lem. i found fuel-cell one not outputting any amps. from this point, we were under the hands of eastman, troubleshooting and looking at more dials, another metering the led, and eventually we got to a point where houston called and asked us to shut down fuel-cell three. we shut down the valve and i ask for a reconfirmation, since when you do that it is sometimes irreversible when you shut one of these things down. it can only be restarted from ground support equipment. and they assured me they really meant it, so i went through with it and subsequently, the same command was given for fuel-cell one. about this point, the pressure, the oxygen pressure had gone in tank to. the pressure in tank one was steadily decreasing. it was obvious it wasn't holding its own. and write about that it was apparent to me it was a question of time that the command module was going to be dead, it was going to lose that fuel cell also. so i lost interest in that position headed for the lem. >> one thing we negl

we got the lem still attached. if we need to get back on, we have a lem to do it. let's make sure we don't to anything that is going to blow our electrical power or batteries or lose the main fuel cell number two. we want to keep the 02 working. we would like to have rcs but we have the command module system so we are in good shape. let's solve the problem. let's not make it any worse by guessing. >> might concern was concert -- was increasing all the time. i wondered what this would do the to the landing. i wondered if we could get back home again. >> ok, coming back to. >> the best thing we can do now is try to power down. right about then, it was apparent to me that it was a question of time that the command module would be dead. >> you don't want to take the fuel cell pumps off, do you? >> we can do that off few cell one. is thing that concerns me with all the equipment, we had a problem. we don't know the cause of the problem. have losta feeling we two fuel cells. i hate to put it that way but i don't know why we lost them. >> network, bring me up another comp

--on't know -- a3-man recommend a three-man lem. i don't know. we were drifting to keep the thermal control in the spacecraft as even as possible so one side wouldn't cool off too much of the other side wouldn't eat up -- wouldn't heat up. our flight progressed that way down until about five hours prior to entry, and in the days prior to this thing the ground withorking feverishly engineers, looking at the systems, to read to us a set of procedures which we would be able to follow to make a successful entry. i think one of the most important points that can be made of this flight is the anderation, coordination, initiative people have when suddenly faced with an unusual situation, and can respond to come up with the answers. and they read us procedures, fred, jack and i practiced each procedure by reading them, and then completed them. it is amazing the way people can respond so fast to get this job done. we were in a different situation now, because normally when you come home, you normally have the command and service module. you generally get

we started going through procedures to get lem power on and to align the platform. the first milestone, and i consider this after the accident i guess more or less the survival now, the first milestone was to get alignment on a lem platform. alignments are important, you know, because without knowing exactly which way the altitude of the spacecraft is in space there's no way to tell how to burn or how to use the engines of that spacecraft to get the proper trajectory to come home. we had to have alignment on the spacecraft. we knew the command module was going to lose it pretty soon because we were going to lose power. we started to align the platform. we used a procedure that was in the activation checklist, check gave us the angles. there was a little bit of arithmetic involved in all these procedures, and i had on occasion during practice failed my arithmetic test, and i was so concerned about being sure this arithmetic was correct i actually called down to the ground and let them do the math and called back in to get it in. from then it was an entirely different

book charts a week by week work record of the files held by the authorities responsible for his care lem joins us now from london lev it's so good to have you this remarkable memoir that you have it is informed by know your case files from when you were a foster kid as a foster child growing up in a foster home and then when you were then atheist hey institutions i will i'm going to show some of audience what this actually looks like because you put some of this paperwork into your book and there's even moments when you're writing your book and you say i just read that as you write in your book as a memoir what was that like to read about yourself and then write and share that self with the public. well for the 1st sort of the 1st 16 years of my life i thought my name was norman i had i left the care system at 18 years of age with no family and no witnesses. i was a living and have been forced to live a lie i had my mother and family stolen from me i was imprisoned as a child i was institutionalized i was. dragged through a foster home of people who hated me as a baby alone to hate me an

