yes, never not to aboard the iss with them. yes, never got to plenty — aboard the iss with them.happens when the starliner spacecraft to pass in that interim few days, hours, however long it is going to be before the spacex cree dragon arrives with their new space suits to return them to earth in february. during that time, there's going to be of a lack, the concern is that the only way they'll be able to get back to earth if there were a dire problem in the space station would be unsuited, unseated inside crew eight. this is because they _ unseated inside crew eight. this is because they were _ unseated inside crew eight. this is because they were came _ unseated inside crew eight. this is because they were came in - unseated inside crew eight. this is because they were came in suits i unseated inside crew eight. this is i because they were came in suits that when you specifically tailored to the needs of the boeing starliner capsule. the needs of the boeing starliner ca sule. . . the needs of the boeing starliner casule. ., , , capsule. that is right. their spaces onl work caps

differences, the main sets that will be on the russian orbital station, how will it differ from the iss in fact, there are a lot of them, again the same technical aspects that we heard, at least about what we can talk about, it really turns out to be a cool station, and now returning to this meeting, a meeting with the chief designer, who was by... roskosnos invited me and my fellow popularizers, we learned a lot of new things about the station, if i went to meet them with the thought that we would hear about a new scientific laboratory in orbit, then i left there with the fact that we will essentially have a kind of conditional technology park at low in the earth's orbit, that is, a station that initially operates on other principles, that is, now we are talking about the international space station as a large scientific laboratory in space, then about the ros station we will be able to say that this is a large technology park in space. to which third-party private companies will be attracted to implement , again, these or those scientific experiments, that is, it will essentially be a

iss hostages. american astronauts are unable to return to earth due to technical problems with the new capsule. meadow rape, flower rape, and more. the first point of sale of polesie honey appeared in the capital. the most important qualitative indicator of the work of the entire economy is the real disposable income of the population. as the government stated, it is being fulfilled significantly ahead of plan. for the first half of the year. about 10%. salary in june exceeded 2,200 rubles. gradually the task of increasing the income of public sector employees is being solved. also, a pension increase of over 9% was recorded. and all this allowed to support domestic demand, as a result, retail turnover increased. in general, the main target indicators have been met. the economy of belarus is growing with an excess of both the forecast trajectory and the world average. we are not in one of our key areas. i consider my contracts, but we do not reduce the demands on them. and the most popular indicato

scientific equipment, in particular a spectrometer, was delivered to the iss .kubinsky jazz, the gorki leninsky reserves museum opened a two-day festival jazz seasons. these are two open-air stages and concerts of stars, music, theater, poetry, including igor butman, polina gagarina, zhenya lyubich, alexey guskov, akhastakhova, there will also be a competition and an excursion into the history of the play about the birth of jazz in russia. the entourage also plays an important role role, the noble estate, in which the trubetskoy morozovs lived before the leader of the proletariat, create, create a special. yes, maybe even a world one, but she also started with jazz, i remember our performance with her in gorky park, we sang some jazz standard, and also ean, who made special jazz programs with his musicians magnificent, this also attracts the audience, attracts interest, of course igor butman himself will perform with the orchestra, for the anniversary festival they prepared a musical performance 100 years of jazz, the elements are not only read by the honored ar

now the state can enjoy the benefits of a full-fledged member of the iss.t does this mean for ukraine - he will ask. in mary of our audience. maria, what does ulyanovska mean for ukraine, which joins our airwaves. hello, maria. congratulations natalya, congratulations on the ratification of the rome statute, what legal and practical consequences will today's vote in the verkhovna rada have? so, natalya, this is definitely an unusual event in the legal field the world, about the fact that ukraine should ratify the statute of the international criminal court, many lawyers, both ukrainian and international, have already said where. years without exaggeration, because, as you rightly said, ukraine joined the statute of the international criminal court back in 2000, but until now had not ratified the statute of this court. so, first of all, this step brings ukraine closer to joining the european union, because the ratification of the iss statute was one of the requirements of the association agreement with the eu, which ukraine undertook. in addition, ukraine's

and these exciting shots were captured by our cosmonauts from the iss.hooting was carried out from a height of 400 km above the earth. the shimmering in the sky is caused by high solar activity. the day before, another powerful flash. in the next 2 days, there will be strong magnetic storms and new northern lights in various regions of our vast country. military echelons of the eastern military district arrived in mongolia to participate in the selenga 2024 exercises. the guests were greeted at the railway station in a festive atmosphere. russian servicemen were treated to mongolian national dishes, then they marched to the cheybalsan training ground, where maneuvers will take place. during the active phase of the exercise, there will be a live-fire stage and tactical training actions to search for blocking and destroy illegal armed groups. russian schoolchildren have achieved outstanding results at the first international olympiad in artificial intelligence. at the competition in bulgaria, our country was represented by high school students from moscow.

