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and, uh we want to get to that south pole of the moon before they do, because if they get there, and they say this is ours , you stay out. that's where the resources are. that's where water is and if you have water, you have rocket fuel, hydrogen and auction. that's so important. i mean, i know you've said look what's happening in the south china sea. you believe that's something that could happen if china does get there first. and so we're so excited about this mission and what this is going to look like to find out the names of these astronauts today, but that context you just gave their gave us. they're really shows how how important this is and how serious this mission is right. ah indeed. but it's also a way of inspiring are people look what the apollo program 50 years ago did for generation of engineers and mathematicians and scientists walking in the school classroom in america today and
and everything along the way, it'lljust be made straight away in a material like this polymer, which is called peek, which can be sterilised and then used inside someone�*s body. i did ask at the time how long this material they use would last and i was told it last at least 200 years, which would seen me out, yeah! but then, i never thought of asking at the time how strong that is compared to bone. but apparently, it's as good as bone, so... time will tell! wow, it really does seem like sd—printing is finding a place in healthcare. how did the replacement bones look in the flesh, as it were? impressive. but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick
material they use would last and i was told it last at least 200 years, which would seen me out, yeah! but then, i never thought of asking at the time how strong that is compared to bone. but apparently, it's as good as bone, so... time will tell! wow, it really does seem like sd—printing is finding a place in healthcare. how did the replacement bones look in the flesh, as it were? impressive. but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down.
on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, s5% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts, white noise, pretty much everything, and nothing's really worked. now, this is the frendz brainband from earable neuroscience and they claim that it can use a variety
as it were? impressive. but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, s5% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts, white noise, pretty much everything, and nothing's really worked. now, this is the frendz
like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, 35% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts, white noise, pretty much everything, and nothing's really worked. now, this is the frendz brainband from earable neuroscience and they claim that it can use a variety of sensors to measure seven different metrics, including brainwaves and your facial movements as you sleep.
wow, it really does seem like 3d—printing is finding a place in healthcare. how did the replacement bones look in the flesh, as it were? impressive. but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, 35% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts,
but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, 35% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts, white noise, pretty much everything, and nothing's really worked. now, this is the frendz brainband from earable
impressive. but what was really fascinating to me was that i imagine our bones are really perfect — like the ones that you see on a skeleton in a school classroom. yeah, yeah, yeah. but they're not. yeah, right. 0k, well, let's stick with health now. now, since we've been back from the us, most of the click team have struggled to get to sleep at the right time. and more generally, a good night's sleep is a good thing. so, while he was in las vegas, paul carter went for a lovely lie down. sleep is vitalfor good health but many of us are struggling. experts recommend adults under 65 get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. but according to the centers for disease control and prevention in the us, 35% of us report sleeping for less than seven hours per night on average. at least i know i'm not alone! i've tried using podcasts, white noise, pretty much everything, and nothing's really worked. now, this is the frendz
out and, quite frankly, they're not having enough support that they need to do what they needed to do on the school bus or in the school classroom. and we're also seeing students and families who are suffering with mental health concerns that aren't being adequately addressed. will: yeah, i can only imagine the victim's family, how can you send your kid anymore to that school? on the side of the perpetrator, i mean, a failure at the familial level, the parenting level. again, to be in a position where you raise a child that can cross that many lines is absolutely stunning and disgusting. sharon hoover, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me. will: still ahead, the amount of fentanyl seized in the first three months of this fiscal year, well, it's more than the total of the previous two years combined. arizona congressman juan kiss comanny say -- ciscomani if says policies are emboldening the cartels. plus, a polar vortex is squeezing the northeast with some areas seeing-s --