we have andrew weissman here. should be interesting. also late they are hour, new clues on where covid really came from and what it means for safety and geopolitics. we do the facts here with an open mind, and we ll try to bring that perspective to a very important story. even if we re talking about some aspects of safety policy, we re going to get into where this virus came from. that s later tonight. the top story now is a once in a year moment. comics raising the curtain on this cpac conference in today s real news. stays coachella were team who post on facebook in all caps. clowns periodically in ash centers. there will be a quan session sorry, q&a. qanon/q&a, you get it. this conference has become in more ways bizarre than conservative. while many political gathers have all kinds of characters i have been to conferences across the spectrum. you see all kinds of stuff. we ll show you what the proramming is and you can see for yourself. they have sessions on
Shaking, thunderous noise, booming would seem to be right in our backyard. It lasted for about two minutes. Youre going to Add Lava Deir is joining us now from macedonia ready at wolf if you can imagine this a debris field that is massive, four investigators to have to comb through one of the things that i find the most haunting about my memories of that day is that there were seven inspiring astronauts that were out there somewhere. I just find that so chilling to think about. It was probably the sato store i have are covered was so unexpected. But when residents found and astronauts helmet, and a crew members mission patch, that nightmare of what had happened became clear. You were sent out there for a beauty shop or a beauty shot of the shuttle going over that the last thing it was the beauty was shattered by tragedy. Add lavandera, cnn, dallas and be sure to tune and the brand new original series Space Shuttle columbia, the final flight premieres tonight at 9 00 p. M. Eastern in pa
some government research, including our own biden administration agencies we re hearing and learning new things. so, you had questions about even the initial theories. lately there s been talk about this so-called lab leak, and while we have to be very careful about all of this, including peoples attempt to do amateur science, reading comment threads to figure out what you think, we know certain things. we know the initial outbreak zone was wuhan. we know that s the home to virology labs that study coronaviruses, and there were many reactions to that. then there was the politics, which i m not going to focus on, but in the trump era, the bleach, the china hawks. you remember. i m not going to give it time. the current agencies are overseen by the current president, joe biden. in an allegedly classified report from d.o.e., now
Craig Sherborne’s new novel, The Grass Hotel, might be seen as the third instalment in a trilogy that started with his outstanding memoirs Hoi Polloi (2005) and Muck (2007). For this reader, those semi-autobiographical volumes are definitive works of antipodean childhood memoir. The Grass Hotel – a mother-and-son story without a glimmer or trace of love – is more anguished and