the achilles had briefly recoiled. all told, one of pickering's pickering's crew had been killed, his head sheared by a cannonball, and men were seriously wounded. the number killed and wounded board the achilles is unknown. i just want to tell you a brief story about this picture looking at right here. this is the top third of the plaque that was placed in salem, mass. chichester, which is right next door to marblehead, where i'm speaking to you from. it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroics and his battle against achilles. now, while i was on the book, i read that this was supposed to be on the side of, a house where howard and i had lived. and it was in salem. it was right near the witch house. so i hopped on my bike. i rode over there hopefully to get a picture the plaque. i couldn't find it. so i called the local historian and asked her what had happened to the plaque and she laughed a little bit. she goes, well, it's on the inside of a korean barbecue restaurant about a block away from where it

it had to do with a vessel called the achilles.s off the port of bill bows paint engine 1780, and the achilles stood in his way. the pickering was a small ship. only had 48 men on board. 16 cannons. the, achilles was much larger,, had 123 men on board and 43 canids, most of which were much larger than the pickering six-pound canids. so the british prison on board the pickering turned to jonathan harrington and said you've. got to get out of here, this is not going to be a fair fight. and itgh wasn't going to be a fr fight. but jonathan harrington said to this man i will not run from her, and he did. the next morning, next morning when actually battle 1000 people from the port of bill bao had wandered to the beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this british and american ship fighting each other. the battle lasted for about two hours and then jonathan decided to have his men load the cannons with our shot which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. when it exits the can it start spinning wildly and they can slash

and then last year, his right a c l and now his left achilles tendon, just brutal his latest injury.to the field area in which san francisco to lose all our thoughts are with him at this time, because we know how difficult it is, you know for him, and we know how hard how much work he put in how much you know how dedicated. he was to coming back and helping his team was weird. it was emotional. i don't know. just when you see it all the time, but in our locker room that that guy that you've been a brother with for as long as jason. you've seen him go through the process of injury after injury and it breaks your heart. the sharks. they like their chances tonight, their opponent, the blues came in writing an eight game losing streak that's the longest in their franchise history. this young fella, a front row seat lewis early third period. sharks down 3 to 2 logan couture redirects erik karlsson shot into the net. and we're tied at three. but midway through the third, the blues robert thomas nifty stickwork gets out to cali rosen one times and into the net. sharks they wasted two goal g

and the achilles stood in his way and the pickering was a small ship. it only had 48 men on board 16 cannons. but the achilles was much larger, had 123 men on board, and 43 cannons. most of which were much larger than pickering. £6 cannons. so the british on board the pickering turned to jonathan harrington and said, know you better get out of here. this is not to be a fair fight. and it wasn't going be a fair fight. but jonathan harrington said to this man, i shan't from here. and he didn't. and the next morning but the next morning when they actually battled a thousand people from the of bilbao had wandered the beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this british and american ship fighting other. the battle lasted about 2 hours. and then jonathan harrington decided to his men load the cannons with baa shot, which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. and when that exits the cannon it starts spinning wildly and it can slash rigging and sails. it can even smash a master spar if it hits it directly. so that the achilles had too much a t

and achilles.long recovery injury. >> most likely. i don't know how you can get back and start the rehab after all this. >> coming up tonight on abc 7. at 8:00, station 19 followed by grey's anatomy, reasonable doubt airs at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. abc7news is trimming 24/7. the bay area app and join us wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news. >> we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is the... here is our next group of semifinalists-- an associate professor of operations research at the naval postgraduate school from pacific grove, california... a software team lead originally from el paso, texas... and a postdoctoral researcher from cambridge, massachusetts... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone, to the second of our semifinal games in the tournament of champio

