each animal has a unique pattern of spots, and alexei knows them all.preparing to bite the camera is turai. there is very good news from this program. in just five years, the number of altai snow leopards has just about doubled to 45. it looks like alexei is going to need a few more names and probably a few new cameras. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, altai, siberia. >> o'donnell: absolutely incredible. that is the "cbs evening news." thank you so much for watching. i'm norah o'donnell. and we'll see you back here tomorrow. we wish you a good night. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> cal f

each imagine has a unique pattern of spots, and alexei knows them all.his one preparing to bite the camera is turai. there is very good news from this program. in just five years, the number of altai snow leopards has just about doubled to 45. looks like alexei is going to need a few more names and probably a few new cameras. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, altai, siberia. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm meg oliver. parts of northern california's wine country are ablaze ts morning. santa ana winds are fueling a firestorm burning through the bone-dry countryside in sonoma county, north of san francisco. the entire town of geyserville has been evacuated, and power was cut off to thousands as the local electric company fears downed power lines could spark more fla

or nasa has expressed condolences on the loss of alexei low enough they interrupted the live broadcast from space to commemorate the cosmonauts. enough was also a writer and artist and created more than 200 paintings that depicted his adventures in space is name was given to mean creators as well as streets and schools in russia and there are monuments to the cosmonauts in the russian capital r.t. sophie shevardnadze interviewed alexei leon of several years ago he described what it felt like stepping into outer space for the 1st time. what does the earth from the outside 8 go what got a blur. when i got out of the spaceship and stood on the shuttle edge i said suddenly indeed the earth is round we left the spaceship at a height of almost 500 kilometers from the nidia point to the horizon i could see a circle with a radius of almost 2750 kilometers i could see 5500 kilometers which is half of the earth it looked like a globe or a very good map and some parts were covered with clouds and it was so quiet it was so quiet i could hear my heartbeat i could hear my breathing it was all becaus

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legendary soviet cosmonaut alexei luna has passed away at the age of 85 in 1985 he conducted the 1st ever space walk marking a major milestone in the history of space exploration then i've had an illustrious career he commanded the soviet half of the story apollo soyuz mission in 175 the 1st joint space mission between 2 superpowers so he's capsule docked with the american apollo capsule for 2 days in space with astronauts and cosmonauts traveling between the space ships. now so express condolences on the loss of alexei low enough they interrupted the live broadcast from space to commemorate the cosmonaut. yeah right you are. now yeah governor thank you was. eat then but i believe you can hear. i. mistook the church solution for your sincere. interest when should you do for school there's a. shoulder. i. i . i. i. i am. clear enough was also a writer and artist creating more than 200 paintings depicting his adventures in space is name was given to mean great as a sort of streets and schools in russia and there are monuments to the cosmonauts in moscow. sophie shevardnadze interviewed

of course alexei has his favorites. he knows every single animal by its unique pattern of spots.sure trove for scientists but thanks in part to the surveillance poaching has virtually stopped. there is very good news. in just five years the population of the snow leopard sub species has roughly doubled, 45 so far and counting. for cbs this morning, elizabeth palmer in siberia. >> curious. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> it's their eyes. >> what a great program. >> thank you, elizabeth palmer. >>> bruce springsteen, we like him too. he's talking to us about his dire directorial debut. he tells us why his film is a love letter to his wife of almost three you live with diab, why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn mor

that's alexei has his favorites. he knows every single animal by its unique pattern of spots.sure trove for scientists, but thanks, in part, to the photo surveillance, poaching has virtually stopped. and there is very good news. in just five years, the population of the altai snow leopard subspecies has roughly doubled. 45 so far, and counting. for "cbs this morning," elizabeth palmer in altai, siberia. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. here at... snowfest... for your worst sore throat pain try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com.♪ magnum ice cream double caramel. now in ice cream tubs and bars. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff

alexei leonov made history in march 1965 when he stepped outside his spacecraft forjust over 12 minutesd to the craft‘s airlock by only a i6ft long tether. born in siberia in 193a, he became a fighter pilot in his 20s before joining the soviet space programme with yuri ga ga rin who became the first man in space. leonov made his pioneering walk during the cold war battle for supremacy in space between the ussr and the united states. later in life he became the commander of the first ever joint us soviet mission. now it's time for newswatch and we hear your views on the bbc‘s coverage of climate change. hello and welcome to newswatch. as extension rebellion protesters make their presence felt, has the bbc got their presence felt, has the bbc got the balance of its reporting right? and did an argument on social media between two footballers wives merit a report on bbc one news bulletin? first, one of the reasons the reporting of the uk is plans to leave the eu has been hard to follow is that information about what's going on has not always flowed unambiguously through official channels. t

