, live real-time x-rays of a lizard walking on the treadmill. i tend to think know, maybe alzheimer's research, 80 cancer research, maybe our research but spending good part cash on x-rays a lizard on the treadmill do not strike me up as themost pressing concerns of government . so mister president, i would argue that instead of increasing their money we should be decreasing their money . we also need to have oversight on where our money is being spent. there's a great deal of circumstantial evidence out at nih money went to the wuhan virologyinstitute . there's a great deal of evidence at least suggesting that the pandemic may have started their. we don't know for certain. i'm not saying it did but there is evidence now that suggests that it might have. number one, there is no animal host covid, we've not found of thousands of animals we tested in the market, none of them had covid-19. when you take it and you try to infect that which is where most corona viruses become a problem, what do you discover? you discover covid-19 is not very well inf

alzheimer's research, may be cancer research, maybe hard research, but spending good hard cash on x-rays of a lizard on a treadmill do not strike me as the most pressing concerns of government. so, i would argue that instead of increasing the money, we should be decreasing it. we also need to have oversight on whereen the money is being spent. there is a great deal of circumstantial evidence now that the money went to the institute. there is a great deal of evidence at least suggesting the pandemic may have started there. we don't know for certain. i'm not saying it did but there is evidence that suggested might have. number one, there is no animal host for covid-19. we haven't found of the t,thousands we tested in the market, none of them had covid-19. when you take this and try to infect bats which is where most come from, what do you discover? that it's actually not very well infected and bats. they do not catch it very easily. it seems as if it is most adapted for humans. but if it came from animals, shouldn't there be an animal host readily affected by this? .. researchi. will not b

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it is bad for x-ray astronomy.e have to launch into space. there is going to be an amazing instrument. i am not involved with it. i hope nasa changes the name before it launches. host: you need to explain why. that is a theme throughout your book, naming conventions and the history of physics and the parameters in which people have been studying physics. chanda: in the case of jw ft, the james webb space telescope, i choose not to include the full name of the instrument in the book. the telescope is named after a former state department undersecretary and eventually nasa administrator who oversaw the apollo program. not a scientist. a government official. in his previous life before nasa, he was one of the early proponents of developing a psychological warfare as a cold war tool. in my view, he is a complicated legacy for that reason alone. on top of that, it seems he was involved in facilitating discussions that kicked off the lavender scare, which was a federal government attack on lgbt people. as nasa administra

in safe and visible light you can only see the effects of soda eruptions that's true x. rays you can investigate their courses in our instruments we have 2 metal grades and on them you can see a pattern caused by the x. rays on the pattern is highly accurate and varies depending on where the soldier eruption occurred on the sun thus allowing us to determine exactly where the particles came from that fund. this special ability to locate the eruptions is unique to the e.s.a. solo orbiter probe nasa is park a solar probe can't do that so both probes will complement each other. assembly had to be 1st with just a year before launch the probe and all its details had to be finalized. meanwhile the start up procedures were being tested in the control center over several months. ago. you know only 2020 the probe was finally ready for launch. in the year on the army would be a good memory and we are going to be off. the solar orbit so we'll spend 7 years collecting data from the sun employing its 10 different on board measuring systems all from different european countries. personally

in visible light you can only see the effects of solar eruptions that's true x. rays you can investigate that causes in our instruments we have 2 metal grades and on them you can see a pattern caused by the x. rays the pattern is in the eye and varies depending on where the soldier eruption occurred on the sun allowing us to determine exactly where the particles came from and. the special ability to locate the eruptions is unique to the e.s.a. solo orbiter probe nasser's park a solar probe can't do that so both probes will compliment each other. assembly had to be 1st with just a year before launch the probe and all its details had to be finalized. meanwhile the start up procedures were being tested in the control center over several months. with. 2020 the probe was finally ready for launch. the solo orbiter will spend 7 years collecting data from the sun employing its 10 different on board measuring systems all from different european countries. has meant a lot to me because it has shown that you can build a very complex things together with a lot of other people all