l and now his left achilles to a cl tears to achilles tears, absolutely brutal, his latest injury justhoughts are with him at this time, because we know how difficult it is, you know for him, and we know how hard how much work he put in how much you know how dedicated. he was to coming back and helping his team so definitely hurt for us at will. the guys are with them and the guys around them and pick up the slack and be ready to roll. it was weird. i was emotional. i don't know. just when you see it all the time, but in our locker room that that guy that you've been a brother with for as long as jason. you've seen him go through the process of injury after injury and it breaks your heart. hmm thursday night football and charlotte falcons at the panthers nfl, kicking off its salute to service week on the eve of veterans day, second quarter three panthers lovey skus channel junior takes the swing pass from p. j. walker goes down the sideline 41 yard touchdown actually counted as a run since walker threw it behind him. and chanel does a little dancing. baker mayfield does a little head b

he tore his left achilles in practice on wednesday. he will miss the rest of the season. and also break for the 31-year-old who had torn his acl last season. he had just been activated off the injury list, since joining the 49ers in 2019, he has played in only 15 games and has suffered three season-ending injuries. this achilles tear is a tough hit. >>> the most talented, but he plays like a true football player, and i think he is one of the better backs in the league. >> obviously, the stats show that, and he will be our biggest challenge come sunday. >> baseball, could evelyn gloria's time with the giants be over? that is the question. the team declined to pick up his option for 2023, making longoria a free agent for the first time in his 15 year career. the 37-year-old said in october he wanted to play one more season, and he hoped to do it in san francisco. >>> a wild development in the nfl. the indianapolis colts have named jeff saturday their interim head coach. saturday was a former call center, but where this gets strange? he has no pro or college coaching experie

he tore his left achilles in practice. he will miss the rest of the season. another awful break for the 31 year old who has not played since tearing his acl in week one of last season. since joining the 49ers in 2019, he has played in only 15 games and get this, has suffered three season ending injuries. this achilles injury is a tough injury to come back from and it really hit his teammates hard. >> it took the life out of everybody in practice. everybody. kyle tried to bring it up. but he couldn't really talk. and so, he was just like, what you guys want to do? and at the end of the day, it is the part of his job. and that will be the last guy i want to see on this team go down. knowing all the things he had been through. >> thursday night football, panthers, falcons, in the charlotte rain. third quarter, carolina's foreman breaks a tackle and takes it to the house. 12-yard touchdown. panthers up, and a struggle to get into the stands. rough night for marcus mariotta. trying to lead a fourth quarter comeback. sacked by brian burns. one of five panthers sack

larry: jason verrett went down with a torn achilles.rnerback. he was hoping to take the field against the chargers and sunday night football. instead, months more of rehab. he has suffered two achilles tears and to acl tear's. teammates shaken. >> the guy that you've been a brother with for as long as jason, we've seen him go through the process of injury after injury. it's tough when you see a guy go down like that. we put in so much work. the time you put into this game is unforgiving. larry: thursday night football, panthers and falcons. carolina up 3-0. 41 yards. down the sideline. the early 10-0 lead. the falcons have so many good receivers. marcus mary odo could not get the ball to any of them. panthers victorious. everybody in the nfc south is under .500. in st. louis, the blues on an eight losing streak. winnable contest for team teal. erik karlsson intercepts this past. we are tied at 3-3. sharks could not take the lead. callie rosen, go-ahead goal through every daddy. fifth straight loss for the sharks. college troops. season

firearms this time it is a modified pecheneg machine gun for readiness fire today in the program the achilles machine guns pecheneg invasion breakthrough or degradation program weapons culture we have a student today the head of boryspil, the mayor of boryspil, borysenko, volodymyr volodymyr, we will analyze the shooting from pk pkm, it was not the use of the mg-42 by germany that pushed the ussr to the idea of ​​producing its only machine gun in 1961. the kalashnikov machine gun was created, the 7.62 by 54 cartridge was fired by mosinka and maxim with such powerful cartridges, the pc and its versions, such as the pkm, proved themselves to be unpretentious in operation, a cheap machine gun for embodying the ideas of communism of the third rome or, more simply, world domination, it sowed death at a speed of 600 of shots per minute from afghanistan and chechnya to sri lanka and the congo, as in most records set by russian weapons from 34 to ak-47, the main advantage of pkm is the mass of its production, everything was released more than a million copies and this is our trophy weapon, which was