there are enough oxygen supplies on the iss for everyone.ects for the starliner crew have become clearer, but the future of the ship itself remains unclear. its purpose is to deliver astronauts to orbit and return them. this is exactly how it is written in the boeing project. in its first flight , the starliner coped with the task. exactly half. pavel prokopenko, elena varantsova, news. premiere on the big screen animated film luntik, return home. the main character and other characters of the beloved cartoon are waiting for space adventures. the audience first met the alien 18 years ago, and now it's time to return him to the moon to his mother. the film, filmed with the support of our channel, will be released in cinemas on august 29. emotions of the first viewers. ekaterina frolova. his world is painted in the brightest colors. the favorite of millions, the charming luntik, is preparing to go on the most important adventurous journey. so, my mother is also very worries about me, somewhere there, on the moon. for him, all things the world

the astronauts of the starliner test ship will stay on the iss until february next year. nasa. the decision was made for safety reasons. engineers are not confident that the ship from booing will be able to land successfully with the crew. therefore, starliner will return empty. the crew will have to return to earth literally by hitchhiking. flew on a business trip for 8 days will have to stay for 8 months, and this is in the best case, that astronauts sunita williams and butch wilmar will remain on orbit, started talking immediately after the malfunctions were discovered on their ship, but nasa was in no hurry to make a final decision, the starliner crew remained in limbo for 2 and a half months, now there are another six months ahead. our decision is to leave buchi and sani on the international space station, they will return home with the crew of cru 9 in february next year, and starly will return without a crew. on june 6, the starliner ship took off from the ground for the first time with a crew on board, when it docked with the iss with an hour's delay, on the groun

well, and today the space truck progress went to the iss, it is carrying fuel, scientific equipment,fee, fresh oranges for the crew to the station. the soyuz spacecraft on board was launched this morning from the baikanur cosmodrome, progress was successfully launched into orbit and is now on course for the iss. its flight is taking place on a two-day system. docking is scheduled for saturday, august 17. the ship will deliver more than 2.5 tons of useful cargo to the station, these are food and medical supplies, drinking water, and. and an x-ray monitor of the entire starry sky. it will be installed on the outside of the zvezda module. the legendary icebreaker lenin left the port of murmansk. for the first time in many years, the museum ship departed from the pier. the reason is valid. the patriarch of the nuclear civilian fleet, the pioneer of the northern sea route, entered the floating dock for scheduled repairs. the hull and wheelhouse of the icebreaker will be painted, the technical equipment will be checked. this is how the ship is being prepared for its coming. cannot be imagi

— to loved ones when you're up there on the iss?ut literally 40 _ on the iss? it depends on the crew, but literally 40 or _ on the iss? it depends on the crew, but literally 40 or 50 _ on the iss? it depends on the crew, but literally 40 or 50 minutes - on the iss? it depends on the crew, but literally 40 or 50 minutes of - but literally 40 or 50 minutes of every hour, you could call them. we have an internet protocol phone, and on the weekend we would have a video conference with their family. i spoke to mine every day but three and almost six months.— spoke to mine every day but three and almost six months. gosh. it is aood and almost six months. gosh. it is good news they — and almost six months. gosh. it is good news they will _ and almost six months. gosh. it is good news they will be _ and almost six months. gosh. it is good news they will be coming - and almost six months. gosh. it is. good news they will be coming back and have some certainty. colonel cady coleman, astronaut and author of sharing space, thank you for joining

this means that the astronauts will only be able to leave the iss on board. the crew of the next mission is currently being reduced to free up space. today, moscow patriarch kirill performed the great consecration of the church of the archangel michael in the moscow region and held a divine service in it liturgy. on august 25, orthodox christians remember the holy martyrs foti and anikita, who preached christianity among the pagans, for which they suffered. in 1935, the temple was dismantled, using the stone for the cladding of the medical college, the restoration of the temple began in 2020. the construction was not fast with the help of patrons and local residents, this summer the work was completely completed. today, our help is needed by the logvinenko family from the luhansk people's republic, they have had to go through difficult trials, first they had to flee from hometown due to attacks by the ukrainian armed forces. then a new blow was the diagnosis that was given to the three-year-old... dots autism, now the family is in the moscow region, the child

an interesting stat from the iss, particularly when inflation was at its worst, price rises were at the highest for those budget foods. some people most need the help, they were actually having to pay more for the basket of food. it still doesn't feel like we're out of the woods yet. feel like we're out of the woods et. ~ , ., feel like we're out of the woods et. ~ ,, ., ., ~' feel like we're out of the woods et. ~ ,, ., ., ~ ., ., feel like we're out of the woods et.~ ., ., , yet. when you look at how people i think receive _ yet. when you look at how people i think receive inflation, _ yet. when you look at how people i think receive inflation, what - yet. when you look at how people i think receive inflation, what they i think receive inflation, what they look at _ think receive inflation, what they look at is — think receive inflation, what they look at is the cost of groceries, the cost — look at is the cost of groceries, the cost of— look at is the cost of groceries, the cost of gas, and the cost of housing — the cost of gas, and the cost of housing. those of the three indicators

