overrun the gop. >> todd: and bracing for tropical storm ian. the intense storm pouring down on the caribbean yesterday, emergency declarations as ian could hit the states. president biden canceling an apeerance in the sunshine state. some residentss could be without electricity for days. >> carley: history in the making, asteroid defense system is set to collide into an asteroid at 14,000 miles per hour, the double asteroid redirection test or dart is part of nasa larger planetary defense initiative. today's mission is just practice, to stop an asteroid from barrelling into earth. >> todd: i saw a movie on this

. >> carley: the white house is doubling down on divisive maga rhetoric. white house advisor and former mayor kechalance botoms had this to say yesterday. >> what we see with maga agenda is to disrupt democracy. it is important to call out any efforts there is to destroy the united states of america. >> carley: white house maintains only segment of the republican party poses a threat. >> todd: italy elected a new prime minister, meloni would be the country's first female prime minister. it is part of tide across europe and the chief is warning, my approach is that whatever democratic government is willing to work with us, we're working together. i've spoken about hungary and poland, we have the tools. what does that mean? sweden surprised american progressive, elected a conservative woman as prime minister. interesting. breaking now, ian has strengthened into a hurricane, florida bracing for impact, we'll track the storm all morning long. >> carley: crime topping abortion as leading issue, should this be a wake-up call for democrats? raymond lopez is a demo

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he was, if you will, so cavalier and careless in the way he handled documents in the white house, and perhaps even down at mar-a-lago, that he took thingsn up to the lake -- lincoln bedroom, he left them strewn around the east wing of the white house, he took them down to mar-a-lago and left them strewn around their. and this was somehow implicitly declassified. i think that's the broadest trump argument. maybe they think they can level that somewhere and get some traction for it, but the judge said in this proceeding, it's not a criminal case where the government has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. the burdens on trump's lawyers to prove that this stuff wasn't classified if that is indeed a critical issue that stunt contention in this case. >> until then, unless theyn do, that he's gonna presume they are classified. i thought was really interesting. a, he's not gonna let them have access to the documents as they desperately want, and be, he himself doesn't want to look at the documents. that's how seriously he's t treating the government claims of classification. >> he's living on a fair

. >> polls focused on the president are down. 39% approval rating. even the white house white house officials insist their policies are winning people over. >> think about the pieces of, of legislation that we have passed they are very popular with the american people, with republicans and democrats. ing. >> as president biden hosted the atlanta braves to celebrate their world series win. >> i know in georgia you show up when it counts. >> just 35% of democrats say they want biden on the ballot in 2024. 5 #% say they favor someone else. >> should he take another stab at winning the white house? >> so, it -- jim, i would love to say yes or no. but, truly, it is not my call. >> the former white house press secretary now warns this president could be a liability in the midterms. >> if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose. and they know that. >> the top four highly important issues per this "the washington post" abc poll are the economy, education and crime. something white house officials are apparently aware of. >> they also know that crime is a huge v

even though if you go to that down, it does white a small town where we, we went through decide roads through villages. i, what we saw is actually quite a fair amount of destruction considering to build a route remote villages. we saw some kinds of a celtic retreat of the russian army, a lot of military hardware banded ammunition abandon. villagers did tell us that it was, they heard a lot of chaos on that day that they being september 6, they so some ursa russian soldiers and they said that among them they were also people who were fighting on behalf of one of the 2, several frame of republics, the la guns at people's republic and they were trying to put on there as civilian clothes don't take off their uniforms as storming into abandon houses to try to find anything they could get out. we didn't see the amount of destruction and the amount of evidence of war crimes that was discovered when the russians retreated north of a cave in places like boucher and there being no weather. as we did as sister. an exclamation of 2 bodies that were in a little plot of land at the end of a valenci