larry: jason verrett went down with a torn achilles.f fate for the niners cornerback. he was hoping to take the field against the chargers and sunday night football. instead, months more of rehab. he has suffered two achilles tears and to acl tear's. teammates shaken. >> the guy that you've been a brother with for as long as jason, we've seen him go through the process of injury after injury. it's tough when you see a guy go down like that. we put in so much work. the time you put into this game is unforgiving. larry: thursday night football, panthers and falcons. carolina up 3-0. 41 yards. down the sideline. the early 10-0 lead. the falcons have so many good receivers. marcus mary odo could not get the ball to any of them. panthers victorious. everybody in the nfc south is under .500. in st. louis, the blues on an eight losing streak. winnable contest for team teal. erik karlsson intercepts this past. we are tied at 3-3. sharks could not take the lead. callie rosen, go-ahead goal through every daddy. fifth straight loss for the sharks.

now the dermal who was not happy with the tyranny of the meat court could file an achilles was on theildobra filled out a dramatic story, the fathers of the escape acts, we were dealt with and the amendments to the new divorce of laws of the third sharpness before the grand duchy were taken over him and had been going on for years under the ceramist leo, who legislated propane, were announced. in one infernal book to the devil, the new statute is no better than 13 sections, and the mal-500 literally articulated all aspects of life from political power to the rule, the road was booked to give out for the ear for without a yizvodnik in sweaty hours krok velma progressive proron grass for usih to show on melons fell out ushlyah. you were significantly more than one of the villagers. soperro himself did not give shelter to the slaughter of a commoner by blowing the regival higher and to the sumerians. punishment for the platoon of the law was written in the ancient belarusian language of passing it away and the guilt was to spend. the courts were given a new statute. just the top, legisla

mold on it. asteroids 1.200 this family of asteroids includes not only others and paris, but also achilless , i don’t really understand why achilles and odysseus, but all the rest, were trojans trojans. quite right. this is the name of this family of asteroids in the orbit of jupiter, there are y. and here is the whole point. who got stuck where? here is the question. well, like the heroes of the poem asteroids 900, this book villain, according to the tale of the valley of fear, i passed the asteroid dynamics book. professor moriarty yes asteroids 600 the word is an asteroid of greek origin and means something similar to the star star 75 years ago cinderella irkutsk for 900 in 1791 this writer became the first political exile in the city. radishchev of course asteroids 300 soviet astronomers nikolai chernykh and tamara smirnova discovered 537 and 135 asteroids, respectively, and this 1975 finding was made by a collaborator called chernykh smirnova no, this is not an asteroid. their people names animals 900 in his youth, this future leader of the french revolution bred pigeons, and in adult

clinical hospital traumatologists use their patented method to radically support the vulnerable achilles the piral fibula, one length one short, both of them are attached. here we moved into the fifth, metatarsal bone one of these muscles. we use transfer to hill it has muscular, belly, nourishing and structurally quite strong tendons. well, they immediately transferred, they transferred the muscle, they hooked him up to hilal tendons. they sewed it to the heel in a new place. the muscle feeds on the tendon and relieves the load already on the second or third day without any orthoses and fixing splints. the patient begins to move the foot and walk the sticks. yes, yes, where is she now hanging here in this closet left, a cane, without which yevgeny agafonov until recently, could not even take a step because of the pain that he began to feel shortly after the replacement of the knee joint, it turned out to be nothing to do with it. indications were given for performing e-e minimally invasive atheroscopy of a prosthetic joint. she is is performed through small punctures, where a camera and

of boston and while i was working on the book i read about this black and there's an image of the achilles they captured almost 2000 british ships. they really maden the british fleet. sithey played a role in bringing france at the war in the of the americans. because insurance rates to precipitously rise in the ocean for the british fleets. they brought valuable goods and money into american courts. they force the british navy to convoy its merchant ships and go been seeking to destroy american privateers. in the edited awareness on the part of british merchants in this protracted war and perhaps most importantly the hardest toh measure they gave americans confident because of the hundreds and perhaps thousands of articles that were written on newspapersg in the being published in the colonies at this time positive article about privateers capturing british prices. they give americans some conference especially in the most disastrous years of the war that we might actually win. it has a psychological impact. the last story want to tell us about my daughter. i mentioned i wrote this book d