there are enough oxygen supplies on the iss for everyone. for the starliner crew have become clearer, but the future of the ship itself remains unclear. its purpose is to deliver astronauts to orbit and return them, this is exactly how it is written in the boeing project. in its first flight, the starliner coped with the task exactly halfway. pavel prokopenko, elena varantsova, news. music of the proud sounds today in nizhny novgorod. the cultural capital of russia hosts a festival patriotic song, which became the end of the competition of the same name. in total , more than 700 applications were submitted, but only 21 compositions about the homeland, its defenders, the russian soul, love for loved ones and family were selected for the final. the jury will determine the best in seven nominations. in addition to the contestants, famous artists will take the stage, among the organizers of the event is the presidential fund for cultural initiatives. on the big screen, the premiere of the animated film luntik, the return home, the main character

it's going to be going to the iss and then coming back at some point next year. i mean, how much do you believe boeing that they are going to be the ones that take these astronauts home? >> well, i'm not at nasa or beauing and speaking from experience but again, to put that in context, nasa always has a backup plan. two years ago, the russians had several bad weeks where the coolant leaked out and they had to bring our astronauts back on different vehicles and so they've looked at for several years can we bring more than four astronauts back on the spacex. once boeing getting certified, can they be used to bring back astronauts and there's a russian or spacex problem and there's contingency plans and they said out loud, hey, the boeing as gnats might come back and everybody is focused on that . there's always backup plans. there was a plan to stay on board the space station and wait for another space shuttle. backup plan asking what nasa does best. kelly: that's good to hear. space travel seep as bit more complicated than my normal journey on the weekend. look, o

is always interaction between tsups and there was even such a situation at the very beginning of the issen there was a very strong hurricane in the usa. they have many specialists from houston, where there was a hurricane, they flew to moscow in korolev and controlled the american segment from korolev, that happened, for all such situations there is always a tsup in moscow the houston control group, i remember communicating with them through translators, they came to us, we answered their questions, this is constant interaction, there is always a russian regional control group in america, this is necessary first of all because in the usa and russia there are different time zones, inverted time, and you just need living people who are alert with you in the same time zone and you can ask questions, probably, how they can more correctly derive information from their colleagues, well, in another country, yes, that is, because, although the central control center works around the clock, always works, yes, but it still turns out that the main group of specialists is located during the daytime,

in the star city , the main and backup crews of the seventy-second mission to the iss were solemnly seen off. who went to baikanut? four people were injured in saratov as a result of an attack by a ukrainian drone, a woman in serious condition was hospitalized, the rest received assistance on the spot. eyewitnesses share footage: windows were broken on several floors of a high-rise building at once, the building is now are being examined by specialists to assess the damage. those whose apartments were damaged will be provided with temporary housing. another attack in engels, also an apartment building and in the village of pribrezhny. no one was hurt, a total of nine enemy aircraft were shot down in the skies over the saratov region. the defense ministry reported. in addition, air defense systems were operating that night in the belgorod, tula, bryansk, oryol and ryazan regions, as well as in kursk. massive strikes on the infrastructure of the armed forces of ukraine, at least three explosions in khmelnitsky, presumably damaged. damage received local tets, in kharkov there were also hits

the progress ms-28 cargo ship has entered orbit and set a course for the iss. joe biden is preparing to leave. i invited you to the white house because i am looking for a job. let's recall the main moments of his presidency. the grave of the empire, how the american flight from afghanistan laid the foundation for a multipolar world, will the powers that be leave this country alone, alexey prokin investigated. hello, you are welcomed by the information service of the ntv television company. in yuliyava studios. russian aviation destroyed ukrainian equipment. infantry in the border area of ​​the kursk region. the strikes were carried out by su-34 fighters. the crew used bombs with a universal planning module, which allowed them to attack the enemy from a safe distance. crews of self-propelled howitzers akatsiya destroyed mobile armored groups of the armed forces of ukraine. artillerymen act in conjunction with reconnaissance units, which use super drones in their work. emergencies ministry operational technicians inspected one of the energy facilities. complexes

place in all regions, congratulations have even come from space, the russian crew sent them from the iss. off the coast of sicily, where the yacht of british billionaire mike lynch crashed, rescuers have found another one already. that is, dead, here are truly terrifying shots, bodies scattered everywhere in forest belts on side roads, but this cargo 200 ukraine is in no hurry to return to its homeland. lie, here it howls, what it leads to, the enemy, of course, will never say this, but under every bush, under every fence and tree, where our barmen work, lie the corpses of those who invaded our territory, our kursk region, and they will never tell their own about the losses they have here, but according to the russian ministry of defense on... i remember, the losses in the ssu in the kursk direction are already almost 4,500 people, and really, this is an entire brigade that was destroyed in full. that's how they liquidated the ukrainian assault group near the kurdish village of korenevo, the ssu has been trying to capture it for 2 weeks, unsuccessfully. that's how it will be with everyon

the progress ms-28 cargo ship entered orbit and headed for the iss. the flight is expected to take about two days. docking with the zvezda module is planned for the nearest one.

