mike hughes was one of the most prominent faces of the flat earth movement for a few years. he was a really interesting guy because he was sort of an evil knievel figure. he was a stuntman by trade and he would build these steam-powered rockets. he had this idea that he would launch himself up in us steam rocket. he would deploy weather balloons and those would lift him high enough off the earth's surface that he could take a picture and see whether earth was flat around. and he got a lot of attention in the flat earth community for this a lot of funding. he had flat or slogans all over his rocket and i talked to him for about a year and a half. because i was both intrigued by this venture and also a bit frightened by it. it seems very dangerous. i knew he had had one very dangerous crash that he survived and he always told me that it would be worth it to go up that high to heaven's theories validated. but that's not what happened in february 2020 one of his launches went disastrously wrong and he would have died on impact. so he was a really tragic case study in how far peo

had shared information that russia, mike hughes, tara, got tear gas with added chemicals on troops and >> although i would add that the russians have certainly proven more than willing to use a a chemical weapons when it suited them in the past. and this is in the military that has a history here, but it's more related to what we've been. picking in terms in terms of the invasion of ukraine. >> the pentagon says ukrainian troops are still getting security help from the u.s. and its allies. but any use of chemical weapons could and probably would mean more intervention. >> meantime, more than 7 million people have now been displaced from across ukraine with more than 4 and a half million fleeing the country altogether. according to the united nations, more than 2 thirds of all ukrainian children have fled their homes while the attacks have left about a million and a half ukrainians without access to water, a majority of the refugees continue to head into poland with officials there say more than 2 and a half million people have now crossed into that country. >> it's a medical board. it'

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two players whose hopes of winning the masters may have been dashed on wednesday — are mike weir and mackenzie hughes pre masters par three contest, and no player has ever won both in the same year. weir already has a greenjacket, though. back in 2003, he became the first canadian and the first left hander to win the masters. he posted a total of four under parfor the par three competition. he shared the title with fellow canadian mackenzie hughes, who was among the many golfers that were accompanied by their wives and children. hughes's baby son clearly wants to caddie for him in the future, as you can see there on your screen. kevin kisner�*s son could be a future masters champion, for the record, is that finished well down the leaderboard. what a great swing. well, that's all that you get for now for the sports, but we'll back a little later, but lots more on the bbc sport website. but for me and the rest of the team, goodbye for now. it's almost three years now since a devastating fire tore through paris' notre dame cathedral. a massive restoration project is well underway to return it to its for

his kids a memory that i don't remember a whole in one at the for, for the last champion, mike with mackenzie hughes were declared joint. when is the bad news for the pat? no one of the possibly contest has won the masters in the same year. nick carrie also making the most of his wild caught entry at the u. s. clay court championship a day after winning his 1st match on this surface in almost 3 years. the fumbling of the got past american tommy pool in straight areas, reaching his 1st atp quarter fine, long place in 2018, which was also about this event in houston. he's a very good player and young and he's already showing what he can do and who he can be thought to be locked in that i knew that well, also one of the better methods. i don't claim my career. so i'm pretty happy with the way up. i'm out. today's went down and i went to work in the m b. a kevin rand inspired the brooklyn net to victory of a city rival. the knicks drawn drunk, had a triple double with 2 points 11. and this and 10 rebound help for that. come back from 21 point down around. haven't lost the game against the next 9 years b

in time magazines on my billionaire mike m bloomberg obviously owned by howard hughes.y billionaire patrick. i did not know that. elon musk points out that the twitter owns most no shares if they get paid salary for me on the board no wonder they're scared of him. he can take their influence and their paycheck away. so step the media and the billionaires benefactors that has to be a good thing. like my rich uncle marty used to say. give the man a fish you feed him for a day teach a man a fish always fishing he grew his house and paying. he was such a [bleep] charlie but he was wrong on that one. i taught a lot of men to fish. [laughs] >> i think bill marsden to take back what he said about the show. >> greg: i'm not hedge on the show yet to be enjoying every minute of this right? >> charlie: hope he does i pray he does. i think be the greatest thing for a free press in this country and perhaps our lifetimes. kind of interesting is of course wealthy people have always owned. she is the widow's. great revolution of the internet was that it democratize everything. and they