vesti, magadan in the rostov region, traumatologists use unique patented methods of treating the achillesmost modern equipment and their vast experience, jewelry surgeons clean, smooth out scars and eliminate everything that interferes with movement details in veronica's report we are talking about two patented techniques, which makes it possible for patients to rehabilitate, that is, to recover from rather difficult cases. they could even go into the category of hopeless, if not for the fantasy and non-standard view of the problem of their authors, the first technique was developed to restore the achilles, the tendon at the time described by homer, its damage was considered fatal, and even now the severe injury is the same, which three collapsed, so that to heal the tendons of the torn tissue are sutured, but this is not enough to find very uh, such uh, difficult nutritional conditions, there is not enough blood flow and run into, and we generally have such a phrase that all human bones are filled with bone marrow. and the lower third year or black they are grateful in the history of iva

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. ♪ cl only to tear his achilles tendon.ice yesterday prior to the injury, which occurred midway through the training session on a non contact play, brett fell to the ground, grabbing his left leg and today the niners confirmed the injury. that will end barrett season and quite possibly his career. nobody that i can think of, has been hit harder by serious injuries than barrett in 2016. he tore his left a cl two years later, he tore his right, achilles and then last year is right. a c l and now his left achilles absolutely brutal, his latest injury just days before a possible return to action. all our thoughts are with him at this time, because we know how difficult it is, you know for him, and we know how hard how much work he put in how much you know how dedicated. he was to coming back and helping his team so definitely hurt for us that well, the guys are with them and the guys around them and pick up the slack and be ready to roll. it was weird. it was emotional. i don't know. just when you see it all the time, but in ou

both passenger aircraft built in russia have an achilles heel. they depend heavily on western made engines and avionics. the commercialization manufacturing side of russian deviation is debt. yet neither the m. s 21, which is bill with 4 components or the super jet 100, which is also bill with foreign parts can be produced in russia. yes, moment. lacking access to critical components means russian aviation will only be a shadow of its former self in years to come here. a shadow joins us now. his bureau chief outer dw studios in riga irie. so it's pretty remarkable that russian aviation roots are still going despite nearly 10 months of sanctions. how is that even possible? while lucas, the russian of the asian industry, experienced a kind of shock immediately after this start of all because russian aircraft were no longer allowed to flight of the west overnight. at the same time abas and boeing ended their corporation with russia. and this, despite the fact that almost all russian aircraft came from all come from abels and going, but the fact that

both passenger aircraft built in russia have an achilles heel. they depend heavily on western made engines and avionics commercialization manufacturing side russian deviation is did neither the m. s 21, which is bill with 4 components or the super jet 100, which is also bill with foreign parts can be produced in russia. moment. lacking access to critical components, means russian aviation will only be a shadow of its former self in years to come of more in this, let's hear from data we russia analyst, your a rash shatter, he told us the moscow has been turning to one of its few friends, i hope iran was also a great hope for russian of ation. the country has been living under sanctions for decades and has developed various methods to circumvent them. but iran that uses aircraft from the 19 the 70 s and $98.00 is which, which are less dependent on the software updates. ira float in particular, has a cuz it's flea it with a very modern aircraft in recent years that apparently don't need to be to be repaired so quickly. but at the same time, because

both passenger aircraft built in russia have an achilles heel. they depend heavily on west theory. risha though, joins us now. he's bureau chief outer dw studios in riga, irie. so it's pretty remarkable about russian aviation roots are still going. the spite, nearly 10 months of sanctions. how is that even possible? well, lucas, russian of asian industry experienced a kind of shock immediately after this star, those of all because russian aircraft were no longer allowed to fly to the west overnight. at the same time abas and boeing ended their corporation with russia. and this, despite the fact that almost all russian aircraft came from or come from abels and boeing, but the fact that the half of all russian planes since then had to stay on the ground men to their, to these planes and could be used as spare parts however, the loss of almost 50 percent of flight routes became a blessing for the ration of the asian industry. so the most important thing for now, for russians is to maintain domestic airlines. and so far this is still working well . s

