ballard?>> yes, it is sort of ironic that we are being funded by noaa's office of ocean exploration to map the exclusive economic zone and in our case focusing on the central pacific and western pacific where a tremendous amount of americans' real estate is located. we literally have to turn our so he nars off when we transit lieu other nations and these nations lack of resources to map their own eezs. i see a great opportunity for america to do what we used to refer to as soft power and help those other nations map their own countries instead of having this transit through these countries' eezs with our systems turned off. >> do you believe there's a collaborative opportunity for us to work with those countries to actually achieve that goal? >> absolutely. they lack the resources, some of these countries, 90% of their nations care about, for example, 90% of that nation's land is beneath the sea and they lack any of the technologies that we have to actually map and characterize theirs because

doctor ballard?it is sort of ironic that we are being funded by noaa's two math the exclusive economic zone and mapping the central pacific in our case, we are a tremendous amount of real estate is located. we have to turn our sewn hours off when we transfer through other nations. these nations lack the resources to map their own zones. i see a great opportunity for america to do what we used to refer to as soft power, and help those other nations map their own countries, instead of having this transit through those countries, with our systems turned off. >> do you believe that it's a collaborative opportunity there? to help those countries achieve that goal? >> absolutely. they lack the resources. some of those countries, 90% care about this, 90% of their land, in some cases, is beneath the sea and they lack the technology and resources to do the mapping. and just imagine that if you help them, do that, they may be very interested in helping you go to the next level. so i think it is just smart busi

people forgotten what it used to be like we have seen various examples of ballard box stuffing. the court of human rights ruled that the results of the 2011 parliamentary elections was seriously compromised. this year, russia's leading vote monitoring group of goss says long queues on the 1st day of voting. clearly demonstrate what it calls a level of administrative coercion. it says it receive reports of bella box is not being secured at night. follett book stuffing and complaints that electronic votes . that easy to manipulate. gulf says the scale of reported fraud is unprecedented because the sherman are pursued. certain bicola opposition is to demonstrate the not everything is destroyed that there are still some alternative methods of influencing politics. it's a modest go, but extremely important because at one end of the scale is the idea of totalitarian power. muddled on the soviet union. when the elections showed 99.9 percent, no matter how people actually voted. russia's election commission has rejected allegations of widespread ballot rigging and says the voting system

daniel ballard opened the scoring at windsor park before goals from conor washington, shayne lavery ands italy, but know that a win over switzerland on wednesday would see them go second. staying with football... manchester united have announced that cristiano ronaldo will once again wear the club's number 7 shirt this season — just as he did during his first spell at old trafford. he takes the numberfrom edison cavani, who'll wear 21 instead. ronaldo scored twice last night for portugal, but he's suspended for their next game and as a result has been released from international duty. he'll have to complete 5 days' isolation when he travels to the uk, before playing in the premier league. united face newcastle a week on saturday. now to cricket and it was a dramatic first day of the fourth test between england and india at the oval. england had bowled out the visitors cheaply again forjust a hundred and 91. but after losing the key wicket of captainjoe root late on, england finished the day on 53—3, with the match in the balance, as adam wild reports. ringing in the days play now the so

seattle is synonymous with salmon here in the ballard locks, fewer salmon come back to spawn. >> we attributemate change >> how do you know it's climate change >> so we have decades of air temperature data and water temperature data >> reporter: ideally the water should be no warmer than 59 degrees. but over the last decade, it's too warm as much as 92% of the time when the salmon return. >> so you have to have 350,000 sockeye to be able to fish in our watershed, and that hasn't happened in almost 15 years. >> reporter: all of this means shrinking items on the menu. >> it may only be a night live special as opposed to having it on the core menu >> reporter: this clam shack paying $100 more a gallon, driving prices up and supplies down, invasive green crabs that feast on clams destroying food and culture. >> clams out of maine are what cow poise are to texas >> it is vital to our economy and our ecosystem. >> reporter: now under siege from climate change. a anne thompson, nbc news, seattle. >>> it is eye opening. up next, janessa has our weekend weather forecast >>> plus, beyonce has a tribute

i and ballard injuring civilians. that's after a 3 day sci fi, which so russian military patrol, the rebel stronghold. but people in that i say the government did not allow aid in the saudi led coalition fighting who the rebels in yemen says it is intercepted 3 missile attacks. they targeted demand in the oil rich eastern region of saudi arabia, as well as jazz and mentioned in the south. free people have been injured, including a child flooding in sudan has destroyed more than a 1000 homes in al jazeera state. south of cartoon families have been forced from their homes and they're asking for the government. they're asking the government for food, clean water, and medication, flood waters of destroyed crops and roads. iran president says his country's ready to revive talks on the 2015 nuclear deal. but not on the western question. talks have been paused since june francis called for an immediate return to the negotiating table on the lawn, care them to more to man. i have said previously that we will definitely have n

so will you perhaps put a bit more meat on the bone of what happened in ballard last year? than with the russian contractors. right, you didn't, this story is indeed very complicated, but i will try and help you digest that. so this was less than 2 weeks before a very important event and bow roost a presidential election. it was followed by mass opposition, protest, and unrest in bel rousseau. the country was very tense mood just before that. now, more than 30 our been wearing a military uniform, common gosh, arrived to barrows, and they were supposed to be on the way to assemble. and then later on to that as well up to the guard the all infrastructure there, at least that's what the men were thinking now. eventually it was revealed that they were lower than by ukraine's agents that were faking this whole story. but shortly after their arrival in bel roof, they were all detained, brutally by the bel rushing k, g, b, as terrorists. because the bel bush and side thought that the russian nationals were in the country to inside unrest and street violence during the election. no

christopher lloyd and all the other incredible talents such as bob zemeckis and alan silvestri and glen ballardinto a zone and tell the story. how often does it happen in reality that if you are an understudy that you get the call to step up? it does happen. it happens a fair bit. what doesn't tend to happen is an unfortunate situation such as this where one of the leads falls ill on the press night. everything that happens within a show is build—up to this moment so every day we are rehearsing and tweaking and because the show is so technical and everything is tried to make as perfect as possible for this night. so rehearsing the understudy roles, the rehearsal time is limited because the stage is needed for each evening's performance and all the technical checks. we had only had a few hours' rehearsal prior to that, most of which was in the theatre bar. 0lly dobson — who plays marty mcfly — and i suddenly realised we had not run any of the dialogue together when we were on stage that morning. but i have to say a huge, huge, huge, shout out to the most incredible and talented cast and crew and

let him in to, to have been excluded from the ballard. voting will take place over 3 days. haiti's prime minister has dismissed attempts to link him to the assassination of the former president, governor movies as a baseless innuendo. on tuesday, i will already fire to public prosecutor the wanted in charge of alleged calls. he made a, they suspect, hours after me was killed in july. a statement from the prime minister's office said he'd receive counters call that they are not all of the people could be identified. a you and report says venezuela's judges and prosecutors are not upholding the law and are being used as tools of state repression. investigators say justice officials are playing a significant role in serious violations and crimes against opponents of the government or latin america. it's leanne human reports, charges of human rights violations in been israel or unknown new. but the latest report by you in fact, finding mission paint oblique picture. the report from october, 2020 to august this year focuses specifically on what the mission described as the judiciary system, f

daniel ballard opened the scoring with his first international goal.esday. there was a hostile atmosphere for england's 4—0 win in budapest tonight, with gareth southgate's team being subjected to racist chants and missiles thrown from the crowd. despite the home fans being banned from uefa competitions for homophobic and racist abuse, they were allowed to attend this fifa world cup qualifier. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. the euros may have been a wild ride for england, but world cup qualifying had so far been plain sailing. hungary represented a tough proposition, both on and off the pitch. with no england fans allowed to travel, the 60,000 strong crowd was hostile, and after homophobe owe and racism from hungarians during the euros, pleas not to boo england fell on deaf ears. england players aren't strangers to hostility from even their own fans, but after an uneventful first half their first goal saw the atmosphere switch. switch.sterring was pelted with plastic cups for his troubles, kpmg doubled england's lead and it was clear s

daniel ballard opened the scoring at windsor park before goals from conor washington, shayne lavery andnaldo will once again wear the club's number 7 shirt this season — just as he did during his first spell at old trafford. he takes the numberfrom edison cavani, who'll wear 21 instead. ronaldo scored twice last night for portugal, but he's suspended for their next game and as a result has been released from international duty. he'll have to complete 5 days' isolation when he travels to the uk, before playing in the premier league. united face newcastle a week on saturday. now to cricket and it was a dramatic first day of the fourth test between england and india at the oval. england had bowled out the visitors cheaply again forjust a 191. but after losing the key wicket of captainjoe root late on, england finished the day on 53—3, with the match in the balance, as adam wild reports. ringing in the days play now the sound of the oval test. for all the modernisation cricket remains a game of tradition. the morning rendition ofjerusalem is one. jimmy anderson opening the england bowling h

his name is rowdy ballard and he had a lot to say to president biden. >> biden has said these border patrol agents will pay the price. how do you feel about that when you think about what they're saying. this is a president. >> heart breaking to know that, you know, we work for an outfit like this, that -- they ask us to do our job and we do it to the best of our abilities, and then we get this kind of backlash. >> i looked at the videos and the pictures. they weren't whipping the haitians at all. they were using the reins to create distance from the haitians, some were grabbing at the horse reins or bits. they were using the reins to keep them away or using the reins to drive the horses into the haitians to move them off because they were resisting the commands of the agents. >> sean, it's extremely frustrating for many of the agents. this is a dangerous situation. this border region is filled with mountainous terrain, the area where they were at is an area they normally patrol with boats. they were unable to get the boats there. that's why they were trying to move the migrants. wha

you have ballard power. i've been personally waiting 25 years for these stocks to pop. going to happen soon? >> it has been a long wait. >> a hell of a wait. >> it's a hell of a wait. some of the best things, getting in on the ground floor takes a long time to see the performance really multiply and i think full cells will come after ev. talked about tesla and some of the new cars and bat remembers and things coming to market. i think fuel cell is behind that. it will get a boost on cars, fuelcell operated cars. that is something big corporations are investing in. amazon might have fuel cell powered lifts in their warehouse. with the commitment of global leaders to have countries go climate neutral by 2050, corporations trying to get there even faster, the investment in the infrastructure plan particularly in alternative energy and hydrogen bodes really well for some of those names. america put out a number, they expect to see 11 trillion of spending by 2050. you might have to wait a little longer but i think your investment will pay off. they're getting crushed now. on

dollars in this space i think an area of the market that can benefit from that would be companies like ballard what should be a 11 trillion-dollar investment in the next decade or so you mentioned in your intro. i love tech. the great time to buy on the chips. historically the last 20 times the market has rallied back up from here. i think it's a slow september. volatility, you mentioned profits that to me means jump on in. 4 trillion plus dollars of cash in money markets paying zero and equities is the place to be. liz: i like the 5g thing. i don't want to roll over that. fig has everything from qualcomm, verizon all the names that put together the 5g. apple announcing so much that depends on the 5g opportunities for its brand new iphones and the brand new ipads. do you as you speck tech in a way is the safest place to be in the second half i guess? >> i do. i think part of that is if you look at the situation now you have the flexible work at home situation that will continue. hybrid education and things like that. so you're going to use tech as you know it. [closing bell rings] tech is chan

and i asked one of them, connor ballard, from louisiana, who is 11 years old. he has kidney cancer.he's in recovery right now. i if it made him want to go to space, and said that's scary. while they're inspiring some people to want to go to space, they are definitely inspiring others to just do good, including connor and many others. it's such a great feel-good moment for this country and we need it. >> doctor, i want to ask you. pull up the other images of the spacecraft because i believe they're pressurizing the cabin. can you talk us through what that entails and what that will feel like for the folks inside? >> you know, when you come back from an aircraft and you're flying and you're coming down, you feel the pressure in your ears as the airplane maintains pressure because the outside pressure decreases the higher you go. when you come back down, it's the opposite effect. you want to make sure that your pressure inside -- that part of your ear that has eardrum and inside and outside, that's the same thing they're doing with the hatch on the vehicle. they make sure that the pres

rowdy ballard is a horse coordinator for the del rio sector. i know a lot about horses and you do, too. what is lost by not having these men and women be able to do their jobs on horse back? >> well, the ability to patrol down there more effectively for one. the horse is a great tool. we've used it for almost 100 years now. with that gone it will be harder to patrol that area. >> dana: what did you think about the accusations that these border patrol agents were whipping these migrants? to me the photograph is obviously misunderstood. reporters and people in the white house and administration don't understand how horses work in terms of reins, what damage does it do to the border patrol agents who were doing their jobs? >> well it's frustrating. they've been trained a certain way and when people look at what they are doing and interpret it another way it can be frustrating. we don't have whips. we don't carry whips. they weren't whipping them. it was a form of a press and release. it was a tense situation. the horses were reluctant to do the jo

christopher lloyd and all the other incredible talents such as bob zemeckis and alan silvestri and glen ballardto say a huge, huge, huge, shout out to the most incredible and talented cast and crew and everyone involved. yes, it was me stood there on monday, telling that story in that role, but that wouldn't be possible without everybody's support and talent. they were people literally in the wings — darren carnall, our brilliant assistant choreographer, richard fitch, the associate director, the resident director — and all the incredible wardrobe department. they were literally talking me through what to do and at what point and way to go. a big team effort and well done for giving them all a shout out. at the end of the day, it's you and you have to carry that role. did it all go smoothly? it was an absolutely magical moment. something that was incredible that i was able to share with my wife and my daughter, who were in the audience. it involved everybody and there is a very poignant song called for the dreamers, which is about never giving up and trying and failing, and that was me in that