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this is a probe into whether or not the president improperly took classified documents from the white house downs home in florida. we know the fbi executed the search warrant and took a whole bunch of boxes out of there. what is the latest on that particular investigation? andrea: so, both sides have gone to the judge this week and commented on her order, which was essentially for the justice department to pause its investigation while a special master goes through the documents to see if there were any privileged documents. special master is a phenomenon that has really emerged in trump-related investigations. it came up in the michael cohen investigation. it came up in the rudy giuliani investigation. in both those cases, they argued that they were attorneys for president trump, so some of the documents could have attorney-client privilege. the complicated thing here is that this is the president, the ex-president, in possession of classified documents. and the government is arguing, the department of justice is arguing that he has no right to those documents, that they are clearly government

. >> the white house is down playing the coordination saying it started under former president donald's like when someone at the white house sees a story on another network that is wrong they'll reach out and explain why. the attorneys general from missouri and louisiana believe that coordination is a little more sinister. back to you. >> dana: okay. thank you, edward at the white house for us this morning. >> on a scale of this potential purchase by the russian, it could include millions of rounds, rockets and artillery shells if north korea. an indication of how much the defense industrial establishment is suffering because of the war and the desperation he is reaching out to countries like iran and north korea for assistance. >> that was an on the record briefing held by telephone. john kirby warning russia is so desperate over the lack of progress in ukraine they have might be about to shake hands on a huge arms deal with north korea. morgan, welcome back here. this hasn't been confirmed but if it were to happen, what would that tell you? >> well, i think the press secretary kirby

if you will, so cavalier and careless in the way that he handled documents, in the white house, and perhaps even down in mar-a-lago, that he took things up to the lincoln bedroom, he left them strewn around the east wing of the white house, he took them down to mar-a-lago and left them strewn around there. and those are somehow implicitly declassified. >> the classified -- >> i think that's broadest trump argument. and maybe they can let someone get some traction for. but the judge said, in this proceeding, it's not a criminal case, with the government has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. the burden is on trump's lawyers to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that this stuff wasn't classified, if that was indeed a critical issue that is in contention in this case. >> and until and unless they do that, he's going to presume they are classified. i thought it was really interesting, a, he's not going to let them have access to the documents, as they desperately want. and be, he himself doesn't want to look at the documents. that is how seriously he is treating the governments wind classification

have at it. >> well, stuart, you know, this is very disturbing because this is the white house doubling downe message that joe biden was putting out there with his sort of red-sanctioned speech the other day that was so roundly criticized for targeting his political opponents and, you know, he's been calling republicans semi-fascists and maga republicans and just trying to divide and conquer, i guess. and here you have a white house spokesman basically laying it all out again and calling maga republicans -- undefined but, obviously, anyone who wants america to be great again, in other words, wants to boot out the biden administration and democrats in the november midterms -- can she's saying that they are a threat to democracy, a threat to our way of life, that they don't respect the constitution, that they don't respect free and fair elections. and in the same breath while she's attacking joe biden's political opponents, she's saying that the president wants to do everything in a bipartisan way. it's outrageous. it's outrageous that joe biden and his spokespeople are running around accusing

here was another one on an in ring further down whites. all the layouts of the center of london is being changed dramatically in expectation and in anticipation of the kind of security that's going to be necessary when all these heads of states arrived over the weekend. in preparation for the queen's funeral on monday. full. thank you for painting that picture, poll brennan live for us at trafalgar square. a large queue as we've been hearing, is forming along the river, thames of people waiting to see the queen's coffin. some have bribed the rain and even slept on the pavement. i finish. so she's moved to fishing. like individual is permission. she has that magic about much more than normal. she's an icon with likely. so i must at least endure this compared to whispered and ended when i get there to move this and then see my players will say, well, she's been an angel into stick. our whole going to this is the 2nd writing for 70 years. writing for 24 hours isn't going to be a problem for me. so we didn't even, we didn't even think about it