' weak spot, our achilles' heel is located in the lower back between the sacrum and the ilium, it was for many, many years load overload and which already provoked further stiffness. it's impossible to function, it's falling like snow, we're going to the clinic, where our beautiful kind giant dr. protsenko treats his patients. unconsciously felt needle enter. in the joint itself are you sure he's here? wow, yes, just now i saw how the contrast spreads and then in this place is mine entirely. this medicine was the next one, there will be an additional injection - this is a lateral tubercle. uh, the greater trochanter, because the problem is often combined and is also done under x-ray control. we see, here i became, i clearly became. you see, my needle does not go further, as it were, i don’t know, yes. the most important thing is already happening the first second copy. buranovites got up, guys. let's go load this area back. everything is fine. so, the medicine can be together. injection, of course we invite our guests to the studio to find out what happens over time. hello hello can i

if homer is writing about princess leia, a black woman who charges against achilles and she fights so bravely that he weeps when he's he kills her. he's not making this up. black people have been there from the very beginning. and when the greek tragedies are talking about the chorus, their chorus is in the greek tragedies. it's not because the greeks made them up. it's because i can trace that through ethiopia, through north africa, through sub-saharan. we've been the chorus we have done these things. and the greeks were only emulating a culture that existed for a very, very long time. and i speak of greek tragedy because it was also one of my first encounter was when i was a kid when i picked up the iliad and i see ethiope and i'm like, holy --, been here from forever black people have been here. so when is telling me in my classroom, why are you reading the greeks? this doesn't belong to you and i can tell them i'm here. where are you? we have been there forever. and the those experiences are have continued to inform my writing and i. i those echoes in writers. toni morrison in the

he tore his achilles in practice wednesday and will miss the rest of the season, an awful break for the 31-year-old who had not played since tearing his acl in week one last season and had just been activated. since joining in 2019 verrett has played in only 15 games and suffered three season ending injuries. not surprisingly, the injury hit his teammates hard. >> it took the life out of everybody at practice literally. kyle tried to bring it up but he couldn't really talk. so he was just like what do you guys want to do? at the end of the day, it's part of his job. that will be the last guy on this team i want it see go down with all the things he been through. >> i am charlie walter. >>> this may bring up happy childhood you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> at 3:00 we dive into troubles at t

are isolated here so as not to damage valuable vegetation, but i will warn you, if you do not have achillesletic forces, then there is no way without very passable transport here, then there are round forest steppes, some are filled with rain, others merge with the sea, kinburn floods in such beautiful eyes, there are several hundred of them here, and each one has something to surprise the guests, they have healing deposits of dirt, in others, pink salt is mined, as the chumaks used to do. they literally occupy the local and lake park, but they are most comfortable in the floodplains. so, when you have the opportunity to rent a boat, carefully look at the bienkov floodplains. this is a real bird market. on this expedition, look carefully around, maybe you will meet a beaver or a steppe fox. or maybe you will be lucky enough to meet local wild horses near the reservoirs, for fifty of them are constantly moving through these wild steppes. oh, they are beautiful and with such legs, they are probably comfortable on the white coast, beautiful and surprising in any season in the spring , only her

the idea of higher markdowns are there kit -- achilles' heel at the moment. getting rid of the inventory levels, does that mean this holiday season is going to be a leaner christmas for these retailers relative to previous years? >> one of the things we have seen is earnings estimates and earnings guidance from companies for the fourth quarter. for many, it is leaner. when i think that investors have focused on, what is the outlook for 2023? 2022 is done. we know the supply chain headwinds, there is inflation, and we know the challenges that retailers have had in bringing consumers back fully. we have a shift going on. pandemic versus post-pandemic goods. occasion where, cosmetics, footwork -- footwear. where we are seeing weakness in the cozy and active items. we have a true change that is occurring. jon: in terms of a management team that is sending you a message on how they are never getting through this outside of the different pockets of retail, what is the kind of communication that you are looking to see as to whether or not a company is a worthy inves