there are currently nine people working on the iss, three of them are russians.s, and then on our air donetsk. it is under fire again today. in western turkey there are severe forest fires, in bashkiria the bashkir horse festival has brought together riders from all over the world. so not only in a few minutes, you will listen to me, but turn away, forgive me, breathe the same air with you, it's disgusting, what stand, vira, vira, we are watching rtr, this is a gift in this special day, like, i hate you, where is my child, i'll be right there. well, it's hard to pay off someone else's debts, take it, vira, don't come near me, don't come near me, there's blood, something happened, what blood, where is it strange somehow, no corpses, no statement, and no wife, come back! from monday on rtr. rixsas premium segate. family fun starts here. here, every detail is created for your pleasure. enjoy the water park for children, lush green gardens , the beauty of coral reefs and the sea. dive in into a world of unforgettable impressions. at rixosus premium siagate. rixos pre

sleeps practically in a sleeping bag, because all the regular places in the american segment of the issare occupied. and williams is allegedly especially worried about the impossibility of washing his hair more than twice a week, but the worst thing is the unknown. are you planning to spend in orbit for eight days, and then they tell you you have to stay for five weeks or eight weeks. i'd be thrilled, but if they told me i had to stay for eight months, i'd be a little nervous. nasa officials say wilmar and williams are doing just fine and are ready to stay as long as necessary. when i assign crew members, we discuss the length of the mission with them, as well as the possibility of extending it. our astronauts are always ready. representatives of the booing corporation, the developer of the troubled aged at the press conference.

sleeps practically in a sleeping bag because all the regular places in the american segment of the iss are occupied, and williams is allegedly especially worried about the inability to wash his hair more than twice a week, but the worst thing is the uncertainty. you plan to spend 8 days in orbit, and then you are told that you have to stay for five or 8 weeks, i would be delighted, but if they told me that i have to stay for 8 months, i would be a little tense, confident in these ... his ability to safely return the crew to ground. testing confirmed that 27 of the 28 attitude control engines were operational. nasa management does not share this confidence. an alternative plan assumes that the starliner will try to return to earth without people, and the stranded astronauts will be part of the next mission to the iss. in this case , two of the four already approved crew members, among the four is russian alexander gorbunov, will not go into space. this option is unfavorable for the corporation, against the background of problems with the safety of passenger liners, it is also losing the

instead of sending 4 astronauts to the iss on its dragon capsule. spacex now only sending 2 astronauts making room for sunny and butch to hitch a ride home. >> we have a lot of work to do relative to the rest of the mission, which is bush and sunny, stay on the space station for some time and a return on crew. 9. we're considering that spacecraft with a couple extra 2 different seats. so we'll have 2 different crew members, 2 crew members on that vehicle we'll have it ready to bring. but since any home. >> hawaii is bracing for a tropical storm. it could briefly reach hurricane strength. tropical storm hone expected to pass south of hawaii tomorrow. today winds are reaching 65 miles an hour. forecasters say it could dump more than 10 inches of rain on parts of the big island. maybe 12 inches of rain. hawaii's tourism agency says it is safe to visit, but they're warning that people should postpone outdoor activities. kron four's gayle ong is here with the not good time to go to hawaii. yes, and we're talking dangerous surf and that is what hawaii is

the cargo ship progress ms-28 entered orbit and headed for the iss. the grave of the empire, how the flight of americans from afghanistan laid the foundation for a multipolar world, will the powers of this world leave this country alone, figured out alexey prokin. hello, this is the ntv news service greeting you. yulia is in the studio. russian aviation destroyed ukrainian equipment and infantry in the border area of ​​kursk oblast. the strikes were carried out by su-34 fighters. the crew used bombs with a universal planning module, which allowed them to attack the enemy from a safe distance. crews of akatsiya self-propelled howitzers destroyed mobile armored groups of the ukrainian armed forces. the artillerymen are acting in conjunction with reconnaissance units, which use them in their work. drones. from the border areas of the kursk region, which the ukrainian armed forces are shelling, civilians are being evacuated , for security reasons, mandatory evacuation was announced in the glushkovsky district. residents of the kursk region are being accep

instead of sending 4 astronauts to the iss on its dragon capsule. spacex now only sending 2 astronauts making room for sunny and butch to hitch a ride home. >> we have a lot of work to do relative to the rest of the mission, which is bush and sunny, stay on the space station for some time and a return on crew. 9. we're considering that spacecraft with a couple extra 2 different seats. so we'll have 2 different crew members, 2 crew members on that vehicle we'll have it ready to bring. but since any home. >> coming up in sports, the niners were back out on the practice field day at levi's and 2 players said quite the performance against the raiders friday. our erin wilson, as all the latest as the nfl season is about to get the nfl season is about to get started. alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. d

