joining me now is pleasant bowen. he's an expert for space warfare space policy and international relations in out of space at the university of leicester talked about. and thanks for joining de wu, what's the scientific importance of this mission? rocks have been brought back from the moon before. good morning. the signs of importance is that we can always do with more materials to analyze. they're going to be from yes, more different areas as well. so as far as my limited understanding of the sides goes, those are sort of the major items because the about material for fucking possibly very rare because it's took. so any more material, it's always a good thing for more scientific tests to do just all right, so china has ambitious plans for space, including the building of its own space station. is it pure science that is driving these plants? so when we talk about china's space program, it's important to think of it the exploration where the robotic recruit is made when program and many, many space programs in china.

after holding on to beat aston villa 2—1 at the london stadium, it was an eventful game with jarrod bowenboss pep guardiola is calling for greater clarity over concussion protocols following a serious head collision involving wolves' rauljiminez and arsenal's david luiz. wolves confirmed their striker suffered a fractured skull in the incident, and is ‘comfortable' in hospital following an operation. arsenal's luiz, however, was simply bandaged up and carried on playing before being taken off at half time and later required stitches. arsenal say they followed the rules around concussion. guardiola says every precaution needs to be taken when it comes to head injuries. i would say first of all hopefully jimenez, and they are well. i listen thatjimenez had operation, so hopefully he will be well. this impression of the most important thing and of course a concussion they had come yet to be careful. i don't know the protocols, some of them say you have to be really out, some of them say no, so it should be clear. but because of the head, it is so, so dangerous. two games to bring you up to d

>>women shelters to other places that really would benefit from your anxiety buying bowen says peopleeed to keep in mind the stores will stay open so there's no need to hoard supplies people in taking everything we would be fine everybody would have everything. that was kristi gross reporting for us tonight and some stores are already limiting the amount of toilet paper and other essential items. >>that you can buy. >>this is a call for staying on top of breaking news out of the east bay tonight, a 6 alarm fire forcing. dozens of evacuat >>forcing on top of breaking news for you this saturday night a 6 alarm fire ripping through an apartment building in downtown berkeley, forcing folks to evacuate from nearby buildings. the scene filling the east bay skies with plenty of hazardous smoke. this is now a 6 alarm fire it's happening right now at university in shattuck that's just west of the cal berkeley campus police say that this fire started about 5.30 this evening. >>and university is shut down in both directions while firefighters continue right now to try to control this fire and kr

the bowen center was able to connect one department that was at risk of and down to one employee with 10 reservists in their area who had expressed a willingness to help. we also announced the student step up to serve workforce last week that engages college students. as of friday, nearly 250 college students had expressed a willingness to assist in hospitals, long-term care facilities, to assist with covid testing or vaccine sites and in k-12 schools and other settings. more than 19% offered to serve full-time. more than 62% offered to help two to three shifts per week. i encourage any college student who has the availability and desire to help to sign up for the student workforce at the link that you see on your screen. we continue to experience high test volume, which is creating longer turnaround times for results. to help address this, we have sent tests tove local health departments to help address testing and we are helping other local health departments to address communities in need. we will be working with local health departments that have send themd tests to to where they

bowen, you mean in the present us as mean older than us and they seem to, you know, it's certainly being isolated is not good for your mental health. not good for your general physiological status may make you more fully when you get infected. there's also the issue of cross immunity with both the co bonafide with says if you're not saying it's all, suppose you may be more full to solves, toll free to should you encounter thoughts in the future? so i certainly do not think lockdowns a good for people's health, and they're very bad for people's mental health. feel normal, got called a memory will know when you're watching project or was a large up on the board of one of those novels. you would miss new york city for some nice to meet you to surat, old. you know, some, one of them wanted something, even if you really do believe in american citizenship with the largest city in the local solutions to this on your own or group or move you or means you lose the chance to start a new digital shift of a good evening to salute you with the every work you do with the words dance with bank, you may