defensive lineman eric armstead sidelined along with jason verrett, who suffered a season ending achilleswednesday. during practice today , head coach kyle shanahan spoke about the loss of barrett, who had just worked his way back from a torn a c l it's hard for everyone to watch that that's because we're sad for the journey that's ahead for jv, but but as his journey and he's got to go through, and he's been there a lot, and we're going to be there to help them at any time, he needs that stuff that happens to anybody in this just reminds everyone that you just can't take stuff for granted, and it's not just on the football field, but it's anywhere. wishing him a speedy recovery. all right time for friday night edition of check this out. okay. you gotta look at this. have you ever seen $10 million in a wheelbarrow? well, take a look at that. it's happening right there. in vegas, the largest sports betting payout of all time. this is mattress. mack from houston, texas, better known as jim mackin. veil really mattress. mack is how we know him down in texas. he wants $75 million after bettin

this is poor joseph mcginty of achill island off the west of ireland county mayo. it's county mayo , 14 years old, poor kid , mayo, 14 years old, poor kid, dead, three weeks after getting a shot of the pfizer i could do the stories every night and never run out and ofcom launch as many investigate fans into these shows as they want because you group think in on the wrong side of this story. you group think in on the wrong side of this story . what's side of this story. what's interesting to me is how it came that the entire western world adopted the same one size fits all policy shoving the pfizer, moderna astra's on their peoples as opposed to trying therapeutics or vitamin d or whatever one size fits all from achill island to aberdeen to aix en provence to athens to adelaide to auckland to albuquerque. odd you know when you see world leaders together like jacinda trudeau, who's supposed to be a liberal, and richie rich, who's supposed to be a conservative but they're all dressed the same like some 19705 all dressed the same like some 1970s telly variety show danc

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ironically, with donald trump, the biggest winner, his ultimate achilles heel can be -- >> abortion waslso a big part of the midterm cycle. we saw nationally it was the most important issue to voters only after inflation, based on the polling from nbc news. i wonder what you make of abortion victories. we saw five states voting on abortion-related measures. all five seats, including kentucky, every vote went for people who were supportive of abortion rights. what does it say >> it is an issue a majority of americans support some form of abortion rights. yes, they may not support total abortion rights or may support some limits, but they do not want abortion to be outlawed. that is clear when you look at all of these races over and over again. i think some in the media, let's take some blame for that, underestimated how much of a role it would play. it was clear after dobbs there was momentum. i think the momentum had stalled. but clearly, that is not the caseand in places like pennsylvania or other places where there was a real fear you can have a rollback of abortion rights, you saw de

sometimes life just and fair, jason, for its latest comeback attempt came to a halt when he tore his achilles in practice this afternoon. the cruel joke of it all was that the season ending injury came within a couple of hours of kyle shanahan's and brett would probably be activated for this week's game against the charges. get this. >> yeah. and played since week one of last season when he tore his acl. >> all the way back just for this to happen. it's just another setback. that was a punch in the stomach. the whole team. >> this is somber mood because all those guys seen no seen him working on a sightseeing and being back out there and energy and he brought to the team just him being back out there, working everybody, seeing them work. you know, it was a definitely uplifting for the entire team to see him. so we see him go down as this is a somber mood for everyone, you know, coaches, players, everyone our support staff. everyone just feels for him. >> despite some of the worriers early-season struggles. steph curry has objective lee been one of the best players in the nba so far this seaso