in safe and visible light you can only see the effects of soda eruptions that's true x. rays you can investigate that causes that in our instruments we have 2 metal grades and on them you can see a pattern caused by the x. rays on the pattern is unique in their ways depending on where the cellular eruption occurred on the sun thus allowing us to determine exactly where the particles came from that fund. this special ability to locate the eruptions is unique to the e.s.a. solo orbiter probe nasser's park a solar probe can't do that so both probes will complement each other. assembly had to be 1st with just a year before launch the probe and all its details had to be finalized. meanwhile the start up procedures were being tested in the control center over several months. in early 2020 the probe was finally ready for launch. you know you might. be in the year on year for me looking good you know bring memories and we are going to be off. the solar orbit so we'll spend 7 years collecting data from the sun employing its 10 different on board measuring systems all from different eu

they get a lizard on the treadmill and have active x-rays as to its joints. they wonder why a lizard waddles. so why do they waddle? what do their joints look like in x-rays? so we spent $1.5 million studying lizards on treadmills. one of the perennial problems in the third world is the black market. we have it in our country. it's a function when taxes and regulation in the official country become so onerous that had you need to escape the official economy, that's what the black market is. a good example is new york city. the taxes on cigarettes is so high in new york city that you have a black market. the sad death of eric gardner of being choked to death in new york city had to do with taxes. some were offended. it was because of police brutality. of course it was. but it was police brutality because of exorbitant taxes that caused this man to sell cigarettes in order to make a living. in parts of africa, uganda in particular, there is a big black market. god knows why we're spending our money studying this, we decided to study gambling in uganda. we spent

this is where we'll test it and inject water into it, x—ray it real time, put birds into it to test the envelope. in the aviation industry, keeping costs down is vital while environmental pressures are growing, so engines need to be both cheaper and cleaner to run. the real pursuit is to always be able to reduce the fuel consumption. in other words, make the engine ever more efficient whilst keeping it as light as possible. because, of course, having a fuel efficient engine on the wing is great. but if it's too heavy, then it's obviously going to not make the most of being efficient. like the rest of the aerospace industry, rolls—royce has had a dreadful year, slashing production and cutting thousands ofjobs. that led to questions being asked over the very future of engine production in the uk. i think this is a huge rejection, actually, of the spirit of pessimism and fears. i think it's a great investment in derby, and more importantly, it's a vote of confidence in the uk. the new test bed, the largest of its kind in the world, is a powerful statement of intent from rolls—royce. the co

mike is a trained x. ray technician he lost his job and home before the pandemic it's a difficult time to find new work and get back on his feet he appreciates any help he can get. those good love watermelon save the rest for later. because so many people are homeless during the pandemic the city has temporarily put them up in hotels my friends some of them are in homeless shelters so they move them to whole tells motels then they have lost their pay for their phone bills they lost their jobs unemployment took a long time. so i lost contact with a lot of people that i consider friends and family a lot lot of the people that work there just sitting and talking to them for like 45 minutes. just got me out of the deep space you know space and became. optimistic instead of pessimistic. he never thought he'd be in this position relying on help from others. cheung 1000000 waving. but it's humbled me because i did have a good paying job and relying on someone i've never been used to that i don't like relying on peop

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the x-rays yes we'll even back then i don't think the x-rays today you can get them faster and the labi'm not sure sure how long it took to the lab technicians to give an answer whenever you knows whatever specimens they were testing. and i never got involved in that part of it. the doctors would get that information. and if i look at the chart and to this day i can't tell you what i read on the chart. >> tell me about the showers? >> i wasn't involved in that, but a gentleman, the only one i know that is living today, he was in charge of that. he set up the tents, with the shower units in them. and i don't know how many showers i have no idea, but once they got in and they had their portable units were hitting the water and so forth, but the problem they had originally, was to get the patients to go in there and take a shower. because they were afraid that they were going to be gassed. because they had been through basically this kind of stuff, we knew it was going on and they hadn't been through but they knew what had been going on. and finally somebody got up got up the nerve to go