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lem could only realize his point after he fled to taiwan and they probably last year that was after the hong kong government was pushing ahead with an extradition bill that could send him back to china for trial soon after he left hong kong to send in 2 months of mass protests. the unrest is far from over 15 living opposition figures where arrested just last weekend. and these week lemon k was attacked with paint in taipei in what he caught in the attempt by china to intimidate him alone he's not backing down so guns and books about the hong kong protest a prominent in his book stop. or you know what i'm pessimistic about hong kong because it's ruled by a country which preaches its promises to the people. through old china tightened hong kong's freedoms over the past 20 years but my bookstore says no to totalitarianism. we call for liberties just as it's written here on this flag. many people around the world acco his beliefs he raised around $200000.00 in pounds funding to realize the project. 5 years when he would. make it look like. other. men may be on the path of no return after le

lemmings. my surprise this issue leaders the transition that we have to plan cannot take us by surprise we have to see this engine. with. their work force receptor proves this that eventually. we. end up with a right social distancing mr nonagenarian want you to take a listen to what your prime minister said about italy and the european union in this crisis take a listen. now prove it. but i would like to take the opportunity to tell the people of germany that we are not writing pages of a business handbook here. we are writing the pages of a history book. when i see that we have to face and overcome and they pop all challenge in order to master an emergency that's having a destructive impact on our health systems our economies and our social systems europe has to show whether or not it's a common european house a house capable of offering a response to this apocalypse challenge whether europe is up to its tasks as envisaged by schumann adenauer to gas buddy now in the death. i want to ask you

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here is one of the big guy lem is for countries like india. -- one of the big guy lem is for countries like india. the lockdown is possibly more dangerous and more deadly than allowing the economy to continue. it is a much more informal sector. for advanced countries, it is easier for governments to figure out how to channel money. dominatedl sector countries, people live hand to mouth. they have to get out and have activity to make some money to eat. i do not think we are going to see much in the way of lockdowns in developing countries as we have seen in the west, which makes them in economic terms or resilient. of course it opens them to the dangers of the virus. fabulous having you on the program. newsgoing to give you some coming out of royal caribbean cruises. another one that has been ravaged by what is going on. the businessdoes come back? royal caribbean cruises says it is in talks to -- apparently the -- a package that may include $600 million worth of bonds. apparently working with morgan stanley on a possible offering. this is what we have. the world caribbean cruises consi

or at least that's the bill of goods that was sold to these poor souls who are out there like lemmings putting themselves and their families a risk they've been sold that their lives are only worth the work that they do for the corporations that own them and that not being able to go to applebee's or great clips or wrestling matches means that somehow the constitution or bill of rights no longer exists here in the united states but do not blame these poor souls out there protesting they are clearly going through the denial and anger phases of the 7 stages of coronavirus grief and they are being taken advantage of by these people. save your blame for the ghouls that fan the flames of fear paranoia and the rejection of common medical sense ghouls like these 2 we have people dying 45000 people a year die from audible. 480000 from cigarettes 360008 year from swimming pools but we don't shut the country down for there we're doing it for this year models are out of control i think condom is out of control and china is the one that's out of control we're not going to let you destroy this coun

well it breaks my heart because what i see is a lot of people out there who are you know kind of lemmings who are following you know the great leader syndrome clear at the end of at the end. the day the sad thing is this is these are people who are scared these are people who are afraid these are people who are see you know their bank accounts dwindling in the light of having to stay at home and they're in the you know the fear and denial and anger stage of what happens when you when you're dealing with and i sure like this and the sad thing is you have a lot of people out there who aren't scientists aren't doctors aren't people aren't epidemiology just telling them no you can go back to work it's ok if we lose a few for the good of the economy and at the end of the day i will never put the healthiness of an economy above the healthiness of my fellow man and as far as the liberty of fighting for liberty and we want our liberties back well there's also the liberty of i would like my liberty not to get sick the same as you know i would like my person of happiness in life not to be infringed

practicing and they all watched 3 hit these 2 short jumpers and i knew that the next would win the lemming would have a stint. and clyde has one of the greatest games ever played along with or been johnson the night that the big man went down and captain kareem abdul-jabbar were joined by barry sonnenfeld i feel like i get talk to this guy all day i hope i get sat next to a dinner party sometimes because he's a great sales the new book barry sonnenfeld call your mother which just started that the like full story but i love that i love it when moms go the extra mile it's currently available in stores and online when we come back we will talk about some other stories that turn up in a book very short lived. porn career where i think he was probably the film old zygmunt of maine back in new york said i'm sure we had andy andy in the factory people were showing up at the sets back then and i want to hear about that i also want to talk to him about the great robert conrad who proximately 2 months to go to dallas see if he ever met him since i know very honcho wild wild west and that was my favo