i can say notice cereal, but pizza is my healthy eating achilles heel. okay that video kind of was counterproductive and made me what i was thinking about. maybe that was the whole point. addicted your brains addicted to that's true. you know, you've heard, scientists say the same thing in nutrition say the same thing about sugar has addictive qualities as well. and like we just went through halloween. so for me when it comes to the little baby snickers that are my achilles heel. i feel less satisfied after i eat one right that want is bigger than the ones i had before i opened up the wrapper on my first. so have you read the book? it's called. i think it's salt, sugar fat. it's by former drink. it's an incredible book. i read it several years ago. it sticks with you today at the bottom line is this those foods are sort of engineered to make you want more. it's not that, like one snickers will satisfy you. you have to have 17 because that's our evolution. i mean, in the past, when food wasn't readily available, those were the things that would give you e

a minor operation was also required to release the achilles tendon. now, each foot is in position. dream of playing football is coming within reach. naomi grimley, bbc news, dakar. a website that's a website devoted to the scrutiny of nasa space policy, and he explained what this allows nasa to do. the whole idea is to test out everything that it can and should do in advance of people, and the next flight will have people on board.— and the next flight will have people on board. if the next fliuht is people on board. if the next flight is meant _ people on board. if the next flight is meant to _ people on board. if the next flight is meant to have - people on board. if the next i flight is meant to have people on board, what's the ambition here for people in the future? when i grew up, i watched the last apollo landings in high school, and we went to the moon for geopolitical reasons. now, as we go back, although this is an american mission, the piece of hardware was built by europe and it has manikins in research from others countries on board. this took place people on the moon a

a minor operation was also required to release the achilles tendon. now, each foot is in position. on his feet. that dream of playing football is coming within reach. naomi grimley, bbc news, dakar. let's get some of the day's other news. authorities in colorado springs have identified the five victims who were fatally wounded at a lgbtq nightclub over the weekend. announcing their names, colorado's police chief said he hoped to take attention away from the suspect and refocus it on the victims. the suspect is being held on murder and hate crimes charges. lawyers for shamima begum, the british—bangladeshi woman who left the uk as a 15—year—old to join islamic state group in syria, have told a court she was the victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation. she was stripped of her uk citizenship on grounds of national security, but is now appealing to have it reinstated, so she can return from a camp in northern syria where she's currently living. heavy rain has caused flooding in albania. it follows a drought across much of 2022. the state—owned hydro—electric power company said it

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defensive lineman eric armstead is sidelined along with jason garrett, who suffered a season ending achilles, coach kyle shanahan spoke about the loss of variety had just worked his way back from a torn a c l. it's hard for everyone to watch that that's because we're sad for the journey that's ahead for jb. but as his journey and he's got to go through, and he's been there a lot, and we're going to be there to help them in any simon needs that stuff that happens to anybody in this just reminds everyone that you just can't take stuff for granted, and it's not just on the football field, but it's anywhere. i said the ice san jose sharks taking on the dallas stars tonight, 30 seconds into the second period game tied at two. tebow meyer, one timer from the far circle finds the back of the net. that's his seventh goal this season. sharks lead three to the third sharks up four to meyer finds tomas shirvell who flips it into the net. great move by hurdle to extend the sharks lead three. dallas would score two more late in the third, but it would not be enough. how about this? the sharks win this 15

since they now have problems with achilles, they will be dealt with very simply france has now becomeent on the canadian australian or they can be pressured a suitable way to ensure germany's withdrawal from russian energy. this will involve both sides of the military conflict. in ukraine, our next steps. in this country will inevitably lead to a response from russia, the russians not only will not be able to leave unanswered the massive pressure of the ukrainian army on the unrecognized republics of donbass, but they can be declared an aggressor and impose a full package of sanctions against them, then putin can retaliate by imposing a sanction outline on energy supplies to europe damage , inflicted on the eu countries will be comparable to the damage to the russian federation. but for germany, it will be even greater. here is one of the main reasons. uh, the mess that the anglo-saxons brewed on our border with with the help of the ukronazis, so when barrel says that around the jungle well, maybe the jungle but then europe is just a desert to my acquaintances. recently they traveled