12 percent excise duty on the voice 15 will that the revenue is actually putting just latex x and x rays on mobile data. because one that is correct back to the new tax proposal. he's already facing a backlash. some use as think that the government only cares about raising revenues just that we intended. patricia, uganda is actually the lowest. of course. all of that you start confronted can, are you going to tell them that you've been ronda? we have the lowest intended penetration, then you also look at the cost of a country. i think you've gone to right now spend that about $2.60 per g, b of data, which is the highest cost or the east african states that data cost only is going to eat into about 16 percent of the average income of my typical you've got it. so that's definitely going to stream as significant portion of the government phase that the 12 percent touch is well told you that it was the word effects because of that, with that effect, is it a minimal? this is one way of going to you think, resources. so what's the national development? so the resource is in for what i was goin

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our scanner is modified and we're using this in the sense that we are using x-rays in order to absorbies and measure combustion. the system that we're using is similar to a medical scanner, except it's slightly modified so i can use it for research and investigation. the system we're assessing is a level 3 scanner that we're working closely with colleagues in the medical school together with graduate students in order to performance the measurements. >> how big are these? are these the same size as a cat scan? and what do you do to find out what you need to find out? you take them out to the fire and put them where and what happens then? >> that's a good question. so our scanner is much, much smaller. think of the size not bigger than a coke can would fit into this entire system. different in terms of operation. if you have a human scanner, we call this an ct scanner. here we're fixing our operation systems and rotating our sensors inside the scanner. the systems we can really observe is very small in size, so our samples are somewhere in the order of a few inches in size. but what we

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tim had taken this box to our welcome center and our x-ray machine to see if he could see what was inside. we had some idea of where the object of what the object's work, but we were not really certain. when i began opening the box, i began with a series of holes that i drilled into the corners. we gradually opened a larger hole until we could insert a borescope into the box and see what was inside. once we put that borescope inside, we realized there was indeed a second copper box. we were relieved to find that everything appeared to be in good condition. knowing that there were no historical objects in the way, we went ahead and moved forward with cutting open the outer box. we began mostly with aviation snips clipping along the edge, along what was the original solder -- solder line. on the top, there was a little lip where the lip that's where the lid sits inside. we cut along the line and we were able to pry open the lid, open it up with pliers and reveal the box inside. once it was opening, -- once it was open, we did notice moisture. there was no pooling, no major damage. we had be

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seemingly enjoying the ride calmly making his way through the in parts of the airport until he got to the x-ray machine which swallowed him up. he seen trying to claw his way out of the belt to escape eventually airport workers found him, got him back to his parents. pretty safely. i've been a fan you would try to do something like that because he's always so fascinated about what happens, what with things that you can see. i can see i'm trying to do something like that. >> let's hope he never does, though, right. news story or haha. >> and the tiger has been found in houston right. >> that is true. we'll try to see we get talk about this later on in prime time. you have a look ahead at your seven-day forecast, some warming on sunday. but near average highs not arriving until tuesday all right. lisa, thanks so much. and that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. thanks so much for spending time with us. our next newscast in prime time. we'll see you again. >> now on inside california politics. a new poll shows growing opposition to the recall of governor newsome nuisance position and

after the game we got the x-ray reon't you? s a hairline in e a's down a run to baltimore. drilled in the arm. 60th time he's been hit by a pitch moving him past for the franchise record: matt olsen sporting the shiner that kept him out of the lineup the last three games. i'd say he's seen the ball just fine. holy toledo. seventh home run of the year. top 5 tied at 4. franco a line drive to left. mark canna makes a sliding catch. jed lowrie, a ground ball. trey mancini couldn't get it out of his glove. matt chapman. tying run. top 8. o's looked like -- they e the le art, center. ramone laureano. and it gets better. bottom 8. laureano at the plate and nobody is going to catch this one. a two run shot to put the a's back up on top. he is jacked out of his mind. top 9. trevino. ahead of trey nc the orles most b gen. they avoid p. >> pretty fitting of the baseball gods to you know, bestow their power upon ramone. i mean, you make a play like that, and in the 8th to you know to save the tie ball game. and then come back and you know, hit a bomb like that. that's unbelievable. >>