having said that, they're also professionals, professionals who have flown long durations in the iss.f the experiments, and they have really been pitching in, so essentially they are getting a longer flight. the only thing is they were not expecting it. i'm sure it impacted some other part of their lives. but they are adjusting very well and i think they will do great. you wonder if anybody left milk in the refrigerator or something like that. just going back to the spacecraft itself, we heard the statement from boeing, and nasa has spoken about it as well. what do you make of the decision here to essentially keep the astronauts there until a different spacecraft can get them? is this overly cautious or do you think it is the right decision? i think it is absolutely the right decision and nobody in the business is surprised by that. starliner has been behind schedule and have a lot of technical and budget problems and finally got into space and suffered these failures on the thrusters, they seem fairly minor. testing was unable to come up with a root cause, they saw disturbing problems

having said that, they're also professionals, professionals who have flown long durations in the iss.periments, and they have really been pitching in, so essentially they are getting a longer flight. the only thing is they were not expecting it. i'm sure it impacted some other part of their lives. but they are adjusting very well and i think they will do great. you wonder if anybody left milk in the refrigerator or something like that. just going back to the spacecraft itself, we heard the statement from boeing, and nasa has spoken about it as well. what do you make of the decision here to essentially keep the astronauts there until a different spacecraft can get them? is this overly cautious or do you think it is the right decision? i think it is absolutely the right decision and nobody in the business is surprised by that. starliner has been behind schedule and have a lot of technical and budget problems and finally got into space and suffered these failures on the thrusters, they seem fairly minor. testing was unable to come up with a root cause, they saw disturbing problems related

having said that, they're also professionals, professionals who have flown long durations in the issw to do most of the experiments, and they have already been pitching in, so essentially they are getting a longerflight. the only thing is they were not expecting it. i'm sure it impacted some other part of their lives. but they are adjusting very well and i think they will do great. you wonder if anybody left a carton of milk in the refrigerator or something like that! just going back to the spacecraft itself, we heard the statement from boeing, and nasa has spoken about it as well. what do you make of the decision here to essentially keep the astronauts there until a different spacecraft can come and get them? is this being overly cautious or do you think it is the right decision? i think it is absolutely the right decision and nobody in the business is surprised by that. starliner has been behind schedule and have a lot of technical and budget problems, finally got into space and then suffered these failures on the thrusters, they seem fairly minor. testing — they were unable to com

the star liner meanwhile will detach from the iss next month and land via auto pilot in new mexico andts, one employee staying and this is a quote, we have had so many embarrassments lately. we're under a microscope. this just made it like 100 times worse. we hate spacex. it's shameful, i'm embarrassed, i'm horrified, end quote. you're laughing buts there's -- cheryl: it's awful. >> christmas in space, this was supposed to be an eight day thing. it's now going to be the new year. cheryl: remember, nasa put all their weight and belief behind boeing initially when they came up with the idea that we'll have this public, private partnership. it was -- they spent more and gave more money to boeing than they did to spacex so i can see why the spacex employees are irked about the whole thing. it makes a lot of sense. >> i mean, you look at boeing, i mean, boeing used to be the best engineering company in the entire world and now they have employees who are absolutely mortified that they have to go to a competitor to get the astronauts back here on earth but this is a company, it's a broken co

they also professionals, the professionals, the professionals who have flown long durations above the issdo most of the experiments, and they have really been a pitching in, so essentially they are getting a longer flight. the only thing is they are not expecting as i'm sure it impacted some other part of their lives but they are adjusting very well and i think they will do great. you wonder if anybody _ they will do great. you wonder if anybody left _ they will do great. you wonder if anybody left milk _ they will do great. you wonder if anybody left milk in - they will do great. you wonder if anybody left milk in the - if anybody left milk in the refrigerator or something like that. just going back to the spacecraft herself, we heard the statement from boeing, and thus has spoken about it as well. what you make of the decision here to essentially keep the astronauts there until a different spacecraft can get them? is this overly cautious or do you think it is the right decision? i or do you think it is the right decision?— decision? i think it is absolutely _ decision? ithink it is abso

i be wearing up there at iss. what is your reaction to it?— your reaction to it?action to it? i think if you asked me or a _ your reaction to it? i think if you asked me or a number- your reaction to it? i think if you asked me or a number of- your reaction to it? i think if you asked me or a number of my - asked me or a number of my colleagues, we would sayjealous. in that it's what we live for and we trained for. it's a mission that we are all dedicated to, and the hard part is actually the training on the ground and getting ready. when it's your turn, ground and getting ready. when it's yourturn, it's ground and getting ready. when it's your turn, its your turn and when it's not, it's not. i think we are all there and is an amazing and wonderful great family really. and so i think i'm pretty thrilled. i think it's hard of the families but when you see these videos and pictures of butch and sonny and the rest of the crew, those smiles are not just for the rest of the crew, those smiles are notjust for the camera. it's a genuinely fascinating place to be. the wor