a minor operation was also required to release the achilles tendon. now, each foot is in position.n his feet. that dream of playing football is coming within reach. naomi grimley, bbc news, dakar. just remarkable stuff there. nasa's orion spacecraft has made its closest approach to the moon as part of the artemis mission. the unmanned vehicle orbited around the far side of the moon, flying within 130 kilometres of the lunar surface and has now entered a wider orbit. nasa hopes to send humans to the moon again in three years' time. earlier i spoke to former nasa astrobiologist, keith cowing, who also edits nasa watch — a website devoted to the scrutiny of nasa and space policy. he explained what it allows nasa to do. well, it's the first time in half a century that anybody has sent a human rated spacecraft around the moon. there is no humans inside, just mannequins but a lot of instrumentation on the whole idea is to test out everything that it can and should do in advance of actually sending it with people and the next flight would have people on board. if and the next flight would

a transition out as a nation since revolution 2010 only thing is united nation easy is for port achilles in, people are obsessed with football. fact woke up in like a thought is not a country muslim country would have a lot to do. it follows that there is no doubt whether it be collegial, got are, and retribution people. so i think this supposed to be outstanding for, for, for, to national for what i would say now to the current t means go to work. got you got to go with ourselves to different conferences, 1st and foremost. i'm not, i'm not sure we have that mindset that mentality in the muslim world. the audible, especially, even if we go to the big games all about black to defend both rattle attack, we have nothing to boost treated for bodies under pressure to deliver the style because they invest a lot of money and they are in position now where they need to go out the 2nd round for 1st time is 16 attempts. if that makes sense. no, just that i think we won a gave for a long time as well. i think we want to games in world history. so it's definitely something is not good. you know, i w

a minor operation was also required to release the achilles tendon, now each foot is in position.et. that dream of playing football is coming within reach. naomi grimley, bbc news, dakar. nasa's artemis spacecraft has arrived at the moon and begun its first orbit. these are pictures from space. the capsule is flying above 130 kilometres above the lunar surface and was out of contact for 3h minutes as it passed the far side of the moon. former astronaut chris hadfield — whose 20—year career in space saw him command the international space station — gave us his thoughts about what the artemis mission means for future space exploration. it's been a long time since a vehicle that could carry people was that close to the surface of the moon. to me, that's hugely exciting. when i was a boy, that's when the people first went to the moon and so, you know, exploration and settlement, it always takes time. to me, it's wonderful that we have the technology now to be able to get that close, and the doors that it's opening. in some of those images, not only can you see the surface of the earth

on russian resources and on french electricity with the french, since they now have problems with achilles with they will be sorted out very simply france has now become very dependent on the canadian australian, so to speak, and they can be put under pressure. said, so i quoted on the word the only, appropriate way to ensure the withdrawal, germany of russian energy. this is to involve both sides of the military conflict in ukraine in our actions. in this country , russians will inevitably lead to a response from russia, not only will they not be able to leave unanswered the massive pressure of the ukrainian army on non- recognition. to the public of donbass but they can be declared an aggressor and a full package of sanctions imposed against them, then putin can, in response, impose counter-sanctions on energy supplies to europe, damage, caused to the eu countries will be comparable to the damage to the russian federation. but for germany, it will be even greater. here is one of the main reasons. uh, the mess that the anglo-saxons brewed on our border with the help of the ukrainian nazis

portion, i did a similar report for the latino task force, yes, small business, that is really the achilles heel and they were selling pupusas and they go into business not understanding cash flow and they pay more per square foot because their income is per quarter and they have put themselves in this generational impact. i love that and seeing some new on the ground and accounting and all of these aspects. the debt, $30-50 million, imagine that's nothing for this city. imagine if they didn't have to service that debt. that's a program. let's wipe out that debt. thank you all. i love your team and your organization. >> thank you. >> >> thank you for all the work that you have done and the other is technical workers. and now we are thinking about technical services is not even a hub around here and it's not enough because if you look at someone making $0-23,000 a year where are they going to this hub for the workshop and to have this impact on community, means we have to have more than one on one for in person on this business and that's going to be a lot of legwork but where we are going t