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across russia anyway you know this place baikonur where your journey started is by far the most the bast place to feel this connection with the history of space exploration which as you just saw is still unfolding. as constantine mentioned that 60 him is approaching the morning of the 12th of april 961 of all stocks spacecraft blasted off carrying the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin it orbited the journey that took 108 minute flight got an instant global fame and 6 decades later his name. i want thing that hasn't changed since the guardian's time there's always a single specialist who is the last person the cosmonauts see before they blast off during mission fulfill that role for several years of baikonur and he's been telling us about how it all works. head of department of the list of transport launch equipment can offer 12 years now the 1st 4 years i was an engineer on the launch team i took part in many crew launches when i started working with the cosmonauts they seem to be more nervous than everyone else worrying that everything went world even after 12 years the nervousness is still

russia anyway you know this place baikonur where yuri gagarin journey started is by far the most the bast place to feel this connection with the history of space exploration which as you just saw is still unfolding. so the rocket to take off from the very same side from where the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made history it was the morning of the 12th of april 1961 his voice one kroft took off so far 108 minutes of course to fly an instant of fame and 6 decades later his name lives on now the whole a treat for the cosmonaut training center is lifting the lid on the operations of the kitchen crew here told us one of our jobs is to make everyone know about what country they're from feel at home. they always friendly always smiling no one has ever been unsatisfied or complained about anything sometimes they put on some weight when they arrive and start eating here sometimes the doctor will tell us to serve something with fewer calories that's because they space us off it in advance they've already been made so that kind of gaining any weight well it's impossible to lose weight here but some

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russia anyway you know this place baikonur were yuri gagarin journey started is by far the most the bast place to feel this connection with the history of space exploration which as you just saw is still unfolding so the rocket to take off from the same side from where the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made history on the morning of the 12th of april 961 is vul still one croft took off circling the earth for 108 minutes the flight brought a guitar an instant global fame and 6 decades later his name lives on. well you remission used to be the last post in the cosmonauts sold minutes before they blasted off to the stuff he says he remains anxious to this day. i'm head of department of the lift of transport launch equipment over to buy can offer 12 years now the 1st 4 years i was an engineer on the launch team party many crew launches when i started working with the cosmonauts they seem to be more nervous than everyone else worrying that everything went world even after 12 years the nervousness is still there it never goes away the duty of care is always there but it's not so apparent with

russia anyway you know this place baikonur where yuri gagarin journey started is by far the most the bast place to feel this connection with the history of space exploration which as you just saw is still unfolding. well that rocket took off from the exact same site from where the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made history on the morning of the 12th of april 1961 his one craft took off in the 108 minutes about flight broke an instant global fame and 6 day decades later his name lives on . there's always one face the last face cosmonauts say before they blast off whether during their gardens time or today we spoke to specialist unit mission about how it works. i'm head of department of the list of transport launch equipment to buy i can offer 12 years now the 1st 4 years i was an engineer on the launch team i took part in many crew launches when i started working with the cosmonauts they seem to be more nervous than everyone else worrying that everything went world even after 12 years the nervousness is still there it never goes away the duty of care is always there but it's not so apparen

bribed those in leadership often successfully oh an effort to maintain and enlarge or gorge their bast sums of money and power this song and dance of political bribery by those with means cuts through all political affiliations and parties from democracy to communism theologies to monarchies to socialism to colonialism all throughout history. those things have been infiltrated influenced and fallen victim to those with wealth and means and while yes money in politics as i said is an old story one that we've heard countless times before that doesn't make it any less important or less deadly in fact quite the opposite especially when those with means are now spending over $2000000000.00 on the influence and control of our elected officials according to a newly released study by americans for financial reform during the 20192020 election cycle wall street alone spent at least $2900000000.00 on campaign contributions and lobbying to influence policy in washington that's almost 3000000000 dollars my friends that shatters the previous record set all the way back in 2016 and amounts to roughl

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the purpose of that actually inquiry is what do you think how do you think this is going to impact basts himself i mean will he pay a political price for this for a perspiring election that's due to take place in less than a month's time. i think it's hard for a leader to pay a political price when peace not really accountable to the people when i lived in palestine and i traveled there recently regularly what i hear is that people are just discontent especially a new generation about an old generation including abbas that have been an you know the power for decades so i suppose that his already declining political legitimacy will continue to climb but it doesn't really so the main problem that most post in ian ordinary postings face which is they want you to take leadership and whether it's about the hamas or something different they're just i think tired of seeing the old guard there ok brian can tell us thanks so much for speaking to us from maryland rachel your time thank you great to be with you. now brazil is marking another bleak milestone in the current virus pandemic author of t

