Since ive been gone . What has been going on. And. Hes back. Barack 0bama has returned to The Public Eye with a speech in his hometown of chicago. Im katty kay in washington, Christian Fraser is in paris. If you ever wanted an election about change, try france this weekend. French voters have just upended decades of political tradition, ousting the main parties and promoting two outliers. In almost equal numbers they voted for a young, centrist man who doesnt even have a party and an older, far right woman who captured a desire for nationalist revival. The two candidates will debate on wednesday and face each other in a second round vote on may the 7th. The meteoric rise of Emmanuel Macron has been remarkable he resigned from the Socialist Party a year ago and no one thought hed do this well. Equally showstopping is Marine Le Pen, whos transformed the Front National and made it a force in this race. The bbcs Lucy Willamson has this report. Two years ago, he was a new face in politics.
little things. weightlessness. but to see the blue color go right by. and now, you re staring at the black. that s the thing. the covering of blue is the sheet, this blanket, this this kocomforter of blue that w have around. we think oh, that s blue sky. and you rip a sheet off of you when you are asleep and you are looking into blackness. into black ugliness. and you look down. there s the blue down there. and the black up there. and it s it s just there is mother earth and comfort. and there is is there death? i don t know. is that the way death is? and it s gone. jesus. more on that journey, shortly. neil degrasse tyson joins us. we begin, though, with breaking news and a countdown perhaps to answers or if answers aren t forthcoming, to consequences. again, perhaps.
ambient. rigor mortis. you have changes of potassium in the vitrius, the jelly part of the eye. but after three days, it becomes very hard. and quite frankly, they need an entomologist to study the succession and colonization of insect life. i know there s an anthropologist that worked on this. but we don t know about an entomologist. but giving an estimate of time of death is exactly right. and i think dr. blue is is correct in giving a very loose kind of estimate between three and four weeks. that sounds about right, given that she did facetime with her mother on august 24th and the body was found on september 19th. that timeframe sounds just right. i will say that medical examiners and coroners usually do incorporate the information that law enforcement provides when they come around to the point of discussing these issues, cause of death, manner of death, and time of death.
entomologist to study the succession and colonization of insect life. i know there s an anthropologist that worked on this. but we don t know about an entomologist. but giving an estimate of time of death is exactly right. and i think dr. blue is is correct in giving a very loose kind of estimate between three and four weeks. that sounds about right, given that she did facetime with her mother on august 24th and the body was found on september 19th. that timeframe sounds just right. i will say that medical examiners and coroners usually do incorporate the information that law enforcement provides when they come around to the point of discussing these issues, cause of death, manner of death, and time of death. they incorporate all that information before they draw any conclusions. here, they did not.
that become. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment, clearly. what you have done, if everybody in the world needs to do this. everybody in the world needs to see the it was unbelievable. unbelievable. i mean, you know, the little things, the weightlessness, but to see the blue color just whip by, and now you re staring at the blackness. that s the thing. the covering of blue is the steepest blanket, this comforter of blue that we have around us. we think well, that s blue sky. and suddenly you shoot there it and rip off a sheet like you re asleep, and you re looking into