alexei still don't understand how these guys, they were making life and death decisions.ll doctors do. they were making them on an hourly basis. some of the surgeons were the equivalent of a medical resident. to decide which one of these guys were going to live and i also --would die, he is a patient but he is gone now. he says he is to have nightmares of people he killed area i said, you save all these lives had >> if -- lives. he said, if i had worked faster i could save more people. how do you doaid, it? he said, i had to. if i didn't do my job people would die. of the amazing things about these guys.

police in russia have conducted nationwide reigns on raids on offices links to opposition leader alexei no balinese anticorruption foundation in september mist in the valley helped organize mass protests in moscow ahead of local elections his foundation has since been declared a foreign agent making it subject to spot checks and increased bureaucratic scrutiny. thousands of catalan separatists have been protesting for the 2nd night running that angry about the prison sentences handed down to 9 cassel an independent fleet of by a spanish course protesters clashed with police outside spanish government buildings in barcelona gatherings took place on tuesday evening in all 4 of catalonia as provincial capitals people gathered in the streets sang the catalan anthem and shouted slogans calling of the spanish police occupying forces and in her own east of buffalo protesters blocked roads and set high as. the spokes journalist stephen budge an earlier who told us more about the situation on tuesday night. here which is the main shopping streets are those those are true 2 of the luxury hotels.

the world police in russia have conducted nationwide raids on offices linked to opposition leader alexei the vollies i'm to corruption foundation in september mist in the valley helped organize mass protests in moscow and of local elections its foundation has since been declared a foreign agent but it's subject to spot checks ongoing creased bureaucratic scrutiny. official preliminary results from geniuses presidential election sunday confirm a victory for casey saeed the former law professor ran as an independent candidate and gained more than 72 percent of the vote with the country's 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrated in the streets on sunday night after exit polls suggested. police in germany now believe that a syrian man who drowned or stolen truck into several vehicles a week ago did not have a terrorist motive 8 people were injured in the incident in the western german town of nimbin an investigation has now been transferred to local police. the head of bulgaria football federation has announced that he will resign on friday body slovenly hey loves departure com

responsibility for that this attack and the taliban says it was not involved in is condemning the violence alexey o'brien reports that. they went to the mosque the peaceful contemplation but minutes later dozens were injured the house of prayer destroyed. it was time for friday prayers and everyone had gathered in the mosque when suddenly a bomb exploded and many people got hurt that. was the 1st one victim says about 300 people were packed into the building in rural hoskin maina and manga province when the blast happened and the roof collapsed on to those prying below. the no wonder the enemies of religion and their homeland blew up a mosque during friday prayers the afghan security forces arrived in the affected area immediately and helped to transport the wounded and remove the dead from the rubble. there aren't enough ambulances in afghanistan so the wounded were lifted into any car available and rushed to hospital. outside chaos as a state stream that vehicles books in the injured. both the taliban and i select groups are active in the east so the message that has come from the government is

the first person to walk in space, former russian cosmonaut alexei leonov, laide to rest outsscow.975, three months before the first ak.rican spacew today, hundreds of people turned out for the fundeal. they inc former astronaut thomas stafford, who joined leonov on the first u.s.-soviet space mission in 1975. alexei leonov s 85 years old and author and literary critic harold bloom died monday in new haven, connecticut. the longtime yale prr was renowned for defending western culture and literature against modern trends. his breakthrough work, "the anxiety of influence" dealt with artists and inspiration, and became a cch-phrase. harold bloom was 89 years old. as we returned to judy woodruff, how the northern syrian city of manbij is a microcosm of .e larger fig an officer in texas, charged with murder, and a national debate over police violence renewed. the fourth debate f democratic hopefuls is in full swing. what to watch for. and much more. ♪ from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: turkey'

schools in russia where all money went to the cosmonaut and moscow parties so fisherman interviewed alexei all of several years ago he described what it felt like stepping into outer space for the 1st time what does the earth look like from the outside. go up we've got a blur. when i got out of the spaceship and stood on the shuttle edge i said suddenly indeed the earth is round we left the spaceship at a height of almost 500 kilometers from the nidia point to the horizon i could see a circle with a radius of almost 2750 kilometers yeah i could see 5500 kilometers which is half the earth it looked like a globe or a very good map and some parts were covered with clouds and it was so quiet it was so quiet i could hear my heart i could hear my breathing it was all because of the earth all of a sudden i heard attention attention someone has gone into space and is floating weightless lee. a bad bad. bad bad. and it was even more surprising to hear legs a please come back soon but that we are waiting for you on earth it was lynn and britney of speaking. it was a mixture of joy grief and sadness