and on one occasion, he sent up to the ro victoria hospital for their most molten and sophisticated x ray equipment. and had it brought down the road and brought into the hotel. so he could better examine the ball and worked on it for hours. he came out and he said, got my boot on the beast throat, and crushed it. 1972 was all give me the worst in the 30 history of the northern ireland violence. it began with what's known a bloody sunday on the 30th of january, when british soldiers killed 13 people in dairy during demonstrations against the british policy of internment. without trial. 2 months later, a car bomb went off in the parking area behind the europa. the explosion triggered fires and caused massive damage to the nearby grand victoria railway station, shattering all the hotels windows and spreading panic among local residents. but no one was killed. more belfast bombings followed. the europa became an i'll re propaganda target. here you had the words media in this hotel, the provisional irish activities involved the bombing of commercial premises. they wanted to make northern irel

he bumped his hand on a desk while playing video games but warmed up and felt good enough to pitch x-rayshowed the fracture. so is playing video games but his think i can read between the lines there. but we'll leave that for another day now like the giants looking to avoid a sweep today. they were in san diego. top of the 3rd mike tauchman rates. this one. it is gone for a three-run home run. the giants. take and for one lead. that's his first home run as a giant. remember, he played for the yankees last year. now san francisco got another stellar performance from its pitching staff today. the little help from alex dickerson nice diving grab there. great play for him. a solo home run to fernando to was the only run the giants gave up san francisco get for the sweep after a 71 win, travel to colorado for 3 games against the rockies starting so for baseball in the bay area. but still everyone is talking about the nfl draft. i know that's been your favorite all week and you lot surrounds. trey lance, he's here in the bay area. again, ready and. jimmy garoppolo still in town. so we might not

just a large area that may have to use robots that may have actually use x rays to get through it all. let's go ahead. take a look at our video. they began their work earlier today. with a k nine unit, which reacted to a suspicious device which activated the bomb squad. its involvement comes after 911 calls to the sheriff's department of an active shooter around 6 30 wednesday morning, investigators say suspect sam cassidy vita employees went to the authorities like. rail yard near younger and north first street and opened fire. eight people were killed before cassidy took his own life as deputies and san jose police closed in on the remains of six of the dead are still inside two buildings inside the light rail yard. there remains will be will stay there until the county coroner completes its investigation. officials say. one person died after being taken to a nearby hospital. horrible tragedy has impacted. the vt family organization and our whole community. these are the women and men. support our community through this pandemic. showed up for work every day is essential workers des

we would also to check oxygen levels, prescribe medicine and x rays, but it's not available them. some accused prime minister, cape sharma, ali a fueling. the crisis he repeated claims that covered is no worse than the flu. ali says his government's made every possible effort to save people, claiming a lack of resources and infrastructure, but anger over his government's handling of the outbreak. his added to what was already a political stalemate. the president dissolved parliament on saturday to make way for election. the pope of the state and politics is to protect the people which is a pandemic. and now our attention has been diverted to the, to the election. elections are important for democracy, but i don't know what kind of election that we are talking. so i think it's a misplace. friday, it is to cover a political income pretenses of becoming experts. prediction of paul could see 40000 deaths by july, a toll worse than any other country in the region for the size of its population. funeral pyres and kept men do burn day and night with family force to grief at a distance. 2

mike is a trained x. ray technician he lost his job and home before the pandemic it's a difficult time to find new work and get back on his feet he appreciates any help he can get. because good love watermelon saved the rest for later. because so many people are homeless during the pandemic the city has temporarily put them up in hotels my friends some of them are in homeless shelters so they move them to whole tells motels and then they lost or they couldn't pay for their phone bills they lost their job unemployment took a long time. so i lost contact with a lot of people that i consider friends and the baron mission to help me a lot lot of the people that work there just sitting and talking to them for like 45 minutes. just got me out of the deep space you know space and became. optimistic instead of pester mr. he never thought he'd be in this position relying on help from others. humiliating. but it's humbled me because i did have a good paying job and relying on someone i've never been used to that i don'

but an x-ray after the game showed a fracture. the giants were also looking to avoid being swept by the padres in san diego in the 3rd. any with the game tied. mike tauchman with a three-run home run to right field to give the giants the lead of the giants will go on to win by a final of 7 to one and now travel colorado take on the their first pitch is going set a 5.40. >> a bay area native and first round draft pick is proving that anything is possible. if you pursue your dreams. alabama running back naji harris was selected 24th rall by the pittsburgh steelers on thursday just hours before that harris was visiting an east bay homeless shelter, a place he used to call home kron four's colin mills has more. >> just a few hours before the biggest night of his life. the first round nfl draft pick naci harris was are preparing for the spotlight in cleveland. he was instead preparing a big night for kids at a richmond homeless shelter when i over is that high school grad gaining national attention for defenders as a running back for t

