it is thursday. i m off tomorrow for my daughter s first play. this is very exciting. you re looking particularly beautiful this morning. oh, gosh. you are so sweet. it s true. we have a lot going on this morning. let s get started with five things to know for this thursday, june 1st. also i had mom s birthday. happy birthday, mom. really significant news here first on cnn. caught on tape. federal prosecutors have donald trump in his own words acknowledging he held on to a classified pentagon document after he left the white house. and told people he couldn t share it with them. this is first on cnn reporting. what does it mean for the investigation? and speaking of trump, his former number two mike pence about to take him on for the white house. pence will announce his run next week as will former new jersey governor chris christie. the house overwhelmingly passing that debt limit deal in a move to avert a national and global economic crisis. the fate of the bill w
images, of course, gives you a location, it measures sound and graphtational field, it measures local magnetic field. you can imagine incrypting all that data and uploading that to web sites. if people voluntarily upload it. what i think of is major privacy concerns. people are only going to do this if they see something they don t understand. and they want to share it. do you think it would be, my guess, there is a lot of interest in people participating in that. this question of are we alone is a fundamental question. people want to understand what s out there. that s one of the sources of curiosity. you see something you don t understand. you want to figure out what it is. and i think this is an opportunity to engage the public in what we do as scientists. now one thing we do as scientists is we don t always jump to the most exciting conclusion. when we see things we don t