anticorruption non-governmental organization as a foreign agent the group was founded by opposition figurehead alexei navalny. during the chink of the foundations and to fifty's the russian ministry of justice established that it performs the functions of a foreign agent a foreign agent is basically any organization that receives money from a private citizen or an organization located abroad and acts within the political interests of its benefactor within the russian federation now foreign agents face more audit's than regular n.g.o.s and they're supposed to declare on all official statements their status as a foreign agent now the anti corruption foundation itself is a nonprofit based in moscow and it was founded by opposition figure like say novell me one of their investigations involved a yacht party with a russian all of dark politician and some ass court ladies another looked into corruption charges corruption allegations involving prime minister dmitri medvedev but where do they get all the money from this website it says that they get it from individual donations but back in august they were a

alexei is one of my friends.and in fact, his granddaughter is named after my daughter and a different son is named after alexei. and the whole thing-- we're really working good together and told to go along with george abney, we have to work with the russians because we need a crew escape vehicle and the soyuz was there. and i didn't know years later i'd be adopting two orphan russian boys. >> next question. >> megan smith from a proud member-- hello, charlie. proud member of section ten. two quick things, charlie, i loved what you said about ethics and i wondered whether we might think about a hippocratic oath like that ring that the canadian engineers get from the brits that fell down when they graduate. my question is with this incredible group maybe to lift some hidden figures story. there are so many people, of course, apollo and space mission was born at the same time as massive civil rights work was going on for race equality, gender equality, lbgtq, so many people, and at the time there was a lot of discr

the world police in russia have conducted nationwide raids on offices linked to opposition leader alexei in the valleys anti corruption foundation in september mr novelli helped organize mass protests in moscow ahead of local elections his foundation has since been declared a foreign agent making it subject to spot checks and increased bureaucratic scrutiny. a large fire has forced the evacuation of an overcrowded tech camp for asylum seekers on the greek island of samples the cause of the blaze hasn't been determined but it followed earlier clashes at the camp site are reportedly houses thousands of people despite having free passage of just a few 100. official preliminary results from 2 lizzie's presidential elections on sunday confirm a victory for case saeed the former mo professor ran as an independent counters and gained more than 72 percent of the vote will be the country's 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrated in the streets on sunday night after exit polls suggested that he was. head of bull garry's football federation has announced that he'll be design on frida

alexei lyonov stepped outside his spacecraft forjust over 12 minutes attached to the aircraft by onlyspace programme with yuri gararin. he made his pioneering work during the coldwell battled for spaceis during the coldwell battled for space is parity between the ussr and united states. later in life he became the mind of the first ever joint us soviet mission. the duchesne which has been visiting a pub in something one is aiming to watch the uk play the czech republic in the twenty2o qualifiers. he was also writing the hat up campana mental health. he discussed the issue with several people had been affected. the idea behind the campaign as to get men as co mforta ble campaign as to get men as comfortable talking about mental health as they are talking about football. u nfortu nately health as they are talking about football. unfortunately though prince william was not able to guarantee a win for the england team. here is the weather. already some parts of the country have seen about half a months worth of rain in a day or two, and the outlook is very mixed, is not going to be rainin

responsibility for this is attack but the taliban says it was not involved in is condemning the violence alexey o'brien reports that. they went to the mosque the peaceful contemplation but minutes later dozens with. the house of prayer destroyed. it was time for friday prayers and everyone had gathered in the mosque when suddenly a bomb exploded and many people got hurt that. was the 1st one victim says about 300 people were packed into the building in rural hoskin maina and manga province when the blast happened and the roof collapsed on to those prying below. but it's no no wonder the way the enemies of religion and their homeland blew up a mosque during friday prayers the afghan security forces arrived in the affected area immediately and helped to transport the wounded and remove the dead from the rubble. there aren't enough ambulances in afghanistan so the wounded were lifted into any car available and rushed to hospital. but. outside chaos as a state stream that vehicles broken in the injured. both the taliban and i select groups are active in the east so the message that has come from th

