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so is this a good day for pollution? today is a good visibility. pollution is pretty low. because. . .yesterday was very windy. but most of the time in spring or summer, uh, the particles get really high. in paris and in many other european cities, the air quality falls below the standards set by the world health organization. and even on a clear day like today, the balloon�*s instruments find unsafe levels of pm 2.5, the tiny particles of pollution given off by burning fuel in vehicles or buildings. it's been linked to a range of serious health conditions. welcome to the office. thank you very much. but matthieu thinks he has a solution to improving the air quality in built—up areas. so there's a bar here?
dallas to put an ad with the same newspapers we will call it also for us to be to be guilty do you have thoughts on sentencing? >> if you had your druthers, what the punishment would be for donald trump i mean, a perfect world, but loved the seat down trunk, go to prison. >> but i have to be realistic, right? this is his first felony, even though is 34 counts so we know that there's a range when it comes to sentencing. we do understand that portion for me. the only thing that i think about now is that not at donald trump had experienced the criminal justice system. now that he has dealt with prosecutors, dealt with the court system itself said that is rigged acts for vineyard you change, right. said that there's no respect he called it he caught he said it was a rig decision. and so now that he has gone through this experience and he has experienced the criminal justice system. and its toll is
the artist always intended it to be seen. to remove these layers could pose a risk to the original that no—one is willing to take. the challenge was to unveil the work, not physically removing the veils, but digitally. a range of photography and scanning techniques were used to read underneath the layers of paint. images from the most significant scans were then collated in modus explorer, a tool created specifically for the project. we did 32 different reflectographs that went deeper and deeper into the structure of the painting. since we were studying what lies beneath the veils, we were interested in seeing if any of the cracks actually follow the original paint of artemisia and we found this crack here goes along the edge of her right arm. what we're seeing in outlined in white is what we can see through the reflectograph
in global demand, prices, and exchange rates, as well as manufacturing problems and the supply chain. and the availability of some drugs has been problematic. the evidence — the use of serious shortage protocols, issued by the department of health and social care and applied across the uk. they allow community pharmacists to supply alternative drugs if there's a shortage of a particular medicine. the national pharmacy association says they've been issued 50 times in the past two years, but in the two years before that, just 15 were issued. a whole range of medicines have been affected — including forangina, epilepsy, adhd, and cystic fibrosis. university student amber lives with cystic fibrosis and is struggling to get medication that helps her digest food. without it, i basically can't eat. also, to try and get the medicine i'm having to drive around for hours and hours to different pharmacies taking these scripts. finishing second year is like carnage for...
some argument of due process that because he wasn't given a clear enough map as to what he's really been charged with, because the the escalation of the misdemeanors, two felony status really involved a range of potential criminal conduct. >> that's a little fuzzy for criminal law, and that could it's the way the statute provides for it. it's the way he was convicted. and there may be an argument there, but it's the underlying laws being attacked, not the way to judge handle this case, which were very fairly and by the letter of the law. >> all right. john dean, always nice to have you on. thanks so much. >> thanks. jessica. >> so i had the new gaza ceasefire proposal drafted by israel getting strong pushback from israel's prime minister why he says the conditions were getting out of gaza, have not changed. plus a potentially busy hurricane season starting today, i preview of what to expect. you're in the cnn newsroom sirens are going off
wow. he is today a good day? yesterday was very windy. most of the time in spring or summer, uh, the particles get really high. in paris and in many other european cities, the air quality falls below the standards set by the world health organization. and even on a clear day like today, the balloon�*s instruments find unsafe levels of pm 2.5, the tiny particles of pollution given off by burning fuel in vehicles or buildings. it's been linked to a range of serious health conditions. welcome to the office. thank you very much. but matthieu thinks he has a solution to improving the air quality in built—up areas. so there's a bar here?
it's 2024 and this is paris. paris is already one of the world's most—visited cities. but this year they're expecting around 15 million people during the competition. here at porte de la chapelle arena, it's the start of olympic and paralympic week. merci, monsieur. more than 4,000 children have gathered to try their hand at a range of activities, including para sports. i bet none of these kids have played sitting volleyball before. i mean, i never played
determine why that occurred. we can't get in there until we're done. you know, de fueling the rocket which is followed by making sure there's no stray hydrogen inside that building. so that's safe for people to be there then we'll go in. we'll troubleshoot it. so we are probably not less than say, three or four hours from understanding what occurred and if it's as simple as replacing a card, we have spares for everything and we would do that we would test it, which is required, and then be in a position to support a recycle for tomorrow. if it's more involved than that, or it just takes longer to get through all of that then we would move to the backup de on the fifth and as you know, we're set up for backup on the range on the sixth as well, whether for all three of those days, look good. and so we'll know more much, much later this evening i'll
and what we are looking at because the international space station is a moving target, they deal with what they call, instantaneous launch windows and other what you have to hit a very specific launch time, in order to hit the corrected trajectory and so if you have an extensive delay due to a problem, and you delay the launch the iss is going to be far out of range and you have to do it at a different time so if today's launch indeed, has been scrubbed, we will be looking at another launch attempt in the earliest launch attempt will be tomorrow, and also backup opportunities on the fifth and the sixth. griff: and jonathan, we see that boeing is confirming that it has been paused or delayed, for 24 hours and boeing officials are just now hitting the wire saying that for a technical issue, we don't know what that technical issue is, the col., let me just get your thoughts, clearly even
miles out. so that's the kind of range that would be much larger than the kind of range that you would see with this. so in other words, if they were able to go way beyond this area right here, they could conceivably attack russia section aircraft and ships all the way in the black sea and with longer-range, even in the caspian sea, which is over this way. but if they can't do that, then what they can at least do is hit more localized targets in these areas. and that would be exactly what they wanted we're doing the key thing here. of course crimea, if they can do crimea, then they put this area at risk and that changes the game as far as the black sea is conserved. >> and it comes as russia continues to target ukraine's energy facilities, there were attacks overnight on this that's right. absolutely. one of the key things here is that they've attacked targets in these areas right here, lviv city in the southwestern part. notice how close this is to slovakia, hungary, and romania, and poland this is potentially a major supply route, and this