bowen. so go to me on the bus at us is mean older than understand they seem cause me to you. no one else shots seemed wrong, but all in all, just all the world just to see how this day comes to educate and engage me because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. when she stood up for common ground, you can't just have susie and seal welcome you, stowell just normal. got hold of my real world will know welsh up in the open or just in your ocean, cruise or up on the board was to be with a boy in the bus bushnell in unison. you lead to the need, but i'm just a little kitchen to lead you to surat. well, yes, yes. that's what i wanted. something being very unusual there. that is such a horrid and dull. i dealt with the idea in the local, which is based on what go your own work or one with your leanings need to see a chance to start to look at your bullshit a little zealot. because i would sure that everyone thinks that, you know, it is my job was to get out your philosophy. having anything to go to who has been really similar to the person i am just don't get on

we put that question to blend in bowen, an expert for space warfare and space policy at the university of so when we talk about china's space program, it's important to think of it exploration, whether robotic or crude is made when program a many, many space programs in china, so i would separate scientific and civil exploration space program from the economic, commercial military and intelligence space programs as well. so are the moments now china has launched or has registered with and it states around $350.00 plus satellites and they provide all sorts of essential services down on it for military and economic and infrastructural purposes. the space science and exploration, that's very much about stimulating high tech industry. also as, as packing for techno nationalist that's as well which is not unique to china. and sort of the propaganda and prestige russian arms behind it as well, of demonstrating china's high tech space capability. so any last space program has a lot of motivations behind it, but it is important i think, to separate the space station which is fairly benign comp

sequel to a street cat named bob, inspired by the stray ginger cat who became inseparable from james bowen wrote books about their enduring bond. starring luke tredway as james and bob as himself, it sees the pair attracting the attention of animal welfare officers in the run—up to christmas. we wanted to chat to you about a couple of concerns. you can't take him away from me. it's a modest little brit flick which doesn't feel quite as well—rounded as its predecessor. and it certainly falls short when compared to paddington, with which it shares some common ground. but it's a heartfelt plea for compassion for the homeless and vulnerably housed, as well as a touching portrait of a human/cat bond, so long as, like james and myself, you're the kind of person who treats your cat pretty much like a child. if you're watching this with actual small humans, then do bear in mind this is a 12a, for infrequent moderate language. it also has a postscript that might bring a few tears before bedtime. it's available to rent now. finally, a tribute to a movie legend who we lost last week — sean connery. y

the us regulators did clear bowen's 737 max plane to fly again. plane was grounded worldwide in march 2019 following two fatal crashes that killed 346 people. so how soon can what was boeing's bestseller take to the skies? from new york, here's samira hussain. yes, the grounding order has been lifted, but the federal aviation authority, the body, the regulator here in the american states, has to approve the methods they are implementing for the pilots when they start flying these planes again, so that needs to be approved. if you speak to some of the major american carriers here in the united states, some of them are hoping to be able to get their planes in the air by the end of the year, and some anticipate they won't be able to get them up and running until the first quarter of next year. but the kind of urgency that a lot of these airlines were feeling to try and get these planes back on track — that urgency is somewhat less now, given the global pandemic and the fact that we are just not seeing people take to the skies just as much as before.

we put that question to bludgeon bowen an expert for space warfare and space policy at the university of so when we talk about china's space program, it's important to think of it exploration, whether robotic or crude is made when program a many, many space programs in china so i would separate scientific and civil exploration space program from the economic, commercial military and intelligence space programs as well. so are the moments now china has launched or has registered with and it states around $350.00 plus satellites and they provide all sorts of essential services down on it for military and economic and infrastructural purposes. the space science and exploration, that's very much about stimulating high tech industry. also as, as popularly for techno nationalist purposes as well, which is not unique to china and sort of the propaganda and prestige, russian arms behind israel of demonstrating china's high tech space capability. so any last space program has a lot of motivations behind it, but it is important i think, to separate the space station, which is silly benign compa

