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found on julia to do an accurate test. >> if this had been the fbi lab, any of our military labs, they could not have justified that the gunshots residue were there because a number of particles were there did not meet the trash hold. >> the defense team continued to pound home the notion that there was no physical as it and linking her to the murder. and if this was a murder for hire, they asked, where was the killer? >> they built a case based on no evidence. they want to say to you, we have no idea what happened, but we want you to guess at the victim. that's not how it works. >> next, the defense attacked the prosecution star witness guy blankenship, the man who said julia had hired him to kill melfort and. they said he was a criminal, and not to mention he was motivated by money. you went so far to call guy blankenship a magnet? >> i don't remember.
brought a carnival to fox square for. >> along with their food which eric owns the restaurant and 317 main street. it's really fun for. >> that's what it's all about particles, festivals it's all about ramping able to food that's flexible, that is fine. we have lots of variety. >> funnel cakes for. >> 11 federal cakes. corndogs, fried pickles, shrimp, these are cool it's different. it's an ice cream cone if you will. fried duck legs. >> is always a little bit different than we have flavored popcorn on the end. >> this is a good stuff. it's kind of like a d doritos chili. which is really simple to do you get yourself a walking taco. just cut the top of the bag off then you can do this at home a little bit of chili. this used to be vegan but we
from the surface of the object when it was exposed to the fireball that surrounded it as a result of friction from air. then we found more of these droplets along the meteor path. it was a very challenging task. we're talking about particles that are the size of a grain of sand, less than a millimeter across the region of 7 miles when the ocean depth is more than a mile. but we managed to bring home more than 700 of them. over the past two months at harvard university, we used the best instruments the world has to offer to figure out their composition. and guess what, we are able to demonstrate that they are from outside the solar system. >> wow, okay. you'll be making that formal announcement this week. in that profile of you, it said this, where loeb departs from most of his colleagues is in thinking that aliens could have already made their way to us.
surface of the object when it was exposed to the fireball that surrounded it as a result of its friction with air. then we found more of these modern droplets along the meteor path. it was a very challenging task. we're talking about particles that are the size of a grain of sand, less than a millimeter across the region of 7 miles when the ocean depth is more than a mile. but we managed to bring home more than 700 of them. over the past two months, we used the best instruments that the world had to offer to figure out their composition. and guess what, we are able to demonstrate that they are from outside the solar system. >> wow, okay. you'll making that announcement this week. in that profile of you, it said this. where loeb departs is thinking
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what's important here is going to be a timeline as well as an investigation of what they call trying to find the point of or gen origin. these fires are rapid. i have to stress any small spark under these conditions is going to spread rapidly. it's something called embers, these small particles that break off of burning vegetation. they can fly so far and so fast. that is ultimately the main mechanism responsible for this destruction. >> when you say these conditions, you're talking about how unbelievably dry it had been, how that coupled with these hurricane force winds that would help those embers to travel. i wonder, if your view, after this investigation of what sparked the fire and just looking at the environmental
everything to ashes. so we don't necessarily have full bodies to look at. in fact, there is -- there is an operation for identification and we need dna from families. this in itself is taking a lot of time and then those going through the wreckage and the rubble are also exposed to toxic particles and asbestos and other types of chemicals and we have to be careful not only in our recovery efforts, but we have to take care of our responders, as well. ? just listening to that, how difficult it would be to get dna samples and bodies reduced to ash. it is just a horrible scene there and i am sorry that the community and you are going through this.
specifically at smoke from wildfires, particulate matter 2.5. lung experts across the country have known for a long time it can be associated with problems. why? it is so small. those particles are so small and previous studies out of the british medical journal have shown up to 40% increase in dementia. viewers want to know why am i talking about the brain when it's coming through the lungs? the answer is, it's so small it crosses the blood/brain barrier into the brain. another study out of the university of north carolina shows that it causes neural inflammation in the brain. we know from increasing research that if the brain gets inflamed, it can lead to alzheimer's and dementia. we've been focusing on the abnormal proteins in the brain but inflammation is the key. these particles in your body can
just take a look in the dark of night at the burned-out vehicles and someone's home unfortunately scorched and the smell of smoke still here in this area this morning. particles we can see in the lights here that are illuminating here from the smoke. you take a look at some of the daylight video from this area and you see the destruction of this neighborhood. up to 20 homes that were ravaged by the flames last week. thankfully no reported fatalities on this particular fire. unfortunately as you just said, 99 people, potentially just the beginning, have lost their lives down on the west side of maui in the historic town and they are still rummaging through all of the ashes looking for human remains. we spoke to one woman up here about how she and her family were able to escape the flames. >> we had a police officer come