narrator: this project includes taking x-rays, which allows biologists to study reproduction rates. lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female will play a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good. narrator: other research specifically tracks ravens in an effort to understand their behavior. woman: we go and take a gps point just directly underneath the nest, and i survey underneath the tower and look for any remains of juvenile tortoise carcasses, anything that might suggest tortoise predation. narrator: information such as raven nesting and foraging habits is also collected for further study. other studies include ways to reestablish tortoises in the wild and include programs like this head-start facility on the marine corps base in 29 palms, california. brian henen: the head-start facility is part

we would also to check oxygen levels, prescribe medicine and x rays, but it's not available. there are some accuse prime minister cape a sharma ali, fueling the crisis. he's repeated claims that covered is no worse than the flu. ali says his government's made every possible effort to save people, blaming a lack of resources and infrastructure. but anger over his government's handling of the outbreak has added to what was already a political style made. the president dissolved parliament on saturday to make way for elections. of the state and politics is to protect the people which is a panoramic and now our attention has been diverted to the, to the election. elections are important for democracy, but i don't know what kind of election that we are talking. so i think it's a misplaced priorities to cover a political income pretenses of becoming experts. prediction of all could say 40000 deaths by july, a toll worse than any other country in the region for the size of its population. funeral pyres and cat men do burn day and night with family force to grief at a distance and of

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the mummy was previously thought to be a male priest, but belatedly, x—rays and scans revealed it wasly of a high—status woman from the ancient egyptian city of thebes, aged between 20 and 30, who died 2000 years ago. this is the first radiological research of a pregnant mummy, maybe some scholars came across such mummified bodies but they were not sufficiently reported and they are not preserved in such a very good state of preservation. we know very little about the money, most probably came from thebes, at least the coffin came from thebes, but how did a female mummy ended up in the mace —— mail sarcophagus is still a mystery, that is why we are calling this mummy the "mysterious lady". do stay with us. hello there. we are seeing a change in the month, but not too much change in the weather. it is staying cold. if we look at april 2021, it's been exceptionally cold the past month or so. in fact, the overnight temperatures on average have been the lowest in almost 100 years, and it is going to stay quite cold on into the first part of may as well. this was the picture on friday. the

the mummy was thought to be a male priest but x—rays and scans revealed the mummy was a woman in theom the ancient egyptian city of thebes, aged between 20 and 30, who died 2000 years ago. before we go, a very different type of ocean crossing caught our eye. is a ship without any passengers. the world's first autonomous ship that will soon leave the south—west coast of england through the atlantic. it will. marine pollution while at sea. the mastermind behind the project said unlike most other voyages, on this trip, no—one will get seasick. that's the way to do it. do stay with us. hello there. we are seeing a change in the month, but not too much change in the weather. it is staying cold. if we look at april 2021, it's been exceptionally cold the past month or so. in fact, the overnight temperatures on average have been the lowest in almost 100 years, and it is going to stay quite cold on into the first part of may as well. this was the picture on friday. the final day of april brought us sunshine and april showers, and those april showers will be rolling on through the course of th

what do the joints look like in x-rays. we spent $1.5 million studying lizards on a treadmill .st one of the perennial problems of the third world is the black market . we have it in our country area it serves the function of when taxes and regulation in the official economy become so onerous you need to escape the official economy. that's what the black market is. a good example is new york city. taxes of cigarettes are so high you have a black market. the sad death of eric garner being choked to death in new york city andto do with taxes . people were offended by this, it was for his brutality, of course it was y.but it was police reality based on exorbitant taxes that cause this man to be selling cigarettes, loose cigarettes in order to try to make a living. what happens when government becomes okay. so in parts of africa uganda in particular, there's a big black market. and so god knows why, why in the world where say our money studying this. we decided to study gambling in uganda. we spent $30,000 studying gambling in