there are several other humans on board the iss with them? yes.en, all of that's fine. the concern that there is at the moment is what happens when the starliner spacecraft departs in that interim few days, hours, however long it's going to be before the spacex crew dragon arrives with their new spacesuits and their seats to return them to earth in february. so during that time, there's going to be a bit of a bit of a lag, let's say. so the concern is then the only way they'll be able to get back to earth, if there were a dire problem on the space station, would be unsuited unseated inside crew. and this is because they came in suits that were new, that were specifically tailored to the needs of the boeing starliner capsule. that's right. so their spacesuits are only work inside the starliner spacecraft. they don't also work inside crew dragon. so yes, that's the big thing they need now. new suits to be delivered. at the moment, we're hearing the that likelihood is that those suits will be delivered on the next crew dragon spacecraft. um, ideally

peter: culturally, is it important to note the difference between isse and nisse? george: i think particularly for the japanese-american community, and i think it is the only community that has that kind of labeling of the generations because each generation has a different experience. the immigrant generation obviously had a totally different immigration. immigration experience. the next generation was the generation that experienced the internment, the imprisonment in their own country. their children, the generation of which i am part, have a whole different kind of generational experience. so, unlike the italian americans or the polish americans, the japanese-americans have a distinct generational, uniquely generational experience. peter: george takei, prior to february 19, 1942, do you have memories of prejudice against japanese americans at all? george: i was too young to know that. peter: did your parents ever speak of it? george: later on, yes, but my friend was a blond white boy. so -- and i was too young to be aware of that. then, the confusing, scary, te

peter: culturally, is it important to note the difference between isse and nisse?eorge: i think particularly for the japanese-american community, and i think it is the only community that has that kind of labeling of the generations because each generation has a different experience. the immigrant generation obviously had a totally different immigration. immigration experience. the next generation was the generation that experienced the internment, the imprisonment in their own country. their children, the generation of which i am part, have a whole different kind of generational experience. so, unlike the italian americans or the polish americans, the japanese-americans have a distinct generational, uniquely generational experience. peter: george takei, prior to february 19, 1942, do you have memories of prejudice against japanese americans at all? george: i was too young to know that. peter: did your parents ever speak of it? george: later on, yes, but my friend was a blond white boy. so -- and i was too young to be aware of that. then, the confusing, scary, terr

docking with the iss is scheduled for august 17.n the suzzdal land, during the era of yaroslav the wise, there was one of the centers of concentration of the military elite. the results of the archaeologists' work allowed us to look at this historical place from a new angle. during the excavations of the ancient necropolis, they discovered the burial of a warrior-rider with equipment and weapons. the find is extremely rare. the artifacts are currently being studied. rivers, and archaeologists, trying to dig deeper, continue their painstaking, often routine work, without taking breaks even on their professional holiday, it is celebrated today, how the secrets of the past are revealed, andrey shamin learned. digging deeper in archeology is not always literal, this is an ordinary pea field near suzdal. since the baptism of rus, the landscape in these places , according to experts, has not changed. and the thousand-year history here is literally feet, or at a maximum depth of about 30 cm. under the arable horizon is an ancient necropoli

it comes as no surprise at the obra and iss were both say that whoever — obra and iss were both say thats going to inherit a — beginning ofjuly was going to inherit a pretty unstable economy. the sheer — inherit a pretty unstable economy. the sheer size of it remains to be seen _ the sheer size of it remains to be seen i_ the sheer size of it remains to be seen ithink— the sheer size of it remains to be seen. i think there are questions to be answered, as soon as the house of commons _ be answered, as soon as the house of commons resumes in a week's time. we don't know— commons resumes in a week's time. we don't know the _ commons resumes in a week's time. we don't know the exact detail of it. i think_ don't know the exact detail of it. i thinkiusi — don't know the exact detail of it. i thinkjust picking up on something catherine — thinkjust picking up on something catherine had said is that there is no plan _ catherine had said is that there is no pian for— catherine had said is that there is no plan for growth being given out. ithink— no plan for growth being given out. i think most— n

sunita williams may now end up spending more than eight months rather than eight days on board the isscorrespondent peter bowes reports. three, two, one, ignition. and lift—off of- starliner and atlas 5. it was expected to be a short stay at the international space station for butch wilmore and sunita williams. but the test pilots for boeing's new starliner are in for a longer trip than they bargained for. eight days could turn into eight months, because their capsule has been deemed unsafe to return to earth. problems with its propulsion system emerged during starliner�*s initial approach to the space station injune, and it still hasn't been fixed. no decision has been made yet, but it looks like the capsule will eventually return to earth, but, to be on the safe side, without the astronauts. they may have to hitch a lift with rival company spacex. the capsule crew dragon is due to head to the space station later this year, and talks are under way with nasa to leave two empty seats so the stranded astronauts can get home on the return trip. they've already been stuck in space for two

there are currently nine people working on the iss, three of them russians.is news, here 's what will happen next in our program. a fire in izmir, turkey, has engulfed residential areas of the four-million city. germany has completely stopped funding weapons supplies to ukraine, the russian embassy in indonesia is moving to the country's new capital. santara, about this and more in a few minutes, have you forgotten what day it is, exactly 7 years ago, it was a child, it was a premature fetus, you monster, watch rtr, oleg, how did you end up here, you ran away, oleg, i'm in trouble, help me. auntie, who are you? you delivered the baby yourself, you said he died, coming back is a bad omen, my house, my husband, my son is sleeping upstairs, for whom i am a real mother, i 'm not going anywhere, please, my situation, two women, one child, one man, by law, he is our son with viyka, they took him away, you me too by law, return, go there, find her and bring her. yes, from monday on rtr. welcome to rixsas premium magavish suds and villas in hurghada, where luxury roo

