i'm called aspen welcome to the program desperation in the mediterranean as more than 100 migrants are still stranded aboard a rescue ship the migrant rescue vessel open arms has been waiting for days hoping to dock in italy but only unaccompanied minors have been allowed to disembark so far as conditions worsen a few migrants decided to go it alone jumping into the water and trying to swim ashore now a spokesperson for the ngo operating the ship says it has refused an offer to dock in spain saying the 6 day journey would be impossible. drives some on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity vessel the migrant struggle through the warsaw. unli to be brought back to the visibly overcrowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new mutiny aboard the ship the charity's direct is sounding an s.o.s. about what might happen if they aren't allowed to dock in need by equally loves you know we're all here we've spent days waiting to find people in the water fights violence crises older time what more do you want deaths reme

i'm called aspen welcome to the program the west does not want a new global arms race at least according to nato secretary general danced stoltenberg he was responding to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. removes limits on the arsenals of both the u.s. and russia stoltenberg blames russia for the us withdrawal from the treaty saying that moscow failed to comply after it develops a new cruise missile. it was a tweak that announced the end of over 30 years of mutual nuclear restraint u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o squarely put the blame on russia when he declared the treaty ends today president trump had withdrawn from the agreement 6 months ago after russia deployed a new missile system that contravenes the ins terms according to washington and nato. put russia is adamant that the us is responsible for the treaties unraveling . which we have discussed the subject in detail many times from the very beginning we were saying that this is exclusively a us initiative a

i'm calm aspen welcome to the program. tens of thousands of protesters in hong kong kept up their pressure on saturday with a nother weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations fears of an imminent crackdown by the chinese authorities have stoked tensions but saturday's protests were largely peaceful meanwhile thousands of pro beijing supporters gathered at another rally where they called for an end to the violence to w.'s charlotte chelsea hill has been following those protests in hong kong and as she reports now the government's opponents are becoming ever more inventive increasing their dissent. it's a startling visual reminder of the power of paper and pen face clashes this week left many concerns that message was being eclipsed by violence. but step away from the protest front lines of the scale of peaceful dissent becomes clear. this train station now an ever growing testimony to the resilience of activists and the people power that fuels them. when you walk through this tunnel the sheer number of messages papering these

i'm called aspen welcome to the program sudan is celebrating a historic agreement after months of protests the country's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance have signed a constitutional declaration paving the way for a transition to civilian rule and free elections it's a new chapter in a nation that has weathered demonstrations and a bloody military crackdown after the ousting of longtime president. omar al bashir . they came to khartoum from all over the country to celebrate a historic day the military council is history and a new era begins. today we can finally breathe free again everything was so expensive we were desperate idea in a festive venue amid foreign dignitaries representatives of the opposition and the military signed the agreement after months of tough negotiations a sovereign council with even representation from the opposition and the military will govern the country overseeing the formation of the government that elections are set to be held in just over 3 years. paramilitary groups will be integrated into the regular army earlier this summer a mili

i'm called aspen welcome to the program to our viewers on p.b.s. in the u.s. and all over the world police in zimbabwe have used tear gas and water cannons against anti-government protestors in the capital harare more than 100 opposition supporters demonstrated despite a police ban which was upheld by the high court supporters of zimbabwe's opposition movement for democratic change accuse the government of corruption and mismanaging the failing economy. chaos and violence as police clashed with opposition. supporters firing tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters . earlier on friday demonstrators took to the streets of harare after their plans for a large scale marches were banned by police late on thursday nights. they're angry at the government blaming them for the country's daya konami situation if we just want to say no peacefully we want change was rather tired of promises promises promises we had tired enough is enough. it is in the general people people we have the power one thing is the executive that is why you will receive these the mr

what it means for human spaceflight after news of course of the top of the hour i'm called aspen ice water. welcome to the but is the game here for double triple trying to talk about it. let's start our coverage. 3 more. asshole we have how let's have a look at some of the other much leave look so you don't want to. go. to w. astronaut to marcus gay is climbing a book a no in lance the writing in the canary islands. he returned from his long space mission just a few weeks ago the space agency sent the astronauts here for training the terrain is what is called a planetary analog very similar to the landscape on moms. the . with friends astronauts he's a mars mission as the apex of his career the 6 and a half months he spent on the international space station i s s we're a 1st step towards potentially being part of the crew lifting off for the red planet one day. humans have to adapt to space travel with closed recycling loops total autonomy drive technologies and the use of robots or novel materials the idea is as paves the way for future missions and puts a journey to mars into the realm of the ima

dot com or you can follow us on twitter t w news i'm called aspen thanks for watching chris harrington up next with me as. such. welcome to the book is the game here for a deal. to talk about some. countries that's a little. cool so you don't want to. lose your. job. i'm not going to think that that well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing when for the privilege of having thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype the question that anyone think is new for the country but i'm not the time. needed to prepare for this drama . to me it's all about ok. i'm a joke join me to meet a gentleman from d.w. post. a melancholy mood in munich just look at these faces barred season opener spoiled after he had just brought some bike on friday night dropping points in the 22 draw leaves virus rivals thirsty for 3rd place dortmund everybody thinks it's their time to shine thinks way handful of new signings put the black and yellow city message to the league verses out her game to new coaches face off against each other as quapaw take on shall go. make the right call for their plan as they get debut. german fo

and for the director of national intelligence and deserves on the aspen institute, and security groupie ladies and gentlemen please welcome philip mudd to the national archives. [applause] >> you missed the most important part of that which i lived part time in memphis tennessee the bluff city. thank you. i was running in midtown memphis which is and historic part of memphis it must be three or four years ago wondering whether to write another book and reflecting on some of what i witnessed at the cia particularly during that excruciating time after 9/11 and realizing some of my colleagues many of whom are friends had written their stories but many of the people that i worked with would never speak, would never write in their stories would never be told as no one talked to them, put their stories together in one simple narrative and explained what happened. so i decided that morning running my five miles in midtown memphis i would do that. this is mostly their story. not a history. it's not every document that ever appeared related to what we call the program detention and interrogation. it's a story of men and women that

welcome today for our first panel discussion. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, i aspen over 20 years of my life with nasa and industry. and i tell you, i've been around a lot of folks, been around the flight controllers and directors over the last four years that i've been here, had just been a fantastic experience for me. many of these gentleman we have been involved with, either planning discussions like this or have been a part of the mission control that has been restored as a national historic landmark where any had the missions from mid-gem nigh up through shuttle but including the luna are a ar landing for apollo 11 and many other flights if you haven't got your ticket for that hopefully you will today. any will go quick. i have to say i apologize if you are not able to go because we run that on a quick circuit and but we are going to be open for quite a long time today. hopefully you'll be able to get that and see if you are going back tomorrow so you may be able to do that too. it was a great opportunity for us to partner with nasa johnson space center. we did the fund raisi

aspen, i sat down with daniel pink who has written six best sellers. his most recent is "when: the scientific secrets of perfect timing." welcome biggest question i think people will have is when am i most productive as a human being. >> yeah. there is a lot of good research on that in a number of different fields. our cognitive abilities, our brain power does not remain constant over the course of the day. our brain power changes over the course of the day. it changes in material ways and in predictable ways. >> one of the things that, when looking at this point of a cycle, it's led you to make a personal decision about when to go to a doctor, when to get a medical procedure. explain this. >> this is incredible. basically, in my family, no one is permitted to go to an important doctor appointment or discretion visit in the afternoon. here the evidence is overwhelming. anesthesia errors, four times more likely at 3:00 p.m. than at 9:00 a.m. hand washing at hospitals, which is the first line of defense against hospital-acquired infections, massive drop in the afternoons. doctors are more likely to prescribe unnecessarily antibio

out vincent's flight from aspen, colorado, to salt lake city, utah he was the only person on the plane. he was personally greeted by the captain and the flight attendant's welcome announcement said good evening, vincent, and welcome aboard why does nat never happen to me? >> you got a middle seat >> that's right, exactly of course, he's going to pick the middle seat, right guys, back to you. >> all the peanuts he wants. >> that's it >> sue, thank you. sue herera let's take a check on the markets. we continue our rally, risk on sentiment is in firm hold here dow jones industrial average up by 427 points. 1.7% nasdaq is up by 2% s&p 500 up by 1.75%. leading sectors today, no surprise, technology, financials, skurm discretionary, and communications services. >> the oil market is closing for the day. let's get to dom chu at the commodity desk >> all it takes is a headline. we have west texas intermediate off its best levels of the day almost 4% to the upside. brent crude futures, 4% to the upside $61.22 for wti, the move takes prices above their 50 and 200-day averages their medium to longer term price trends brent trades at a higher price than west texas intermedi

aspen to salt lake city. chronicled the experience, even showing crew members loading the sandbags on to the plane so it will meet the weight requirements. once on board, the flight attendant welcomed flight safety announcements, got to know what to do in case of emergency and even got up to go front and meet the pilot and co-pilot anden thanked him for flyingsolo. >> really, the crusade, we don't need to do an announcement. he said, no, no. the announcement. >> sit wherever you like. hmm. i think i'll sit in first class. >> the way we all wish we could travel. >>> 16-year-old climate change activist is going to a u.n. conference but doesn't want to fly in a polluting plane. we'll show you her alternate means of travel coming up. botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle we