but they kept the orion capsule but in a different form.gain, politics was involved and who does what. another thing, what about mining asteroids. there are good private companies looking at mining asteroids. they wanted to get into that business as well. by the way, obama canceled constellation and sort of canceled orion. then trump came and did what did trump do? he canceled asteroids by the way. but he said we really should go back to the moon. and we should go to mars. but he kind of had this thing where he was going back and forth about it. he made one statement saying we should go to the moon and then on to mars. then he did a tweet, basically saying, we've been to the moon but let's go to mars. and then his nasa ministry to said can you clarify a little bit? he said well yeah, i guess we will go to the moon and then mars. but he really is interested in mars. restarted the space council. he has a genuine interest in space. this is hot off the press for this as yesterday for those of you watching on c-span. that was july 19 met with bu

orion, cani that happening in first place. the effects of it, what do you think foster carers, social workers, the system can do for people like you when you're that age in care? i think the biggest thing is listen. half the time young people don't feel they are listened to by professionals, they feel like their voices are going in one ear and out the other and their opinions don't matter. so it's very crucial to make sure we are listening to those voices, that we are showing been listened it's been acted upon, whether it's something that the social worker of foster care it needs to work for the young person but making sure that young person is aware they are listened to all the time and that their opinion is vital within their life. harmony, your nodding. i would definitely echo that. i feel like when you come into ca re that. i feel like when you come into care you that. i feel like when you come into ca re you are that. i feel like when you come into care you are quite young, i feel like often more times than not decisions

orion, no matter where the moon will land off of san diego. the matter what the trajectory has come and gone, they're gonna land in san diego because of the increased knowledge from the atmosphere. the guidance was so much better. when we were doing it, we were worried about acting the atmosphere and skipping out and going back into space. we don't worry about that anymore because the guidance is so good. technology has changed a lot of things in that aspect. >> with that, we will wrap up this section -- session. thank you very much. [laughter] >> you are watching "american history tv," 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. years ago, woodstock attracted nearly half a million people to a dairy farm in upstate new york. next, wade lawrence, director of the museum at bethel woods describes how the three-day rock concert ended up in bethel, 60 miles from the town of woodstock. >> the organizers of the festival originally

last month we marked the cancer -- the cap school complete on the orion capsule. it is the spacecraft that we all know will sit on top of the sls and it will carry the first crewed ship designed to deep space exploration in half a century. and just last week we announced the marshall space flight center in huntsville, alabama will lead development of our new lunar lander, and working with johnson space center in houston, texas, we will ensure that a new generation of astronauts have a state-of-the-art vessel to reach the lunar surface safely and return by 2024. we are going to get it done. [applause] in fact, administrator bridenstine told me that with strong congressional support that we have got, we can actually start bending metal on the lander in the next year. whatever that means. [applause] i'm proud to report, also, we've empowered our commercial partners. in recent months, spacex successfully docked its automated crew dragon capsule at the international space station, blue origin tested engines for its own lunar lander, and boeing is working hard to launch

orion, no matter where the moon is, it will land off of san diego.has come and gone, they're gonna land in san diego because of the increased knowledge from the atmosphere. the guidance was so much better. when we were doing it, we were worried about acting the atmosphere and skipping out and going back into space. we don't worry about that anymore because the guidance is so good. technology has changed a lot of things in that aspect. >> with that, we will wrap up this section -- session. thank you very much. [applause] it was believed that she was kidnapped. possibly as young as 12 years old. >> in the film which we are about to see, a brief glimpse of her and her name in the film is sally smith. bought by a man called washington smith. he gave her his name. four of the survivors were bought by him and they were given his name. a diminutive, it's a name that you give to a child. or to an animal. a way of showing ownership. it was the last space -- space ship to reach the u.s.. for many years it was meant as a archaeologists discovered it less than t

el vestía de marcas muy caras, tenía zapatos andaba vestido de lujo >> llegó este centro de recluto oriónmeses de permanecer en esta prisión las autoridades mexicanas decían que tenían que se trasladado una cárcel de máxima seguridad este fin de semana se lo llevaron >> la secretaría de seguridad ciudadana lo llevaron al altiplano porque no contaban con la seguridad, pero se inició una investigación sobre el caso >> si hay un delito y pruebas se tiene que procesar >> al servidor público que permitió eso >> también se realizará un juez sea devuelto al penal, donde llevaba una vida de lujo >> para telemundo >> presidente de lo que consideraba un tranquilo barrio están preocupados por una posible pandilla >> se ve las marcas la13bandas mundo >> muchos salvadoreÑos, otros condenados por delito grave la asociación salvadoreÑa ha privado de libertad para repartíar a sus con nacionales >> personas que vengan deportadas ya sea de cárceles o no, los activistas contactan a familiares y preparan documentos necesarios para conseguirla liberación, sin embargo es necesario que tengan buena conducta >>

for orion, though, he's travelled the country helping young people in care, in the hope others don'tstle. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the bank of england has cut its forecasts for uk growth — and warned a no—deal brexit would hit the economy even harder. some other stories in the world service newsroom. four more people have been killed during protests in sudan. the latest deaths happened in the city of omdurman. tensions are high since six people — including school children — were shot dead during a protest on monday. the ruling military council has blamed the paramilitary rapid support forces for those deaths. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has filed an official complaint saying he was poisoned while in prison on sunday. he was rushed to hospital with what a spokesperson said was severe swelling of the face, and redness of the skin. navalny was jailed for 30 days for urging people to take part in unauthorised protests. thousands of residents have been told to leave their homes in the english county of derbyshire because of f

that is mark graham and matthew quinn who are accused of robbing the orions of a marijuana grow in vacaville. they tied up two guards shot one in the leg and took off with money and a truck and trailer full of marijuana. the department of justice says dna tied them to the crime. but would not elaborate beyond that. >>> google holding a townhall meeting in san jose today. tech giant is showcasing the preliminary framework for a proposed campus nearly deidren train station. the company representatives are answering questions about the plan and addressing concerns over housing and transportation. and bringing new jobs to the area. >>> we as residents of the area have to be vigilant and hold everyone that is going to be building accountable. to make sure that -- and does it in a way that works for everyone. >>> google is proposing a 20,000-employee megacampus in downtown san jose, hoping to break ground in 2021. >>> silicon valley pride is under way right now. all happening at plaza desees ar chavez park in san jose. where rose plater is. rose, go ahead. >> it's indeed u t hear theenrt. that's t

orion --niscent of the of the orion -- ryan era. there is a task force working on this issue, but i think it is clear that one of the things congress needs to do is increase its own capacity. that involves opening up staff, paying more, training them better. ,iving power back to committees ,estoring, within reason regular order some more members can be involved in the legislative process, at least in the house of representatives, and increase staff transparency, diversity, and training. there is no clear reform that will necessarily decrease or give incentives with regards to the other party, thinking about the next election. it is the case that there are many partisans who formerly served in congress on both sides of the aisle who were institutionalists, who deeply cared about the institution, valued its tradition. reformink some of the should be to cultivate a sense of loyalty to the institution in addition to party. also through additional training or more sessions with former members of congress to share their own experiences, p

putting my own deas out there, and i was one of the first people to make a strong case for the public orion whether it be medicaid medicare. you can do it both ways, and i down that would help bring the cost of healthcare. i also think it's doable, but that's not the only reason. i think it's the best policy to pursue right now. these are policy debate but the made out there is still the case that what unifies us is divides us n what and this guy, while we're having this debate that's fine to have, while we're having it, rarely anyone, and i had a very little and e to do it stood up said, you know what? well, we're debating this in good faith. guy is trying to dismantle kickffordable care act and people off their insurance for conditions. what we're debating and what we should be doing with foreign he's made these promises that he was going to withdrew fer and then us from iran agreement where cap to now blowing the enrich uranium. lied, have a guy that's where's the "washington post". 10,000s. times?w how 10200. they documented it, so i think someone that'sve being straight with people and

last month we marked the capsule complete on the orion capsule.ecraft sitting on top of the sls. deep space exploration and half a century. just last week we announced that the marshall space flight center will lead development of our new lunar lander and working with johnson space center we will ensure that a new generation of astronauts have the state-of-the-art vessel to reach the lunar surface safely and return by 2024. we will get it done. [applause] in fact, the administrator told me that was strong congressional support we can actually start bending metal on the lander in the next year. whatever that means. [applause] i am proud to report also we have empowered our commercial partners. space x successfully knocked its automated crew at the international space station. blue origin tested engines for its own lunar lander. boeing is working hard to launch a crude vehicle by the end of this year. working with our industry leaders before the year is out. the united states will once again send american astronauts into space on american rockets fr

right that when there is a gun in the household you're more likely to have a child get shot or the orionan to kill let's a intruder into the house. those are just numbers. those are just the facts. >> cnn's kyung lah joining us from iowa. and kyung, i imagine you hear a lot of unity on this interest the candidates. >> a remarkable amount of unity cross-the barred when it comes to the democratic candidates. they are saying very similar things about gun control. they want an assault weapons ban. they want to talk about listening and red flag laws. there are variations how they get there. and also uniform, ana on who they blame. from congress as well as president trump. >> people say to me, did donald trump cause those -- those folks to be killed? well, no, of course he didn't pull the trigger. but he certainly has been tweeting out the ammunition. >> i would maximize executive authority. because we know we may face a congress, a senate that is still led by mitch mcconnell. >> if more guns on the strets made everybody safe we'd be the safest country in the world. >> assault weapons are not

the expected overstay list, whether they left on their own, adjusted status, or transitioned into orional tactical training some other status, or applied for an immigrant visa. student andagain exchange visitors are the least compliant of all of our temporary visa admissions. , maybe your first page, they are out of order, there is a table that shows the worst countries with the worst numbers of people staying over, rates of being compliant. some countries like china, india, saudi arabia, brazil, and south korea have on paper better it hasf compliance, but we admit so many students from those countries, even a small percentage that overstayed translates into a large number of the cell via leaders. china leads the list in 2018, almost 13,000 people overstayed their visa that year in the student and exchange category. other countries are a problem because of the extremely or compliance rate, and we do not issue a letter pieces to these countries, but it is a problem because eritrea, where more than half who got a student exchange visa do not go home. , but you have to ask yourself why are w

he is not ready to go into a war with the united states and israel when orion's just a goal land bridgethey can't support it they can't defend it they can't keep it from getting hit. >> first thanks for your service. we appreciate it. [inaudible conversation] on his roi think it's really unfortunate that this sort of statement from president trump yesterday, i believe sound of trying to make the us israel relationship a bipartisan issue. people have been doing this for year. i signed statement is sort of as an investment of those people are doing a very bad thing. that paid off and it's bad for israel and is bad for the us. i did an article late 2017, the colleague of mine at the time and is only counterterror acts. we went to israel and talk to security. they were deeply concerned about the change landscape. in syria 11 and now i think in recent briefings inside of iraq. this is again where i go back to and we use phrases, use the aggressive one, sorry aim to get the tension. there is a deeper analysis there. as one of which comp originally official one sent to me, we used to hear our