— but their boeing starliner spacecraft encountered problems, and now the pair stranded aboard the isso astronauts back on starliner. if that doesn't work another plan is to attach the two astronauts to a separate spacex mission that is due to launch to the iss in september, and then return them with that mission in february. that would be a big blow to boeing, which has been competing with spacex. earlier this week, nasa used a spacex rocket to deliver food and clothes to the international space station. three, two, one, ignition. and lift—off of starliner and atlas 5. it was expected to be a short stay at the international space station for butch wilmore and sunita williams. but the test pilots for boeing's new starliner are in for a longer trip than they bargained for. eight days could turn into eight months because their capsule has been deemed unsafe to return to earth. hello there. we did have a lot of cloud through thursday afternoon, and with that came drizzle, some heavier outbreaks of rain across northern portions of the uk — for example, here in stirling. with that rain, som

there's no c3po joining me now is garrett reisman, a former nasa astronaut who spent 95 days on the iss. thank you so much for joining us tonight. this is strange and fascinating at all the same time, you've got astronaut frank rubio holding the record for the longest single spaceflight on the iss, 307 71 days so long stays, they can be done. but how unusual is it for this to have a delay like this yeah. >> well, first of all, i'm sure hoping that sunny and butch don't beat that record. i think they said be very happy to let frank keep that record. it is unusual whenever you go up into space, you never know exactly what's going to happen, especially on a test flight like this one. there's bound to be things that you didn't expect. and especially when you're going up to the space station for a long long-duration flight, you have to be prepared as i was for it to stretch out a little bit and in france thanks, kasie, we went from six months to over a year now when you're going on a test flight, a short flight that is only supposed to be eight days i think you're not really as prepared nece

peter: culturally, is it important to note the difference between isse and nisse?rge: i think particularly for the japanese-american community, and i think it is the only community that has that kind of labeling of the generations because each generation has a different experience. the immigrant generation obviously had a totally different immigration. immigration experience. the next generation was the generation that experienced the internment, the imprisonment in their own country. their children, the generation of which i am part, have a whole different kind of generational experience. so, unlike the italian americans or the polish americans, the japanese-americans have a distinct generational, uniquely generational experience. peter: george takei, prior to february 19, 1942, do you have memories of prejudice against japanese americans at all? george: i was too young to know that. peter: did your parents ever speak of it? george: later on, yes, but my friend was a blond white boy. so -- and i was too young to be aware of that. then, the confusing, scary, terror

betray his subject he adopted the position and ends up feeling very sympathetic to somebody and that iss what i find interesting if you spend a lot of time with somebody and see things from their point of view you never end up moreer sympathetic. but there were all the people whoo lost out. i made a documentary about crypto before ii wrote this review and people put their college funds into crypto or something they plann to renovat, small to medium-sized losses so this wasn't a kind of cost free crime and taking a part of this falling in love with this kind of billionaire who said he wanted to save the world squeezed out of that story all the victims of sam brinkman freed. >> you go on to write once you accept the limitations of the approach, you are free to enjoy its pleasures. he remains the greatest of the plain style reporting. each word might be worth ten dollars but he studiously avoids the ten-dollar words and his eye for detail is unsurpassed. >> it's one of the things about writing the reviews is you have the space to breathe. anybody will tell you that you're trying to do just

out, experts admitted that it would be too dangerous, so the astronauts who have been sitting on the issce june 5 will now have to wait for the next scheduled mission, with which it will be possible... russia was defeated by the accumulation of manpower of the armed forces of ukraine in the kursk region, struck the enemy in the sumy region, attempts by the armed forces of ukraine to attack in the direction of several border settlements, the militants have suffered heavy losses. details in the next news releases, right now you.

let's look at moscow from the iss assembly line. in nine halls, the most important sectors of the capital's industry - mechanical engineering, electronics, cars, aviation and medicine. and this device will give for those who have claustrophobia, magnetic resonance. tomograph for limbs of open type, that is, in order to scan an arm or a leg, it is no longer necessary to lie down in a large tube, and this will significantly speed up the research process. that production is not only difficult, but interestingly beautiful, here you can see clearly, and this is the latest promising development unmanned helicopters are capable of carrying up to 2 tons of payload, now this bird is at the flight test stage today in there are more than 400 enterprises in the capital, they employ more than 725 thousand people, in the last. for me this is something unprecedented, i did not know this before, how it works, we wanted to show the industry, well, roughly speaking, the product in its face, as it is, here, but there is also a large number of interact