. >> the white house turned down an opportunity to advise migrants not to cross the border illegally. >> i will leave it to the department of homeland security to speak to that specifically. >> adding there that the justice department is in charge of stopping the buses of migrants from coming up north from the border towns. the white house added that on immigration as a whole, it is congress's job to act. >> bill: nice to see you from the white house. thank you. >> sandra: democrats claim migrants are being lured onto the buses under false pretenses. our reporters at the border are telling a much different story. bill melugin is live in eagle pass to kick things off from there this morning. bill, what are they getting wrong here? >> sandra, good morning. none of these migrants are being lured or forced against their will when it comes to these texas buses. as i talk about these buses we want to show you the live fox drone. we've had another large group of several hundred cross illegally here into eagle pass this morning. back to the texas buses, all of the migrants sign a voluntary co

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down. >> many white protestant americans came to fear they were about to be out numbered and out d eamersnd the ofbyfsprin tg, that they were b replaced. >> you say that you try to avoid contemporary motivations in your film, but it's hard to miss references from the 20th century that resonate really strongly in this century. there's a speech froat t dim wal around the united states. there's charles lindbergh's fi phrase we have heard over and over in the last six years. how do you explain these resemblances? >> the ecclesiastes, the old testament, what is again will be done again. there's nothing new under the sun. history has never repeated itself, never ever repeated itself, but there are things ba and this film, as we were working on it, we began to realize as the adl has noted that the increase in anti-semitic incidents is off the charts, you know, they think it's back to the level of the 1930s. >> i think the rhetoric that seems shocking to us when you watch the film is not only not shocking to audiences today, i think it's much more acceptable. m ment sarah, your father, leon botstei

meant to the national archives they did get some the stuff back that had been taken from the white house straight downinning of 2021 and the got 15 boxes of it and that's what really sparkle fbi inquiry singing on a minute, there's little stuff in here that's top—secret, including defence information and stuff relating to the president of france as well which we still haven't found out what that was and so, that is what sparked these subpoenas, they do not produce what they knew were still there and that the search for this extra stuff in the former president is now looking for some judicial oversights because he says half of the stuff is protected by attorney—client privilege. you may it that the next day or so is a retired judge looks over the documents and says with a sheet of taking in what they should not have taken, that could delay the whole investigation significantly but bear investigation significantly but bear in mind, this is a criminal inquiry. thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on that. let's take you back to politics here in the uk. in the race for the next prime minister. v

i wouldn't mind if she was seen walking down the backside of the white — seen walking down the backsideuse, taking the elbow of joe biden~ _ the white house, taking the elbow of joe biden. the way theresa may did with donald trump, she seemed to have a _ with donald trump, she seemed to have a hard — with donald trump, she seemed to have a hard time finding where the next step— have a hard time finding where the next step was. they have one thing to talk— next step was. they have one thing to talk about and bronwen mentioned it, to talk about and bronwen mentioned it. the _ to talk about and bronwen mentioned it, the northern ireland protocol is something — it, the northern ireland protocol is something that concerns, not just joe biden, — something that concerns, not just joe biden, because he is irish—american, but also congress. so irish—american, but also congress. 50 that— irish—american, but also congress. 50 that witi— irish—american, but also congress. so that will be a key topic, but the other— so that will be a key topic, but the other thing — so that will be a key topic, but

so basically it's like a black and white image that comes down from space.ry that is available to the general public, and members of the public are going in and creating these -- sort of putting in a visible spectrum on top of the infrared to allow the human eye to see it. so there is a certain bit of artistic interpretation that goes along with this. and a lot of people out there can join in if they want to. but what you're seeing there is, again, this tremendous energy and dynamism as the universe is in its formation. this is a rare time for a galaxy. it lasts about, a few tens of thousands of years at this stage of formation. and the fact that webb has gotten a picture of it is, you know, a pretty priceless baby picture for some young stars. geoff: yeah, i'll say. miles o'brien, the best of the best. thanks so much for being with us. mile you're welcome, geoff. ♪ geoff: and online right now... covid booster ots targeting the omicron variant are now available. so when should you get yours? we asked epidemiologists for the answer to that and more on our web