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yet, immigrant families continue to baste many barriers, both formal and informal in accessing the safety net. all of the complications that existed before remain. these barriers decrease the well-being of families while the economic setbacks continue. we will have a two-part conversation. in the first part, i am pleased to include judy chu. after that, i will tap also with two other experts to talk more about these rules and regulations. thank you congresswoman for joining us today, i hope you are well. before we turn to today's topic, i do what take a moment to express only half -- expressed support from all of those who are facing rising wave of hp hate -- of hate violence. we stand strongly with you. thank you for being here. >> nearly 40% of your l.a. defect is foreign-born. haas the pandemic affected the community and their family members? >> first, let me say thank you because you have laid the groundwork for us to fight the anti-immigrant federal policy that have been put on this and the last four years. with your data and research, and believe me, it is a powerful tool that i hav

i think you can get a -- coin baste becaubase because th.uld tell you he's on tomorrow. so you don't want to miss that we'll see you in just a couple of minutes with the gang on "squawk on the street. coming up later this hour, don't miss the new -- later this morning rather the cnbc new show tech check don't like surprises? [ watch vibrates ] proactive notifications from fidelity keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that's decision tech, only from fidelity. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) you can act quickly. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box. a brief recap with the market ramifications with the johnson and johnson covid pause news the dow down about 170 points when the news broke. also check out what's happening with certain parts of the so called reopening trade those betting on a positive postcovid world. american airlines carnival marriott on the travel and leisure side down on the news. simon property down about a percent. also watch what's happening with some

and this resilience is far more than just a theory finland for example bastes one of the narrowest gaps between rich and poor in the world and so far it's managed to navigate the pandemic fairly unscathed in fact now whether a new country has such low infection rates. finland's government headed by prime minister son of mary in places great emphasis on welfare policies. in south america to one country has proved exemplary cheering the coronavirus crisis year ago i we headed back to find out more. this year has been a stressful time for the. family in montevideo guillermo was born 2 weeks after the start of the lockdown in itself a joyful occasion but they couldn't share it with anyone that won't get any help because christina del process and her husband martine along with the children had to go into quarantine there was a suspected case of covert 19 and their circle of friends. they have with them in the boat also it was terrible for us i wouldn't know because the grandmothers couldn't come no one follows all my brothers no one could come and the baby it was really tough i mean we gradu

we are already hearing response and reaction to that before lawmakers before they head bast from t --ack to the easter break. >> cnn's daniella has the latest from washington. >> reporter: now that biden has laid out what he wants to see in his infrastructure package, the ball is in congress' court. there are signs biden may not get everything he wants in this infrastructure package that he proposed a few days ago. look. moderate democrats want a smaller package. they think it's too expensive and there is too many proposals in this package. they want to see something a little less expensive. progressive democrats think it doesn't go big enough. they want to see a bigger package. senate majority leader chuck schumer is going to have to navigate delicate relationships in congress with the senate democrats and something he has been doing with all of the other proposals that have come through the chamber and it's going to be interesting to see how biden gets every single democrat to sign on to this legislation because they cannot afford to lose a single vote. all eyes are on west virginia

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if you're making a big old batch of marinade might as well use half for basting later.s in "come on over" for the grill. what you want to do, keep this side hot to char up pineapple for later. perfect, ready to go and gently cook the chicken, rotate it ever so often to make sure everything gets a lot of love. this is kind of low, that is's hot and get all that vortex of heat, keep it closed and roasts the chicken with all that beautiful char and smoky flavor. now we got these grilled pineapples, right? >> jeff, real quick, i have a serious question. your book is named "come on over," and does that mean any time in chicago we can stop by yo your house for dinner. >> michael, yes, george, robin, all three of you can, everybody else that you need to pass a psych exam, the presidential fitness test you go the to pass but you three are already in. i promise you. >> thank you. >> now we're starting to open up and have more people over so it's a perfect book for that. whether feeding your immediate family or a whole group we'll dice up that pineapple and this is my guacamole t

what does that do to a copy baste? >> well -- coinbase? >> i think that's a real challenge. probably the biggest risk factor that they would cite, and they did cite, was competition. it's interesting, it comes from directions. there's a host of cryptocurrency exchanges that operate more or less in a similar way to what coinbase does and, of course, they're all competing for the same business. that is a real challenge. the other challenge, i think, is this concept of decentralized exchanges. dexs as those in the industry like to talk about. and considered a few years back -- kind of complicated technology, but they're burgeoning now, and that's really appealing to people who really believe in the crypto space because it allows you to do so much more because there's a custodian in the middle. that is coming, that's a challenge. but at the end of the day, this is still a very nascent market. the size of the adoption potential is huge when you talk about the global environment, right? so coinbase is, you know, its growth, i think, is as much tied to massive adoption as it is to,

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. >> we have coin baste out there we have a better currency.itcoin is a better currency, a currency global open and transparent and not tied to any government intervention. when they print billions, trillions, trillions of dollars, we get the threat of inflation, but the rest of us who own bitcoin are looking and saying well, we have a better currency now. >> tim, a couple different things one is, you do have some tech knicks looking at the charts who argue got to get back above 60k. for example, at jp morgan says the signals start to fall apart in the near term others say we're not expecting the historic drop we've gotten in the early stages of volatility where is your head on that >> i always look at volatility as one bitcoin is still worth one bitcoin. all these fiat currencies are very volatile against bitcoin as they slowly disappear from view. we have a better currency, when you have a better anything it's slowly but surely moves through the population and people say hey, this is better. i can save 2.5 to 4% every time i swipe my credit c

copy baste is an exchange, and it's comparable to the new york stock exchange or nasdaq.to be able to have a market and a way of easily trading bitcoin, e here to yum and a whole bunch of others. -- i here to yum. liz: speaking of going mainstream, i wouldn't say nfts are there yet, but nonfungible tokens are certainly grabbing attention. we have sotheby's which just sold something done by anonymous artist named pak for $2 million, and it's basically a link to a cube. a cube, literally a cube. so i'm thinking to myself -- [laughter] how do we wrap our minds around -- is this here to stay, michael, or is it really just the beanie baby of digital? >> i think the place where it becomes real is not at these price levels. but the place where it becomes real is when you look at things like sports trading cards or cyber collectibles where it's really valuable for somebody to have a piece. the nba top shot offers the ability for individuals to buy exclusive clips. and there there's a lot of interest. and as we see, as we see trading cards going into nfts, then we're going to see

we've got earning, economic data, copy baste went public -- coinbase went public. king's view wealth management cio, fox business contributor scott martin. gold making that little stealth rally, i looked at the chart, breaking through some old resistance numbers. is it finally maybes caping the shadow of -- escaping the shadow of bitcoin? >> i believe so. and kind of always considering gold, i am. people were calling me goldmember for years, and while that was a great compliment, i guess i could still be that to some sense, charles. because of the value that gold brings to your portfolio other than things like stocks and bonds. so you're right, as you look at its relationship to bitcoin which certainly took the limelight over the last is several month, the reality is i think gold is due to come back. you look at some of the technicals whether it's the rsi, the short-term indicators of momentum, but tell you that gold is making a turn as some of that hot money comes out of things like bitcoin. charles: and to your point, they both to a degree have the same value pro

this all play into the fact that the americans always quite happy to say oh we have the 5th fleet basted bar a if they'll withdraw in theory where does that leave the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain kuwait so you might say police their own waters will this in any shape or form conflict with as you suggest. the israeli policy of trying to exert its influence in the area. i think it's a it's a really tangled web of tracks personalities factions factions within the biden administration i don't think that everybody within the by ministration is on the same page clearly not all of our allies in the middle east are all are on the same page and they're it's i think it's really at this point almost an open question of how this will play out but i do think there is a faction within them by the administration that is focused also on trying to support or perhaps even engineer more of a regional dialogue more of a regional dialogue mechanism that would involve you know involve our allies in qatar in oman perhaps even in saudi arabia and perhaps even including iran in an effort to maybe bring down the te

has been boosted by that wall street bets crowd, the reddit brigade and the euphoria over could be baste's an e-mail -- susan: he missed out, let's be honest. that's okay, we all missed out. stuart i've missed out on so much. moving on swiftly, sky high. one california cannabis company going public, it's a $567 million spac deal. the ceo of glasshouse is here, and he's going to tell us about the largest marijuana plant, i guess you can call it that, greenhouse, in the world. on your camera now. >>> brooklyn center's mayor wants police to do unarmed traffic stops. in liberal haven berkeley, california, they're already doing that. a live report from berkeley just ahead. >>> a black lives matter activist arrested for alleged anti-asian hate crimes. jason rams is here with that disturbing story. ♪ ♪ you're out of touch, i'm out of time. ♪ but i'm out of head when you're not around. ♪ you're out of touch, i'm out of time ♪♪ lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. ♪♪ at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you

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