children's dreams were collected into space at the exhibition russia a capsule with them went to the iss today. one of the most cherished dreams has already come true for 89 children from all regions of the country. they arrived in baikanur to see the launch of a rocket that will put into orbit not even a ship dreams, a real ship progress. our correspondent alexander lyakin believes that everything that is wished for will come true. ignition. preliminary. how much does a dream weigh, the question for the mission control center is not idle, because today they are sending a cargo ship progress into space, on board of which there are 9000 children's wishes, you could write down your dream at the exhibition of russia in pavilion number one, the first in russia, the land of opportunities, i dream, i dream of reading all the books in the world, i dream of becoming a veterin, if only every such dream were written on a small piece of paper, their total weight would be about 500 kg. organized by the movement of the first together with the state corporation roscosmos. the guys were brought to baik

to the module "star on the iss".g successfully the progress ms-21-28 transport and cargo ship docked. its flight lasted more than 50 hours, the ship delivered 2.5 tons of useful cargo, 420 liters of drinking water, medical supplies and an x-ray monitor of the entire starry sky to the station. it will be installed on the outside of the module. there are currently nine people working on the iss, including three russians. you are watching the news, here are the topics in our program: russia and belarus are expanding their tourist borders. the hydrographic vessel vas was transferred to the pacific fleet. ran away, oleg, i'm in trouble, help me, aunt, and who are you, you yourself delivered the baby, they said he died, come back, bad omen, my house, my husband, my son is sleeping upstairs, for whom i am a real mother, i'm not going anywhere, terrible situation, women need, one child, and one man, by law, he is our father-in-law's son, you took him from me also by law, return. go there, find her and bring her here. from mo

sunita williams may now end up spending more than eight months — rather than eight days — on board the isshree, two, one, ignition. and lift—off of- starliner and atlas 5. it was expected to be a short stay at the international space station for butch wilmore and sunita williams. but the test pilots for boeing's new starliner are in for a longer trip than they bargained for. eight days could turn into eight months, because their capsule has been deemed unsafe to return to earth. problems with its propulsion system emerged during starliner�*s initial approach to the space station injune, and it still hasn't been fixed. no decision has been made yet, but it looks like the capsule will eventually return to earth, but, to be on the safe side, without the astronauts. they may have to hitch a lift with rival company spacex. the capsule crew dragon is due to head to the space station later this year, and talks are under way with nasa to leave two empty seats so the stranded astronauts can get home on the return trip. they've already been stuck in space for two months, but the pair could be in for

instead of 8 days, their mission to the iss has already lasted 2 months, and may stretch to 8. problems began at takeoff. tests, first they had to flee their hometown due to attacks by the ukrainian armed forces, and then a new blow was the diagnosis that their three-year-old daughter was given, autism. now the family is in the moscow region, the child has a chance to undergo effective rehabilitation, but this requires. such a feature, she is just so modest, does not speak on her own, that's it this is how a modest girl eva grew up, and then shells started whistling over her house, her parents grabbed their documents, got into the car and drove away, 3 hours later their house burned down, losing a home and a familiar way of life is terrible for any person and especially for a child with autism, eva has this diagnosis, you guessed it right, three shells hit our house and it completely burned down. that is, by some miracle , people were simply not hurt, what is it like to lose your entire world with walks in the forest, grandma, certain sounds and smells for a small person, which

34 orbits around the earth, progress will dock with the zvezda module of the russian segment of the iss, where it will stay for more than 170 days. in total, it will deliver over 2.5 tons of useful cargo to the station for the crews of 7, 72 long expeditions, which included russians oleg kononenko, nikolai chup and alexander gribel. families with many children will be able to receive increased payments to pay off their mortgages, this and more was discussed at a government meeting today, we will discuss the details with our observer naili askerzaden, good evening, in general, what kind of support can large families receive and who can count on increased payments. igor, good evening, families in which a third or subsequent child is born can count on a one-time payment of 450,000 rubles to pay off. mortgages. as part of a pilot project for residents of primorsky krai, last year this amount was increased to 1 million rubles. now large families in other regions can count on such a payment. at the request of the head of state , we will expand the effect of this measure to chukotka to those f

the iss has been going _ cooler in summer. the iss has been going on— cooler in summer.h the now prime minister lyin- problem with the now prime minister lying about during the general election— lying about during the general election campaign. with lying about during the general election campaign. with winter fuel is not difficult _ election campaign. with winter fuel is not difficult to _ election campaign. with winter fuel is not difficult to find _ election campaign. with winter fuel is not difficult to find critics - election campaign. with winter fuel is not difficult to find critics in - is not difficult to find critics in the labour party who do not like this and feel that they were bounced into it by that statement at the end ofjuly from rachel reeves. i spoke to one kind of loyal stimpy this evening and they said this is because the black hole and the staff stuff has to be done but this person was saying and picking up unease amongst the electorate and that is making me uneasy. you amongst the electorate and that is making me uneasy.— amongst the electorate and