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Spirit. he says go with the doped up horse. we will take medina spirit the tauped up horse this saturday. he said its a sure thing so you guys can take that to the bank. also a sure thing "watters world" 8:00 eastern saturday night. we have newt gingrich. we have stephen miller and we have pete hegseth. thats what you call fair and balanced. >> juan: way to go, jesse. we will be watching. all right. a writer once described heaven as an end also bookstore. well, take a look at a dream come true. ...

Available on earth to study. and the thing thats really good about this particular case is that we saw it fall, and so we can use that fireball to kind of track back the trajectory, work out where in the solar system it came from. this space rock could shed light on our very beginnings. it can be traced back to the asteroid belt — which sits between mars and jupiter — and its like a a.6 billion—year—old time capsule because it contains some of the oldest material in our solar system. the...

And the thing thats really good about this particular case - is that we saw it fall, i and so we can use that fireball to kind of track back the trajectory, . work out where in the solar system it came from. - this space rock could shed light on our very beginnings. it can be traced back to the asteroid belt — which sits between mars and jupiter — and its like a 4.6 billion—year—old time capsule because it contains some of the oldest material in our solar system. the winchcombe meteorite...

Fireball to kind of track back the trajectory, . work out where in the solar system it came from. - this space rock could shed light on our very beginnings. it can be traced back to the asteroid belt — which sits between mars and jupiter — and its like a a.6 billion—year—old time capsule because it contains some of the oldest material in our solar system. the winchcombe meteorite could also tell us about the origins of life on earth. the rock contains water and organic molecules, which a...

Spirit. he says go with the doped up horse. we will take medina spirit the tauped up horse this saturday. he said its a sure thing so you guys can take that to the bank. also a sure thing "watters world" 8:00 eastern saturday night. we have newt gingrich. we have stephen miller and we have pete hegseth. thats what you call fair and balanced. >> juan: way to go, jesse. we will be watching. all right. a writer once described heaven as an end also bookstore. well, take a look at a dream come true. ...

I think for any reader but especially for me. i just love books. martha, you are up. >> jesse: how i saved the world is being stocked there, i think. >> juan: i think so. >> will: looks like everybodys home library filled with books they dont read. >> martha: what do you do with all those disposable masks dusty johnson of south dakota has some ideas for us, throw it out, use it as a book mark. he also uses it to clean his glasses and then he hops up the stairs, a little sweat on the brow, wipe i...

Paul is a remarkably gifted man, whose love of music will now help thousands of other people with dementia across the uk. graham satchell, bbc news. never underestimate the power of music. magic! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, im victoria hollins. st pauls cathedral could be forced to close permanently as it grapples with its worse funding crisis in 300 years according to those who run it. the famous landmark is almost entirely reliant o...

Travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, im victoria hollins. st pauls cathedral could be forced to close permanently as it grapples with its worst funding crisis in 300 years according to those who run it. the famous landmark is almost entirely reliant on money from tourists, and has seen a 90% drop in its income. although it has recieved support from the governments covid recovery fund, a quarter of staff have been made redundant. nearly all the cathedral�*s reserves h...

It will be one of the royal cars bringing her majesty from buckingham palace to westminster. and inside the magnificent space of the house of lords, a rather different scene to previous years. there will be just 32 peers in ceremonial robes, sitting in strictly allocated places on the long red benches. the doors to the chamber opened at 10:15 but theres none of the usual rush to get a place. possibly the most striking change is this — a single throne under the golden canopy. there used to be a...

Chamberlain, so its in safe keeping. and the lord great chamberlain is the one who will give a signal to summon members of parliament from the other end of the palace of westminster. to come to listen to the speech. they will pass through the space at the heart of the palace, this is the central hub, if you like on the central lobby which connects the two chambers, the elected commons, the unelected lords, and my colleague is keeping an eye on things there. few, its a very different _ things the...