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great to lem tronelectronically people at home. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>>r being with me on this easter sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> we begin this easter sunday with a blunt new assessment from this nation's top infectious disease expert. dr. anthony fauci, a key member of the coronavirus task force now admitting lives may have been saved had the trump administration done more at the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak. >> i mean, obviously you could logically say that if you had a process that was ongoing and you started mitigation earlier you could have saved lives. obviously, no one is going to deny that, but what goes into those kinds of decisions is complicated. but you're right. obviously, if we had right from the very beginning shut everyone down it may have been a little different, but there was a lot of pushback about shutting things down back then. >> despite that, dr. fauci says there be some reasons for cautious optimism. new york has been a hot spot for this outbreak, with the number of hospitalizations, and icu intubations that are s

this, we heard lunar contact and this is -- there's a probe underneath each one of the feet on the lem. when it touches the surface the crew will hit engine stop and fall in the last few feet. you hear that lunar contact and then i hear the crew going through -- it takes seconds to recognize they are going through the engine shut down, we must be on the surface. and then the only thing that was out of normal throughout this entire process that we had never seen in training was that the people behind me in the viewing room started cheering and clapping and their instructors were to the right of the room, again behind the glass wall and they're all cheering. and you get this weird feeling, it's chilling that it soaks in through the room and i get it, my god, we're actually on the moon. and i can't even relish that thought because i got to get back to work. because we have to make sure, almost instantaneously whether the spacecraft is safe to leave on the surface of the moon or should we immediately lift off. we go through our t-1 stay-no stay decision. so within 60 second of guesting on

. >> laura: when you read these headlines in the media lemmings repeat things, i don't think they wentnd read what the fda says on its websites. they don't ask the question, doctor. we aren't talking about chloroquine. we are talking about hydroxychloroquine. it's been established that chloroquine is much more toxic, much more toxicity. what i don't understand is lupus patients, rheumatoid arthritis patients, they are on this as stephen smith has said many times for decades. decades! and yet they can get the prescription in a doctor's office so they don't have to go to a hospital, which we are not supposed to go to the hospital now. if you have covid you have to stay out of the hospital. i am just a layperson. i think none of this to me makes any sense. >> it really doesn't. the fda's package insert never mentions the ekg or baselines. all the patients close to a dozen i've treated are established patients with ekg so i know the heart history from. i have no problems except for one patient who had persistent nausea, a small price to pay for a boarding avoiding the icu.>> laura: dr. e o

. >> tucker: yeah, or they are just partisan lemmings.nk the #metoo movement heard an awful lot of people, they think it went too far with no evidence.e. but that doesn't mean things like this don't happen, of course they do happen and should be punished. i appreciate you coming on tonight. mollie hemingway, thank you. most of the country was stuck indoors by government order, one cnn anchor broke quarantine to pick a fight with a bicycle rider whom he called a "jackass." the other night, we asked about rider to contact us if he cared to come on our show. he did. he joins us next. ♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of onlin

he was saying from a constitutional order, he wanted to lem let them make the decisions when it came to that and he was not going to tell them what to do. also on supplies, he repeatedly deferred to the states, repeatedly deferred to the governors when they were closing down their states. now when it comes time to open up, he is saying he has the authority. it's not that these states aren't going to want guidance from the federal government. they likely will. so many governors have said as much. the question here is really the clarity. if the president is going here and saying he has complete authority over these states, you know, what is going to happen when he tries to issue guidance at the end of the month and there are some states who decide they're not ready to open up yet and they're not ready to send kids back to school and open restaurants and stores and what not, it's going to cause confusion. potentially this could set up, up for a clash with the president making the argument, we should note it's not right that he has total authority as president. >> i've been wanting to as

making sure that there were funds in the general reserve because it is important in fighting for this lem legislation to be passed so 500 families a month would have $500 a month for food, necessities, and basic needs. i had a conversation with the mayor this morning, and she has committed $6 million to make sure that we have the resources to implement the components of what's proposed in this legislation, and she's also committed to making sure that we get to the $10 million, so i am going to move to continue all three items as we finalize the details and the plan and working with the mayor, knowing that we already have $6 million committed to fund the resources for the population. i'm excited to know we will be able to get the resources out the door quicker, not having to do this legislatively and working with the executive branch. i do have some amendments that are not substantive for both ordinances, but i know that some other people may want to speak, so at this point, i will wait to propose these amendments. >> chair fewer: thank you, supervisor walton. i was mistaken, we do have a

but santa clara, it's still only a lemmings. >> it's not an order, not something that i can ask my colleagues in law enforcement to enforce. however, it is a critical and urgent recommendation. >> reporter: now, they are still asking for people not to buy medical grade masks. use a cloth mask, they're saying, a scarf, a bandanna, a homemade mask to cover your nose and mouth while in public. they want to stress this does not replace social distancing or sheltering in place. it's just an added layer of protection and all part of our new normal. roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> roz, thank you. >>> homeowners, i want you to listen up. a new bill proposed in washington could cancel your rent and mortgage payments. that bill, introduced by minnesota representative ilhan omar, would establish a relief fund for landlords and mortgage holders to cover losses from canceled payments. rent and mortgage payment cancellations would be available for everyone, regardless of income. debt accumulation would be canceled as well and people would not receive any impact on their credit ratings or rental histories

making sure that there were funds in the general reserve because it is important in fighting for this lem legislation to be passed so 500 families a month would have $500 a month for food, necessities, and basic needs. i had a conversation with the mayor this morning, and she has committed $6 million to make sure that we have the resources to implement the components of what's proposed in this legislation, and she's also committed to making sure that we get to the $10 million, so i am going to move to continue all three items as we finalize the details and the plan and working with the mayor, knowing that we already have $6 million committed to fund the resources for the population. i'm excited to know we will be able to get the resources out the door quicker, not having to do this legislatively and working with the executive branch. i do have some amendments that are not substantive for both ordinances, but i know that some other people may want to speak, so at this point, i will wait to propose these amendments. >> chair fewer: thank you, supervisor walton. i was mistaken, we do have a

>> republicans have lem with that. they don't think that should be added at this time.re are a few reasons fo that, one is the formula, they believe, is not correct, and they also think stas need more flexibility than democrats may be willing to agree to. that is still an issue that is unre solved. >> reporter: and, lisa, you've done additional repting on other ways congress is trying to respond to this crisis.l, >> where was an extraordinary phone call today, judy, between senate democrats and vice president pence and his task force team. god, the democrats had the same question you and william brangham had, testig. democrats in the senate asked again and again about testing and they say vice prsident nce did not give them direct answers on the availability and timing going ahead. this led to an extraordinary moment from angus king, independent of maine, a former governor. i want to read you a quote he o vice president pence on the phone today expressing the rising t in washington. he said to the vice president, the president is trying to off-load on the governors the

the study has yet to be peer reviewed but doctors in sweden and brazil have seen heart brob lems toond issuing warnings about the drug. the opening would be a vaccine. it will take many months or more than a year to get a vaccine on the market. so until then, social distancing is the best we can do. elizabeth cohen, cnn reporting. >> our thanks to elizabeth there. let's talk about the weather. much of the country will feel more like winter than spring for the next few days. temperatures could be well below average and we could see snow. cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. really, chad? >> absolutely. snow in chicago. snowing right now in denver and there will be snow in the poconos and the adirondacks. it is cold for sure. bundle up if you have to go outside. this weather is brought to you by boost, the nutrition you need, the taste you deserve. let's get right to it. there's this cold front running across north america and it will be with us for a couple of days. winter storm warnings for just west of denver, winter storm warnings not that far west of chicago. there will

things many cyst have to -- embassies have to do is and explain to washington what are the priority of lems and priority needs the country where the embassy is located. who are our partners with home e could engage in the host country? and give a sense to washington resources, the other whether by lateral donors or mult or private donors sector. it will be hard for washington to get that on a particular country. very labor intensive if done from washington. and pull is better that together as here is what is needed and here is why it is are the gaps.e hen you send that back to washington and people like assistant secretaries and we have a couple here on the panel, get the job of figuring out what are the actual priorities american in the interests. is the priority camaroon or is engine engineeria.ll that has to come back out of washington. >> can i jump in with one her harry made me think of and what worries me about the senior e of a lot of people from the tpoerpbs service service you eign need people who have been through it before. ot been through a coronavirus epidemic but been through

. >> woodruff: medical student choumika simonis is currently sheltering in place lem, but in a few months, she will be a doctor on the front lines in neyork city. her mother, clemene vertuss li queens and has been working tirelessly throughout the pandemic as a certified nursing assistant at a v.a. nursing home. although the crent health care crisis has kept them apart, we bring them together tonight fo this brief but spectacular take. >> my name is clemene virtus.. i live in quee i'm working from 3:30 to 12:00 midnight, at a v.a. nursing home for the new york state, i'm working as a certified nursing assistant. >> my mom is from haiti. she came over in the late 1980s. she loves the health profession and helping others in particular. >> well, i love my daughter. that's my first child, she's very ne and she's very intelligent, she's a doctor. i'm happy for that. >> i'm currently aedical student, at loyola university, chicago.go i'g to be an internal medicine resident in a few months. just hearing my mom talk about very stressful, knowing that she's on the front lines and the risk that she

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