i mean, a few probably know i thought bowen pass the run ins with preston trump in the course and elsewhere. but as the something which indicates that despite what people might think of as style isn't qualified, might think of a style, he 70 has appealed to a new constituency full of the republican party. no, the democrats thinking long of temp is not something they're going to have to understand them and respond to in future political contests. and you're absolutely right at a, for example, of this uptick in the number of hispanic voters who acquitted on the, of picking the number of black voters who to put it down. going to be important for the democratic party to figure out the support for the democratic party if there are well over 80 percent in the black community as well. if there were a super majority. but i think that the democratic party organizes itself, it went ahead with a net itself. and we want to understand what happened. this conversation that we're having about feeling like people who are professor and otherwise educated is something that we have to talk about to. the perso

this as the bowens say they're recovering from the coronavirus after testing positive nearly three weeks ago. how are you feeling now overall? >> i feel good. >> reporter: okay. great. was there a moment when you were worried? >> no, no, i wasn't. >> reporter: okay. okay. did the whole family come down with it? [ inaudible ] >> the wife gave it to me. [ laughter ] >> i got it from a small gathering, and then four other people got it from the same small gathering and then we gave it to all of our husbands, so from that small gathering, 10 people that i know of ended up with covid. >> reporter: how is everyone doing now? >> everyone is doing pretty good. a couple of people have pneumonia, so it's gone from covid into pneumonia. so other than that, you know, we're all doing good. >> reporter: do you regret going to that gathering? >> no, i don't. i regret giving my husband covid, but i don't regret going to a gathering, because it was the first time i had been been with these friends for a while, so it felt good to be with friends. >> reporter: at 74 and 63 years old, this couple said they

we put that question to bludgeon bowen an expert for space warfare and space policy at the university of so when we talk about china's space program, it's important to think of it. exploration with a robotic or crude is maybe when program and many, many space programs in china. so i would separate scientific and civil exploration space program from the economic, commercial military and intelligence space programs as well. so are the moments now china has launched or has registered with and it states around $350.00 plus satellites and they provide all sorts of essential services down on it for military and economic and infrastructural purposes. the space science and exploration, that's very much about stimulating high tech industry. also as, as packing for techno nationalist purposes as well, which is not unique to china and sort of the propaganda and prestige, russian arms behind it as well, of demonstrating china's high tech space capability. so any last space program has a lot of motivations behind it, but it is important i think, to separate the space station, which is fairly benig

that's a pretty difficult path for joe bowen into win the electoral college at this point. >> harris:, i'll love lady gaga's outfit. i did scratch my head when he shows up with that superstar, so against the issue that is is achilles' heel right now. >> marie: i'm not sure how many voters are familiar with the intimate details of lady gaga's fracking opinions -- >> harris: she keeps telling us. >> marie: well, she's a democrat, certainly, and a lot of people like her, which is why she's on the campaign trail. a state that is behaving more like ohio and trending redder or more like virginia and trending bluer? we don't know. the question is if there are enough voters in that urban areas and enough suburban women in pennsylvania to get biden over the top. they won two how seeds and 2018, but if there is any state where that could be that hit intron voter that we talk a lot about,a could be one of them. i don't think that exists everywhere, but i do think that pennsylvania, given its demographics, it could exist there, so this is really a real toss-up heading into tonight. >> harris: you

i could not >>their shelves and empty aisles that's what debra bowen found at the target store in antique issue into saturday there is no paper towels no toilet paper there are only a few boxes of kleenex us it's a sight that's becoming all too familiar again at some stores across the central valley don't people realize they get an immediate last time why do you need it. now i mean just a empty shelves were also found at this target on mchenry avenue in modesto a few days ago and this is the scene at the target on trinity parkway in stockton saturday everybody needs to have these products and would be more neighbors and stuff would just think about if you're hoarding it somebodys going without it all of this comes just days after the governor announced a limited stay at home order people are panic buying because they are they want some sense of control and one way to control things is to you know stock your house with his much stopped as possible. it's a kind of compulsive behavior. julie garcia is a life coach and says the fear and anxiety people are feeling about the pandemic is leading

