quite a act is that is spiked it was a fact that you look at the morning and it looks shiny and very flecked and that ought to really do what would you would top by its composition it is actually the doc not read it for active and our project was to determine why soil is less to deflect the of than what you would expect noise it's chemical composition and it was before we run out of time and we just ask you are we still learning things from those moon rocks that were brought back 50 years ago i have to tell you quite frankly i don't know all i've gone nor said orally relatively small fraction of the material broad back but not only are paulo 11 apollo 11526070. more still some material is 2 years stored intact. but you know if material was distributed among maybe a 100 scientists that many many experiments very apparent full on a lot of studies made but who knows maybe in the end in a few decades they've had a visit and really does all samples of taken out again and study it from a different point of view yeah that's a very important point to make there may still be something new to learn th

telling how those violent protests this unveil to the rest of the well hong kong's british colonial era fleck you know clinton but this is really a function of the domestic british politics here ok and looking back to a different era ok of. british rule in colonial rule i mean in their harkening back to this i mean and they i mean this is we is this an internal political affair for the conservative party or i think for 2 reasons one is you have that the internal power battle now for who's going. next prime minister and i think the fact that jeremy hunt is the one who went forward. it's quite telling because he doesn't really have a chance against boris johnson so. really stands out as this great statesman so i think for him to kind of elevate britain up there putting china in his british imperialism ok is that a winner and i guess the other 2nd appeal which would be in britain at the moment there is this sense of relative decline they do have. they are trying to find their new place in the world especially with working with bricks it's so are they going to be. relevant in the years to come so

the mirrors left on the moon ‘s surface, there are flecked laser beam central telescopes on earth.t of the distance from the moon to the earth at any given time and is still being used today to monitor the slow drift away at the speed of just less monitor the slow drift away at the speed ofjust less than four centimetres a second. most of the apollo experiments were short and fairly basic. but they provided scientists with a giant leap in understanding of the world that had, up understanding of the world that had, up until this point, been completely alien. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is your friday sport briefing. the final major of the golfing calendar is underway, the open championship, at royal portrush in northern ireland. and it's jb holmes who leads the way. the american is 5 under after an opening round of 66. he's one shot ahead of ireland's shane lowry. brooks koepka, the us pga champion, who's won four of the last ten major championships — is one of 13 players who are two off the lead on 3—under—par.

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flecked tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand so to consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which and its allies will always defend the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no take a strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not

flecked that we get their attention from this aggression and. from the strategic blow that they suffered. it is also true that over the last 3 days ph interest even in the east been targeted but yet and they and speaking especially about restaurants and different properties in the east on by libyan people. with some takesh element. there is an element also of these increasing toxic war in the country that is pushing off to troubling trees of trash just on the package side but also trying to convince probably country u.a.e. trained trees they support us. and we should just point out the other night the libyan national army which are the forces of. it is this in your opinion now turning into more and more of a regional conflict and more of supporting players you know we can talk about the the 2 governments but increasingly i find we're talking more about those other countries which support the 2 governments. i think that this is the action unfortunately of the libyan conflict and has been clear from the very beginning does live on these new level

the second draft that i'm bringing forward today, i think you all have a copy of it, was -- republic fleck -- reflects a number of changes. as i said, the seven appointment seats -- a new line specifies that commissioners may be removed by their appointing authorities at any time. we explicitly state the commissioners shall set agendas. the commission explicitly has the authority to assess the department's effective and timely delivery of services. the new version removes the jurisdiction of commission to approve or disapprove contracts procured under the shelter crisis ordinance. it removes the requirement that all shelters be approved by the commission and requires that the board of supervisors introduce trailing legislation to clean up and coordinate the existing advisory structure to the department. the local homelessness coordinating board, s.m.c., the shelter monitoring committee, our city, our home committee will now report to the commission. and the ordinance is already being drafted and the board would be required to pass that ordinance by the time the committee is seated. these c

it would reduce c.c.a.s flecks abilitc.c.a.sflexibility. cal c.c.a. has worked to negotiate compromised amendments, and the author has agreed to put those into the bill. they address those concerns we had with p.u.c. procurement. we are expecting to see the amendment in print very soon and we'll continue engaging on that bill as well. >>> and then lastly, i wanted to talk about a ab1054. it was the urgent see bill concerning wildfires and utility financial stability. it passed last weekend and was already signed by the governor. this one one of the governor's top priorities this year. it was motivated both by wanting to make victims of recent fires whole, as well as, you know, looking at a potential credit rating downgrade. so the bill establishes two separate wildfire funds that the utilities can choose to participate in. a liquidity fund and an insurance fund. it also requires additional grid-hardening measures. and it also includes a safety certification process for those utilities. as you're probably aware, there were some additional amendments ad

be flexible, not just sides is both being willing to be flexible, notjust looking at the other two flecks can't be beyond the wit of the best negotiators in the uk and eu to find a deal after such a close relationship and it takes both of them. it appears it is beyond their wit and your report suggests the eu is less prepared than the uk. in many areas the eu is less prepared. a lot of their measures are temporary, six months on education and nine months for truck drivers. a lot because they are dealing with 27 states, it's a bit fragmented. most concerning the possibly is the status of uk citizens living in the eu so absolutely the eu has skin in this game as well, get round the table and use that to drive a deal through. how long will it take for businesses to recover, do you think? i think it will vary very much across the sectors. there will be short—term disruption and that is where the preparation now can make a bit of a difference. i think the most worrying thing is the long—term competitiveness of the uk. the number of global investors we talked about the moment to say, actually i

i'm martin fleck. i'm with physicians for social responsibility. and physicians for social responsibility, we agree with beyat ris fin who said this sort of wep be should be illegal. and so my question is about -- you kind of laid a legal foundation that included the mpt, diane pearlman already picked up on that. you said that the mpt says that -- if i understood you right, it sounded like you were saying the mpt allows for five nations to have nuclear weapons. and i think that you left something out, which is the mpt allows for five nations to have nuclear weapons temporarily. and i also would i also would purport that the vast majority of the signers, their understanding of the deal was that it was temporary. i asked tom graham about that. he said their understanding was it was temporary. there have been, last december, 162 nations at the u.n. called for total elimination of nuclear weapons. it's been 49 years since it was in force. how temporary? that's a long temporary arrangement and we're still in a lot of danger. how do you square it allows

what features in the current social media accurate market if any could make it possible for a new fleck willing kpeter to take on facebook? >> congressman. i think there are many different answers to that question. my understanding, for instance and see tick-tock focused on public sharing for instance. that may be one feature that companies like ours might be interested in in the future. >> and my last question for mr. cohen is more of a personal question not a congressional question. but can you explain to me why a 9-year-old would rather watch it forptant on youtube because i don't understand. >> i'm completely mystified i have no idea. >> with that i greeld back. >> i now recognize myself for five minutes. he said i want to focus on the state of competition online is affecting real people in the communities we represent. we see a tremendous concentration of economic power fundamentally shaping markets in the ways that that are unfair, unbalanced and not competitive. resulting in less choice and worse quality of products and services for working people. we want to make sure as part of

flecked tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand so to consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend as the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no dig a strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly a