beijing years to train you with more on china's space ambitions for the goal of this rover is to land on the moon. explore a bit that region and to pick up one to 2 kilograms of lunar rocks to take back to china for tonnage to better understand the moon's surface. now, what's different about this mission compared to say, previous missions to pick up samples by the russians? is that the way it's coming back is a bit more complex. it's not coming directly back to, it's going to go back up, go into a nother module and then be transferred again to another capsule before returning to earth. and the reason is that china is testing out a pathway to send up its own chinese astronauts to the moon, which it plans to do in the next 10 to 15 years in the long term plan is to have a permanent chinese presence there or colony there going forward, but it hasn't all been smooth sailing. china did test its long march rocket out at least 3 times this year. and each and every time it had been tested, there were some failures. so there has been quite a long road to to get to this point. china has made no

in general, 21000, china became the 1st country to send its own rover to the far side of the moon. and up to almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region of past the hour. and these are the top stories, 3 weeks after the us elections, president elect joe biden is beginning his transition to the white house. donald trump's refused to concede, but he authorized the general services agency to declare biden the apparent winner . also biden's newly unveiled national security team and expected cabinet nominees are asked. they are diverse.

who are the people in the range rover's resisting? hang their drywall and plum their homes and from their trees. the population is completely reoriented but the republican party will not acknowledge it. they still think they represent silicon valley. that's the change i'm looking for. no matter what the result is, republicans need to figure out who their voters are. >> dana: tucker carlson, real pleasure to have you on. thank you for doing this earlier in the day. see you tonight. thank you. remember, democracy 2020 live will be up and running on election night tomorrow. you can get trivia, live updates and analysis from fox news insiders and experts on your phone or computer while you're watching our coverage on your tv. had to foxnews.com/2020 life or open the camera on your phone and scan the qr code on your screen. next, the races that could decide which party controls the senate. plus the far left is making its plan for the democratic party no matter what happens. our panel debates. just one caly you can cut your family's mortgag

impressive mission, kurian the moon in general, 29000 china became the 1st country to send its own rover to the false side of the moon. and up to today, almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region. the top stories on al-jazeera is 3 weeks off. the u.s. elections and president elect joe biden is beginning his transition to the what else? donald trump's refused to concede, but he has all 4 eyes. the general services agency to clear by the parents with all eyes are going to be on the republican party leadership in the coming days because really we're seeing.

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in about 8 days now, is named after the ancient chinese goddess of the moon in the aim is for the rover to land on the moon, explore a bit, and to pick up one to 2 kilograms of lunar rocks for the chinese government to better understand the surface of the moon. now what's different about this particular mission compared to say, previous missions pick up samples by the russians, is that the way it's coming up is a bit more complicated. it's going to go into another orbiting module before being transferred to another capsule. then returning to earth to china in a mongolia province in about $23.00 days. and the reason it's more complex is that china is essentially testing out a new pathway to send up chinese astronauts to the moon, which is what it wants to do over the next 10 to 15 years in the long term plan is to establish a permanent chinese presence there going forward, although it hasn't been smooth sailing. the long march rocket, the rocket, which is used to send the model up into space actually was tested and launched 3 times earlier this year. and there were failures during those

so the perseverance rover which also comes with the ingenuity drone, a little helicopter that's goingsphere, those get there in february. but we also know that the uae has launched a probe called hope which will be around mars, and that was built in california with cooperation or -- in colorado with cooperation from u.s. universities. and then china is in this game as well, it's called the heavenly questions rover, and all three of those are going to be reaching mars at the same time, february 2021. kristin: you know, president trump and the trump administration, they've really done quite a bit to do what they describe as returning american leadership, restoring american leadership in space, and there's a little bit of concern at least among the folks in the space industry that i've talked to about an incoming biden administration and perhaps a shifting of focus from space exploration to space science and what not. and this is nothing new, right? every time a new presidential administration comes in nasa sometimes gets its priorities realigned. but what are you hearing about how folks

part of the book i talk about how to build a completely different machine at in the case of the mars rover it chews its wheels off d figures out h to operate in a different way. all of this is to say there's so much amazing stuff happening and we are just scratching the surface. everyone especially here in silicon valley is so impressed with what's going on but that is baby stuff going on compared to what is actually here, this strange material that we all have under the hood so now what i would like to do is answer questions about anything. >> thank you for that. that was so cool and we have a bunch of great questions. i will start with kind of a broad topic people don't seem to have a lot of questions about. it's this idea about the brain remapping itself when the senses are deprived based on amputation or deprivation. i would ask. a. >> that's a great question i have a whole chapter on that. they are all chained so the things that change fast have to sort of present enough evidence when somebody loses a limb parts of their brain change and readjust right away. but deeper areas still thi

you had virginia woolf pulling points at the rovers return. he used to make me laugh...mrs huggett who used to literally do the cleaning for all the staff who lived in steller street, and he took each portrayal of each character, whether it was shakespeare a ha rd—hitting of each character, whether it was shakespeare a hard—hitting drama or a comedy ‘s batch —— comedy sketch, he approached everyone with the same level of respect and importance for that character. so, i always remember mrs huggett, the indignant injustice and pain and frustration at sean mrs huggett‘s face as she was picking up michael caine's underwear. he taught me so much, he never went, "i'm doing comedy, i'm doing acting." he always played the truth and that's what made him... you mentioned something, somebody had mentioned in one of the obituaries forjohn sessions. the idea of bringing together things, you are talking about coronation street. the idea of bringing things that are completely not possibly work, he would make them work. yes, he was a master ofjuxtaposition. sometimes, impressionism and

positive tests at hull kingston rovers followed positive test for coronavirus at casper tigers yesterdaythorities, so the decision has been taken to go straight to the playoffs after the final two games of the regular seasons. both of those will take place as waitsfield against saul ford, followed by wigan against huddersfield —— salford. following that, the playoffs will begin. the requirement for the clubs to play 15 games. it is slightly complex, but i'll talk you through it. the top two will sit out the first round. those will take place on the 12th and 13th of november. the winners will then play the first and second side the following week at home. it is still scheduled for the 27th of november in hull. the authorities... it's the only way they can reach a satisfactory end of the super league season. it concerns the salford red devils. they've been deducted three wins, the equivalent of six points after the club failed to meet the demands of financial agreement. way backin demands of financial agreement. way back in 2013. that's significant because that comes into place immediately

there's live football on bbc 2 tonight, in the first match of the second round tranmere rovers in leaguerackley town, who are two division below them in the national league north. it's a potential banana skin with tranmere sacking their manager mike jackson recently. eilidh barbour is leading the bbc‘s coverage at prenton park. good evening. from up pretty chilly print and is lead to take on national league lord brackley. this weekend fa cup second round action, dion doublet alongside me. we can see a little bit of history here tonight. brackley have never made it tonight. brackley have never made it to the third round. they've hit the ground running the season. it all goes back out the window for the fa cup. the chance to get to the third round and the excitement levels in that will be through the roof. they will be. for all the non—league clu bs, will be. for all the non—league clubs, 1a of them in the second round across the weekend, it's the joint host and it's a great occasion. it is. they can't make a few more in the fans as well, and they reach the third round? i think that'll be

is one mission with an orbiter, lander and rover to explore mars.se are methodically following the west, making shortcuts along the way. connell: right. so we don't have to worry about an old-school space race like the u.s. and soviet union years ago. the chinese can't keep up is what you're saying. michio: yes but we do have to worry about when earth. reaching the moon has minimal military value. it takes three days to go to the moon. space for would be in a matter of hours, not days but we do have to worry in the sense that hypersonic drones are the next choice the russians have already announced last year that they have an operational weapon, they are ahead of the u.s. in this and the chinese, not to be on that, they also are working on hypersonic drones such as because we are reaching for the moon, but on the earth they are still catching their bets on weapons. connell: rights. the space force announcement we had at the time, some people said this is not important but i think we spoke to at the time and explained why it was. what would you say n

league one bristol rovers will play the premier league's bottom side sheffield united.earlier this season. morecambe of league two will travel to stamford bridge to play chelsea, and another league two side, newport, face premier league opposition — they're at home to brighton. next to tonight's premier league action, and fulham have pulled off a shock 2—1win at leicetser this evening to move out of the bottom three with their first away victory of the season. the londoners travelled to the king power stadium with just four points from their first nine games, but took the lead on the half hour mark through ademola lookman and they doubled their advantage shortly afterwards following christian fuchs' clumsy challenge on bobby decordova—reid. that was adjudged a foul after the referee looked at the var monitor, and ivan cavaleiro stepped up to score. leicester got a late consolation but miss the chance to go joint top of the table as fulham held on for a crucial win.l on for a crucial win. west ham are up to fifth in the table after holding on to beat aston villa 2—1 at t

one example i give in the book, you know, if you look at the mars rover spirit, it was a multi-billion dollar project, we got it up to the red planet and it did a great job there. but what happened eventually, it got i.t. right front wheel stuck in the martian soil and couldn't get out and died there and now it's a multi-billion dollar piece ofpace junk sitting there. if you compare that to a wolf, the leg caught in the trap. what the wolf will do, chew his leg off and figure out how to walk on three legs. that's what all animals do. they have relevae, they want to get to safety, seek water, escape danger and get food. and its aions are undergirded by its stomach and its predators and the wolf tracks ineference to gome. the brain drinks up information about the environment and its capabilities inhat environment. in otherords, what its limbs allow it to do and its brain translates capabilities into e most useful mot output. so the wolf carries o with the li because animals don't shut down with moderate damage and neithe should our machines. and so, in the last part of the book, i talk a

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impressive mission, carrying the moon in january 21000, china became the 1st country to send its own rover to the far side of the moon, and up to almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region of past the hour. and these are the top stories, 3 weeks after the u.s. elections, president elect joe biden is beginning his transition to the white house. donald trump's refused to concede, but he authorized the general services agency to declare biden the apparent winner . also biden's newly unveiled national security team and expected cabinet nominees are asking, they are diverse in race and gender. and we will see america's 1st female heads of intelligence and treasury and the 1st latino chief of homeland security and other news and a former militia leader in democratic republic of congo. it's been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes and 2010 in tub and barry was charged with murder, rape, and sexual slavery, as well as a missing children under the age of 15 in north kivu province. also questions are being raised about why it took so long to punish him for his crimes. repor

as one example given the book you know, if you look at the mars rover spirit it was a multibillion-dollar project we got it up to the red planet and it did a great job there but what happened eventually is it got its right front wheel stuck in the martian soil and it could not get out and so it died there. now it's a multibillion-dollar piece of space junk sitting there. if you compare that to a wolf that gets its leg caught in a trap what the world will do is to its leg off and then figure out how to walk on three legs. that's what we'll do. that's what all animals do. they have a sense of relevance and they want to get to safety to seek water or find food and its actions are undergirded by the demands of its stomach and the threats of predators and the wolf traffics in deference to its goal. it's brain drinks up information about the environment and its capabilities in that environment and, you know, what its limbs allow it to do and it's brain translates those capabilities into the most useful motor output. and so, a wolf carries on its limb because it doesn't shut down with moderate a

if you look at the mars rover spirit and then did a great job and then they couldn't get out now it die their multibillion-dollar so if you compare that to a wolf the leg is caught in the trap will chew off its leg and then figure out how to walk on three legs that's what they do as little animals do they have a sense of relevance to escape danger and find food and then the world traffic in deference and then the capabilities of that environment and what the limbs allow it to do and the brain translates as capabilities in the motor outputs several wolf carries on with a limp because animals don't shut down with moderate damage and neither should our machines and then i talk about the next steps of how we can build a completely different kind of machine choose the wheel off so all of this is to say there is so much amazing stuff happening under the heard that we're just scratching the surface everyone is so impressed but that is baby stuff compared to what is here this living dynamic that we all have under the hood that's not supposed to happen but a little bug that can be found in their

range rovers.hey never thought they'd be in a position where they'd be in need. >> you lost your job or your house? >> my job. >> reporter: before this, many people had never been to a food bank. >> without this, we wouldn't have a thanksgiving. >> reporter: after a year of adversity, many americans are paring down and observing the oldest tradition of this holiday. they're stopping to give thanks. catherine kobayashi, nhk world, new york. >>> u.s. president donald trump pardoned his former national security adviser, michael flynn, on wednesday. flynn pleaded guilty twice to lying to the fbi in an investigation into russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election. trump tweeted on wednesday that it was his great honor to announce that flynn has been granted a full pardon. a white house statement added that flynn was the victim of partisan government officials attempting to subvert the 2016 election results. flynn was charged in 2017 with lying to the fbi about his interactions with russ

rovers already had nine players sidelined by injury and they're at the bottom of the table, but there'son. so, they will be safe. and british number one dan evans has failed in his latest attempt to beat stan wawrinka. the swiss had won their last four meetings and he came out on top again at the paris masters, winning a tight match in straight sets. it was a blow for evans, who's reached the semi—finals at the last two atp events. but he is well placed heading into the turn of the year. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. confirmation wales manager ryan giggs will not take charge of their next three matches following an allegation of assault. that is all from me for now, i be back with plenty more a later on. i just want to bring you a pic of breaking news. the comedian and actor john sessions has died, aged 67. he was best known for his work on spitting image and whose line is it anyway? he was also a character actor, appearing in films like kenneth branagh's henry the fifth and tv series including itv‘s victoria. let's ta ke

and indeed, a lot was achieved consensus on a rover road map towards elections with a clear date of the 24th of december 2021, which is libya's independence day as you know. and it's a very important symbolic day for libyans, and it will mark their rest for restoration of their sovereignty, and their ability to democratically elect their own leaders and to renu the legitimacy of their institutions. the 4 also agreed on a reform structure and competencies of the executive authority and on the criteria of eligibility for the executive positions. i'm very pleased with the outcome of these discussions and i truly thank the participants. they came together and they displayed a very strong national spirit. as i said in my closing remarks tonight to them, 10 years of conflict cannot be resolved in one week. but to quote one of the senior participants in the dialogue, actual reconciliation was taking place in the room amongst the participants. who have been willing to sit down and to attempts to resolve their differences. you know, the political track and this is, you know, the 1st session of w

one of the rovers are clear. the man that's the predator. by the for a good laugh and we can fudge it a bit. take the famous 33 kilos, 3 set demeter's 3 years. that's still just fine. we need classic answers to classically stupid questions like, so what are you doing here about how long have you lived here? because we don't want to say i've been here 10 years or know 2000 guys and wow, i saw you and thought we might hit it off. then it means a believer of us to man. i think about how men stretch the truth. it's mostly about how tall they are. i'm a fairly small person. so in my case they didn't need to. the bought tires after i. sometimes they lie about their age too. or they try to pose as someone who's looking for a serious relationship. but only really, but then they don't follow through and it ends faster than i was and asked how stuff for all of it seems women cheat to me included how i miss the slicked up of it's because of my age found in my experience of the older woman is the less attractive she is just because of the number that sh

. >> we're seeing people come through in mercedes-benz and lexus and range rovers, who never thought they would be in a position where they'd be in need. but you know, the thing about need is, it has no address. >> reporter: feeding america seeing that trend nationwide, of people needing charitable food for the first time. >> we're especially concerned about the holidays and the winter ahead. about 40% of the people who are turning to us for help have never before relied upon the charitable food system. >> reporter: hundreds lining up in palm beach, florida. >> our landlord kicked us out and having this definitely helps with my 2 1/2-year-old son. >> reporter: in phoenix, one food bank saying it's given out the most in its 53-year history. single mom andrea thomas forced to make tough decisions. >> i pay for medication for both me and my daughter every month, and stuff like that. so, i've really had to juggle and find out what's a priority and what can wait. >> reporter: and help coming from across the country. the group east/west food rescue delivering 18 million meals in 19 states

remember in this world, we are not told that we are loved up, so i tell you all, i love you, i am tired rover and, and i let me keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody is you'll media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe from the isolation of the whole community? are you going the right way or are you being that direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or inmate in the shallowness that what by wagon that he will that michael, i will pull you out of the mountains and what about and i didn't do it. what was but the good, he said, that's the house on a politician. you know, keep it or don't or don't let you come up to the troops to come on. not about the law of the man, but the government the minimum time because i'm a member of those who want to know but oh, november a bit of us in the eyes of them. it is down to the point about nanami of them without being is as it is about seal, welcome you stall, walcha normal guy called a member of real world

by the likes of land rover and jaguar were some ford cars as well. and these, if they were exported to the you will be subject to similar tariffs unless 60 percent of the value added are represented by the vehicle is british made. and we have had a couple of rulings just very recently indicating that the e.u. is not willing to accept what is called cumulation. that it is pots for example, imported from japan that are inserted into british made vehicles not to be counted as part of the british contribution to the vehicles. failure of the moment, only 44 percent of the average british vehicles value is represented by british made components as opposed to the 60 percent required by the e.u. . so the end result of this will be a very difficult tariff situation for cars being exported out of the u.k. to europe. and at the same time, the british consumer is hardly going to be assisted by having to pay 6.3 percent, higher. prices for imported cars from the e.u., dean john, cause of the miami harvard business school and hillary ford, which of the british ame

in general, 21000, china became the 1st country to lead a rover on the far side of the moon. in july, they chant, when one set calls from mars and is expected to land in may next year, and by 2022, china hopes to have its 1st space station in orbit, ready to host chinese and international astronauts for long term scientific research. the china's abilities haven't always matched its ambitions. its long march rocket failed to successfully launched 3 times earlier this year. the chinese government gears based exploration is vital to boosting the economy and advancing technologies that will benefit the military and high end industries. because of this aging as rapid progress in space has become another aspect of the us china rivalry. nasa has been bad for collaborating with china due to security concerns. in may, the trump administration flagged what it described as china's weaponize ing of space as a threat to the u.s. . beijing has dismissed the accusation, saying its space activities are peaceful. it's unclear whether china will share any luna's saddles. it brings back from th

impressive mission, curin the moon in general, 21000, china became the 1st country to send its own rover to the fall side of the moon. and up to today, almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region. this is observer and these are the top stories, the u.s. federal office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition console me begin. it means the president elect's transition team can now meet with federal officials. donald trump has accepted the decision, although he hasn't conceded trump said in a tweet, he's directing his team to cooperate, but is promising to keep up the fight political hay and has more from washington. all eyes are going to be on the republican party leadership in the coming days, because really we're seeing increased pressure on them to buck the president. on this we saw the big wigs of national security officials from former republican administrations. they've all come out and said this is bad for democracy. it's many of them, not all of them. obviously, it's bad for democracy. it's bad for national securit

well who are going to watching the hawks i am tired rover. and joining us today to discuss the fallout from the november 3rd elections here in the united states as the host of the world according to jesse former minnesota governor jesse ventura and the whistleblower and former cia officer john kiriakou 2 wonderful guest to have i think on the election day fall out thank you for joining us today. the pleasure so here we are gentlemen just a day or so removed from tuesday night selections what is your biggest takeaway from the 2020 presidential election we'll start with you jesse. well my biggest takeaway is the news you just gave me that drugs passed and 9 states you know i was looking at their selection and really kind of depressed over it like i think many are you you suffer from anxiety and now boom it happens and all that but to hear that news that is the best news to come out of an election that i can tell you maybe in my lifetime that we will finally take a step forward to ending the war on drugs and it's stop people who are speaking and

one example if you look at the mars rover spirit, a multibillion-dollar project, but what happened eventually stuck in the martian soil and could not get out if you compare that to a wealth caught in a trap it will chill its leg off and walk on three legs. they have a sense of relevance. they want to get to safety so the actions are undergirded by the demands of his stomach and the predators and the difference to its goal. so brings up information about the environment and the capabilities and what the limbs allow it to do. to translate those into the motor output the worst carries on because animals don't shut down with moderate damage and neither should our machine. so i talk about the next steps however the completely different type of machine and then it figures out how to operate. all of this is to say there is so much amazing stuff happening under the hood that we are just scratching the surface. silicon valley is so impressed with artificial intelligence but that is baby stuff compared to what is actually here with us moving dynamic electric fabric under the third one - - the head one

sport website and iplayer — and on bbc two at 5:30, it's fc united of manchester against doncaster roverser united in the lunchtime kick—off in the premier league. and after going behind, united are 2—1 ahead, bruno fernandez with both their goals. later on, chelsea, who're seventh, face sheffield united, who are trying not to think about their position at the bottom of the table. it's difficult not to look at league tables, i have always said that, i have tried not to look and i have told the players not to look because it does last for a few months. and there are quite a number of games left for us to change the position of the football club and that is what we believe we can do. winger anthony watson will miss england's first autumn nations cup match, against georgia next saturday. he's played a big part in england's six nations triumph this season and he started the victory over italy that secured the title a week ago. but he has an ankle problem and has been left out of the training squad. australia just edged past new zealand by 2a points to 22 in an ill—tempered tri—nations match i

and just to mark your card, there's live football on bbc two with tranmere rovers against brackley town of the fa cup — kick—off is at 7.55. the prize is a potential tie against one of the big clubs, who come in at the next round. lewis hamilton enjoyed a successful return to the track, after becoming the most successful f1 driver in history. he dominated first practice for the bahrain grand prix, coming home almost half a second quicker than his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. it wasn't a hugely representative session as the teams spent some of it trying out new tyres — and it was held in daylight. whereas p2, qualifying and the race itself will all be in the dark. england's cricket tour of the netherlands has been postponed, due to continuing uncertainty around the covid—19 pandemic. the one—day series was scheduled to start next may, but it's been put back by a year. the royal dutch cricket association said playing the three matches with no, or very few, spectators, wasn't a viable option. the series was due to be part of the first men's cricket world cup super league, featuring

lidar sensors were hacked on the rover rock vacuum by researchers at the university of maryland.we saw how a magnetic spray finally, we saw how a magnetic spray could turn everyday objects like pills into many robots. a team from city university hong kong show the users of the m spray such as guiding a catheter inside the body or distributing medicine. the object's locomotion is controlled by manipulating the magnetic field around it. display can be absorbed or excreted by the body, making targeted delivery possible. —— the spray can be absorbed. this week i have been putting four of the latest smartphone cameras to the test to see how they stack up. the iphone 12 primax, the google pixel five, the huawei meat a0 pro and the iphone 12. the huawei meat a0 pro and the iphone12. i have been using the mini version but it has the exact same camera is the mini version but it has the exact same camera is the regular size iphone 12. exact same camera is the regular size iphone12. let's talk about lenses and the trendy thing at the moment is to add a super wide lens that you can zoom to a

china became the 1st country to send its own rover to the fall side of the moon. and up to today, almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region across the are, these are the headlines, the u.s. government office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition formally begin. it means the president elect's team can now have access to government, money, and resources. donald trump has accepted the decision, but still hasn't conceded the election. trump said in a tweet, he's told us team to cooperate, but is promising to keep up the fight. in washington. all eyes are going to be on the republican party leadership in the coming days, because really we're seeing increased pressure on them to buck the president. on this we saw the big wigs of national security officials from former republican administrations. they've all come out and said this is bad for democracy. it's many of them, not all of them. obviously, it's bad for democracy. it's bad for national security and probably more important . we're seeing dozen

fa cup holders arsenal began defence of their trophy home to newcastle week eight lee one bristol roversam travelled to stamford bridge to play chelsea. and another lead to side in newport that is primarily a position they are at home to brighten. next tonight primarily action and a full ham pulled off a shot to win two move out of the bottom three with their first away victory of the season. the londoners travelled to the stadium withjust the londoners travelled to the stadium with just four points from the first nine games. but took the lead on the half hour mark through lichtman. and they doubled their advantage shortly afterwards following this clumsy challenge. christian fuchs that was judged a foul after look at the monitor even cavalla ro foul after look at the monitor even cavallaro stepping up consolation but missed the chance to go top of the table as full ham held on for a crucial win. west ham are up to fifth in the table after holding on to beat aston villa two. it was an eventful game with bow and scoring but proved to be the winner early in the second half. manchester city

the england international admitted an offence in connection with a collision involving his range rovertted a second charge of careless driving relating to allegations he drove without due care and attention on the m112 in october. 20 years after they disappeared, cambridge university library now says that two of charles darwin's notebooks have been stolen. —— probably been stolen. for years they'd worked on the theory that the small books — worth millions — had simply been put back in the wrong place. but they still can't find them — and now they've reported it to police. 0ur arts correspondent rebecca jones reports. imagine losing something in here. cambridge university library is vast. 200 kilometres of shelving, 10 million books, maps and manuscripts and amidst it all, two missing notebooks by charles darwin. each of these notebooks, which are the same as the ones we are looking for, are about the size of a postcard. they are written in landscape, so across the page, and they have, of course, darwin's writing. the notebooks have been digitised but the originals have not been seen si

steps of how we can actually build a completely different kind of machine that indicates that the rovers his will stuck so it can chew its will off and then figure out how to operate a different way. so all of this is to say that there is so much amazing stuff happening under the hood there we are just scratching the surface up. everyone especially out here in silicon valley, so impressed with what is going on with artificial intelligence and so on. that is baby stuff going on compared to what is actually here on this strange material that is living dynamic fabric that we all have under the hood. so that instruction, but i would like to do is the question-and-answer part. host: thank you so much for that spring them so call him a bunch of great questions. i will start with kind of a eight and topic. since idea the brain and acting with its senses are deprived or just deprivation. and ask, you hear about entities having feelings of the absent limbs. is this something that happens only when the brain hasn't yet recognized. david: the way we actually think about the brain is that you have

nasa has done amazing things before trump arrived including the missions of the spirit and rovers onars. he claims his administration was responsible for the success of spacex's launch. it was george w. bush's program that created the public/private commercial spacecraft program that made all this possible. it just took that many years to develop. mostly luck that president trump was president when the vision ended up paying off. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> americans are missing out on tremendous savings. 80% have not refinanced despite record low interest rates. financial andalysts say they could be missing out on tens of millions. most said they didn't think refinancing would save them money. >>> got to do the math on it. it's time to fly high with costco if you can afford it. a 12-month membership with wheels up. more than $17,000. members can book personal flights in as little as 24 hours ahead of time any day of the year. it includes a costco card for shopping and a $4,000 flight credit. if you do the math on it, you take the credit and let's say you take a couple $500 roundtr

question here about lincoln and where lincoln was a real road lawyer with a lot of capital vested rover then the return of investment hinge upon selling cotton to manchester england that outlawed slavery so slavery had to end. any connection you can see there? >> no, i don't think so and here is why. even after england outlawed slavery the textile mills in manchester had no problem buying southern cotton and if anything emancipation or heaven forbid a war in the united states between the north and the south would disrupt this buyer economy. lincoln came to his conclusion that slavery was wrong from its early days. he was born in kentucky but his family moved to indiana and then to illinois but lincoln and his family were opposed to slavery initially on college grounds of self-interest because for a workingman, someone who made his living by manual labor in a place like southern ohio, slavery simply meant that the wage rate would be far lower than the other buyers. slavery was a threat to the self-interest of free workingman ironically emancipation was to because slavery, when the became

more of the one half of the rovers are clear. the man this the predator by the prick. we can fudge it a bit. take the famous 33 kilos. 3 set demeter's 3 years and still just fine. we need classic answers to classic a stupid questions like. so what are you doing here? how long have you lived here? because we don't want to say, i've been here 10 years and no 2000 guys. and wow, i saw you and thought we might hit it off. then it means it will lead us to men. i think about how men stretch the truth. it's mostly about how tall they are. i'm a fairly small person. so in my case, they didn't need to the bought tire of as often as i sometimes they lie about their age to off or they try to pose as someone who's looking for a serious relationship. but really, but then they don't follow through and it ends faster than the national imus and asked for all out of it. since women cheat to me included, i miss the sleep of it's because of my age. found in my experience, the older a woman is the less attractive she just because of the number that showing it might afford us. my pictures

from a laboratory in texas, we can control the mars rover, 140 million miles away to drive around mars but you are telling me we can't count votes in a timely fashion. some of you are wondering if it is worth it for the trump campaign to launch legal battles in states like pennsylvania, michigan, georgia, nevada. court standard and state vote count and democrat ron states always found new batches of votes to swap any republican advantage. what will it achieve? lawsuits just a the inevitable, isn't it time to move on, lick our wounds every group? that is exactly what the democrats are hoping for, that we move on and have the same process repeats itself every election but that would be a huge disservice not only to trump supporters but to our entire system of government. mail in ballots have been a concern from day one. i raised this issue with mike pence months ago. mail in ballots are a looming disaster. 54 see a scenario where donald trump could actually be ahead in key states on election night but those states couldn't have counted all the mail in ballots. >> the one person one vote

we must have recruiting agents, these rovers, to get these men for us, or we never get any men at all. i think that case speaks thectly to the problem, problem of wage labor and how northern leaders understood how wage labor and some of its coercive and fraudulent aspects bed to be employed -- had to employed in order to win the war. willett ends up running away from service a couple months later. he is docked at six months' pay. he comes back into the military to diefall of 1864, only basically penniless in the service in december, of disease. case, can see in that one i talked about consent being important and this guy in some ways consented to this, and revoked his consent and then was and mucho making a new less advantageous bargain that ultimately led to his death. about thing i thought when i was reading through your book was a phrase i heard many times in my family, because i am descended from appalachian hog farmers, people who either volunteered or were drafted. it has always been rich man' as war, poor man's fight. william marble touched on this in his book about lincoln's m