legendary soviet cosmonaut alexei leon office passed away at the age of 859065 he conducted the 1st ever space walk on king a major milestone in the history of space exploration then i've had an illustrious career he commanded the soviet half of the historic apollo soyuz mission in only $75.00 the 1st joint space mission between 2 superpowers the soyuz capsule docked with the american apollo capsule for 2 days in space with astronauts and cosmonauts traveling between the space ships. but. nasa has expressed its condolences on the loss of alexa leo enough they interrupted their live broadcast from space to commemorate the cosmonaut years. by the mouth to mouth. yeah right you are here now yeah you will. eat then can i make believe you can hear. the titian or you mistook the church salute children from new york sincere. confession you do for the school those of. you shoulder. i. i. i. i am. also a writer and artists creating more than 200 paintings depicting his adventures in space his name was given to me in creators as were the streets and schools in russia and there are monuments to the

and a true legend soviet cosmonaut alexei off who conducted the 1st ever space walk at the age of $85.00. as the headlines in all teams a national you can check out more information on our website or social media as well back in an hour with the latest updates. on this week's show tune milestones both sorry as the rich get richer and income inequality in the usa is highest ever and military suicides hit 5 year high why and are you overlooking warning signs from someone you love but 1st president trumps defenders are undaunted by everything he has said and done until now and it didn't take long for things to go from bad to worse in syria i'm hollande cook in washington this is the big picture on r t america. if unlike our president you don't live on twitter you might not know that the little blue checkmark next to his name on tweets means this is really him it's not a parody account and yes donald trump actually cited his quote great and unabashed wisdom in a surprise serious stand down plan he had hatched after speaking with the president of turkey on the late show with stephen colbert f

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european institute thank you thank you russian opposition leader alexei navalny says prosecutors have asked the court to seize his moscow apartment as collateral in a lawsuit the valley helped organize a series of anti-government rallies this year in the russian capital that were the largest such demonstration since 2011 peaking at around $60000.00 prosecutors want me and the other opposition leaders to compensate for policing and have requested the seizure of his apartment to secure payment 3 people have been stabbed in manchester in the u.k. a man has been arrested on suspicion of terror fences and why he would has the story this is the man counter-terror police are questioning in manchester he's believed to be in his bosses and was tasered as he was apprehended. a few moments earlier 3rd for all people were injured in an attack in the city's biggest shopping center beyond 3 of them with stabbed we heard screams literally just outside the shop quite a lot screams i almost went on for about 20 seconds i was like a quick scream was party people screaming armed police along with the fi

alexey rosenfeld is dived all over the world but this is something new along with his team he's diving where no human has been before we're now 135 kilometers from shore and around 600 from the mouth of the amazon which i did which i'm not able to do that. it's a real challenge to dive in conditions and no no no one has ever dived here before we have to go through a really thick layer of sediment from the amazon mouth. this layer is about 20 meters deep and after that it's pitch black until the bottom there is a deep and complex dive careful preparation and double checking of equipment is essential. so there they go and they'll be heading down to a depth of 110 meters which is so deep that i only have 15 minutes on the seabed and in that time they've got to collect samples and send them back up to the surface and then they have to stay in the wall to submerge for 3 hours to decompress. they drop down. into almost. a scene lit by their dive lights. at the bottom they have to work fast collecting biological samples other divers scan the reef and film it for review revealing a rich a ray

thousands of people marched on palm and in beirut accusing politicians of mismanaging the economy alexey o'brien reports. that. anger and frustration boiling over and lebanon's capital beirut. security forces fired tear gas and water cannon on crowds demanding the government resign i. cut these protesters say they can't take anymore that years of economic failure have left them struggling to survive. i said i was i'm sad let me tell you at the end of the day if i stay hidden behind social media and i don't go out into the streets how can i dare ask for my rights where do i start 1st of all i want to fight corruption i want to ask those in charge why do you have this you are living at this level and i am running out of bread. the crowd marched on palm and angry over proposed taxes on tobacco and petrol the backlash has already forced the government to scrap plans to charge uses of the messaging service whatsapp all part of next year's budget as politicians look for ways to reduce its mess of did the 3rd highest in the world and secure $11000000000.00 in foreign aid. we are staying on the

payment the 1st person to ever perform a space walk has died at the age of 85 the russian cosmonaut alexei learn of made history in 1965 when he floated outside his spacecraft just for just over 12 minutes the mission almost derailed when learn of a space suit filled with air which left him struggling to get back into the shuttle russian space agency ross calls moss said he passed away after a long illness of went on to lead the soviet part of the 1st joint u.s.s.r. u.s. space flight 10 years later ethiopia's prime minister i've made has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize he's credited with helping and the long running dispute with neighboring every trade robyn kriel reports now from the south nobel peace prize for 29 t. to ethiopia prime minister ahmed ali efforts the moment leader heard of his prestigious prize and with it praise from his supporters or than if european we have seen dr b. has played a major role in championing social justice. and what we expect know. of the peace progress and development of the national parliament is of paramount importance sworn into office barel

strafford al-jazeera close to the turkish syrian border well for more all of this we can speak to alexey klebnikov he is a middle east expert at the russian international affairs council and he joins us now from moscow mystically make of what's russia's thinking here one of their primary motivations around dealing with the situation it does appear that they're somewhat trying to step into this vacuum that's been left by the americans after the trip. well certainly russia got an upper hand in the situation after the us decision to withdraw its forces from syria although washington again. doesn't do it completely as we know it from the side decided to leave about 200 u.s. troops to protect us so it is controlled by kurds and also from possible russian turkish or iranian or syrian offensives on that as for the current talks between police and a gun one of the primary goals of russia here is to strike a deal which will. design parameters for final settlement of north east issue and that's kind of a hard nut to crack because in the 1st place russia allowed to eliminate the chorus so it going

and the 1st person to perform a space walk has died at the age of 85 russian cosmonaut alexey leonov made history in 1965 when he floated outside of the aircraft for just over 12 minutes the mission almost derailed when the little space unit inflated in the vacuum of space that left him struggling to fit back inside the capsule he went on to lead the soviet part of the 1st joint u.s.s.r. u.s. space flight 10 years later. you're watching officer of with me is a whole rom the reminder of our top stories the pentagon has warned turkey of serious consequences if it continues its military offensive against kurdish forces in syria on friday u.s. forces came under turkish artillery fire that incident took place shortly after defense secretary mark esper heard calls for restraint from the president we have communicated with the turks on this issue i spoke with turkish defense minister a car yesterday to express our strong opposition to turkey's actions they reiterated the damage this is doing to our bilateral relationship the u.s. and china has struck a partial trade deal that could end the

responsibility for the attack in by the taliban says it wasn't involved and it's condemning the violence alexei o'brien reports that. they went to the mosque the peaceful contemplation but minutes later dozens were dead or injured the house of prayer destroyed. it was time for friday prayers and everyone had gathered in the mosque when suddenly a bomb exploded and many people got hurt. when the 1st one victim says about 300 people were packed into the building in rural hoskin maina and mango ha province when the blast happened and the roof collapsed on to those prying below. the sun no wonder the among the enemies of religion and their homeland blew up a mosque during friday prayers the afghan security forces arrived in the affected area immediately and helped to transport the wounded and remove the dead from the rubble. there aren't enough ambulances in afghanistan so the wounded were lifted into any car available and rushed to hospital i outside chaos as a status stream of vehicles books in the injured. both the taliban and i select groups are active in the east so the message that has come f

. —— alexei leonov died today.raft factory, london's underground network has some incredible stories to tell about britain pot i pass. a new exhibition has opened its doors today exploring some of the abandoned stations and their hidden spaces deep beneath the streets of the capital. dan johnson spaces deep beneath the streets of the capital. danjohnson has been to ta ke the capital. danjohnson has been to take a look. i'm a 40 metres down under london streets in one of london bonsai old bomb shelters. you can see the signage from world war ii. this is one of the abandoned places that features in this new exhibition and chris is from london transport museum. what else can we see in this exhibition? it's a chance for people to get behind the scenes in the london tube stations, see what lies behind those secret doors and grills you walk past every time you use the tube and also find out how they were used ingeniously for wartime shelter things like growing micro herbs and it means that people don't have to necessaril

alexei leonov made history in march 1965 when he stepped outside his spacecraft forjust over 12 minutest in his 20s before joining the soviet space programme with yuri ga ga rin who became the first man in space. leonov made his pioneering walk during the cold war battle for supremacy in space between

. >>> 300 miles above the earth, -pline tothe apsule, alexei e leonov makes history. >> 54 years ago,when he exited his space capsule and secured by a tether made the first-ever space walk. leonov died friday at the age of 85. he followed up his 12-minute float in space a decade later by commanding the soviet half of the apollo soyuz 19 mission. the first joint space mission between the soviet union and the u.s., carried out at the height of the cold war. leonov's death was announced at the same time two americans were conducting a space walk outside the international space station. >> commitment to -- a testament, rather, to the fact that we have good relations in space with our russian cosmonauts. >> nice little piece of history there. >> yeah. yeah. >>> well, in some fine restaurants, a some yay will help you choose the perfect wine to pair with your meal. a new california cafe, they'll help you pick the perfect strain of pot. and we'll see why similar businesses are in the point line. you are watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for me the fear was about overcoming, and that'

granddaughter is named after my daughter and my two grandsons are named after -- different sons named after alexei. but the whole thing, we're really worked good together and i was the one who said we have to work with the russians because we needed an escape vehicle. also i didn't know that 28 years later i would be adopting two russian orphan boys. >> next question. >> megan smith. proud member of section 10. two quick things, caroliharlie loved what you said about ethics and i wondered if we might think about a hippocratic oath. but my question is actually with this incredible group, maybe to lift some hidden figure stories. there's so many people of course apollo and the space mission was born at the same time as massive civil rights work was civil rig work was going on for race equality, so many people. at the time there was a lot of discrimination in choosing who got to go and did different things and still people snuck in and found their way to participate in these teams. i thought the panel could lift one of two ideas. the one i would say was the first woman -- who the murkieer seven refer

the taliban says it was not involved in is condemning the violence alexey o'brien reports. they went to the mosque the peaceful contemplation but minutes later dozens were injured the house of prayer destroyed. it was time for friday prayers and everyone had gathered in the mosque when suddenly a bomb exploded and many people got hurt that. was the 1st one victim says about 300 people were packed into the building in rural hoskin maina and mango ha province when the blast happened and the roof collapsed on to those prying below. it is no no wonder the among the enemies of religion and the homeland blew up a mosque during friday prayers the afghan security forces arrived in the affected area immediately and helped to transport the wounded and remove the dead from the rubble. there aren't enough ambulances in afghanistan so the wounded were lifted into any car available and rushed to hospital. but oh outside chaos as a stately stream of vehicles broke so me and i both the taliban and i still linked groups are active in the east so the message that has come from the government

through you critique alexei for us to have folks come in for our events so we really appreciate it. i know that the staff of raven bookstore appreciated as well. i'll introduce you to our guest speaker, james sherow is a professor and the department of history at kansas state university and he specializes in research environmental history and north american indian history and history of the american west. professor sherow as written six books norment articles and empire across the heartland, re-photographing alexander gardeners journey which is a familiar resource first staff involved here and i know we have that book on our shelves and we've used it. and the grasslands of the united states environmental history which is another book. tonight, fresh professor will sherow discuss his latest book and caught this available for purchase and signing thanks to our partners at the raven bookstore right here in texas. without further ado, please join me in welcoming james sherow. (applause) >> well, thank you will and that's a generous introduction and i appreciate that and thank you for ho

the first person to walk in space, former russian aut alexei leonov, was laid to rest ouide moscow todays feat came in march 1965, three mohs before the first american space walk. today, hundredof people turned out for the funeral. they included former astronaut thomas staord, who joined leonov on the first u.s.-soviet space mission,n 1975. and, author and literary critic harold bloom died monday in newe connecticut. the long-time yale professor was renowned for defending western culture and literature against modeea trends. his hrough work, "the anxiety of influen," dealt with how artists deal with inspiration, and became a catch-phrase. harold bloom was 89 years old. still to come on the newshour: tyhow the northern syrian f manbij is a microcosm of the larger fight an officer in texas is charged with murder, and a national debate over police violence is renewed. what to watch, as the 2020 democratic hopefuls take to the stage in tonight's debate.an much more. >> woodruff: turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan said today that he would not agree to president trump's request to declare

. >> alexei leonov who became the first person to walk in space has died he was a household name in russiau are up to date that's the news update this hour courtney, i'll send it back to you. >> the bravery to go into space ever, but particularly in 1965. >> it was amazing. everyone was rifted to it. >> i can only imagine, very cool >>> let's send it to mike. he has his second dash board i get the theme, it's baseball, right? >> it is baseball. the championship series. it's been a week or so since i did a baseball theme playing hurt, that's what johnson & johnson has been doing so far we got an argument that the litigation might be overprized you had few buy ratings, fewer than half back here towards the highs. now you're down here, people are getting warm to it, 61% or so have a buy rating. we have the gap between the stock and target price wall street is saying, maybe take a shot and partially i'm sure because that's the kind of stock you thought would have worked in this environment, long term record, stable, a lot of defensive stocks have done great. look at the valuation which is extr