>>their shelves and empty aisles that's what debra bowen found at the target store in antique issue into saturday there is no paper towels no toilet paper there are only a few boxes of kleenex us it's a sight that's becoming all too familiar again at some stores across the central valley don't people realize they get an immediate last time why do you need it. >>now i mean just a repeat empty shelves were also found at this target on mchenry avenue in modesto a few days ago and this is the scene at the target on trinity parkway in stockton saturday everybody needs to have these products and that would be more neighbors in step would just think about if you're hoarding it somebodys going without it all of this comes just days after the governor announced a limited stay at home order people are panic buying because they are they want some sense of control and one way to control things is to you know stock your house with his much stopped as possible. it's a kind of compulsive behavior. julie garcia is a life coach and says the fear and anxiety people are feeling about the pandemic is leadin

>>i could not >>their shelves and empty aisles that's what debra bowen sight that's becoming all tooss the central valley don't people realize they get an immediate last time why do you need it. >>now i mean just a repeat empty shelves are also founded this target on mchenry avenue in modesto a few days ago and this is the scene at the target on trinity parkway in stockton saturday, everybody needs to have these products and that would be more neighbors in step would just think about if you're hoarding it somebodys going without it all of this comes just days after the governor announced a limited stay at home order people are panic buying because they are they want some sense of control and one way to control things is to you know stock your house with his much stopped as possible. it's a kind of compulsive behavior. julie garcia is a life coach and says the fear and anxiety people are feeling about the pandemic is leading to some selfish behaviors all people do when they panicked by is because everyone else the same amount of stress if not more than a themselves are feeling their s

this is different from a case like say, bowen where you are trying to reach out as a third party until the city how to run its internal affairs here the city is reaching out and telling a private religious ministry which is a doing this work for twoenturies how to run its iernal affairs. they are trying to corset to make statements that are contrary to its religious beliefs as a condition of coinuing to participate the religious exercise that they have carried out in philadelphia for two centuries. >> thank you. >> justice breyer. >> thank you. on pages 45 and 46 of the city's brief they say that they aren't requiring you to endure same sex marriage but they are saying all they are asking you to do is evaluate a couple without reference to whether they are same sex or not. you read that. it says your objection is to being required to evaluate and provide written endorsements of the same sex relationship but they aren't saying to do that. indeed, they say add something onto any response you make and say that you do not endorse same sex marriages. say it. you see what it says. so save po

this is different from bowen, where you are reaching out as a third party and trying to tell the city how to handle its internal affairs. here, the city is reaching out and telling a private religious ministry how to run its internal affairs and coerce it to make statements that are contrary to its religious beliefs as a condition of continuing to participate in the religious exercise they have carried out in philadelphia for two centuries. justice thomas: thank you. justice breyer. justice breyer: thank you. in the city's brief, they say you toe not requiring endorse same-sex marriages. all they are asking you to do is evaluate a couple without preference for whether they are same-sex or not. your objection is being required to provide written endorsements of a same-sex relationship, but they are not saying to do that. indeed, they say add something onto any response you make, and endorse you do not same-sex marriages. you see what it says. 46, written45 and right into your contract, allowing you to say whatever you want about same-sex. all they want you to do is evaluate this couple

this is bruce bowen.as you consider this resolution and ordinance carefully to ensure that the code changes and the more general language in the resolution do not go beyond the requirements placed upon us by state law. i'm particularly concerned about the promise or threat that we soon will be seeing proposals on the changes to take advantage of the "ability to be less restrictive than state law and go beyond what is required by state law. and already discussed zoning. this sweeping of zoning provided by recent state laws are perhaps at best a worthy experiment, but given the changes in demographic and economic demand in san francisco, we don't know what the effects will be. we don't want to get ahead of state law. in particular, any streamlining that kneecaps the controls and neighborhoods that we are able to do in san francisco today. thank you. >> good afternoon. this is jennifer -- oppose this premature -- proposal. i understand that the goal is to not -- but i feel like planning interpretation goes w

this is bruce bowen from delores heights. i'd like to refer back to last week's hearing [inaudible] you may not be aware that planning has already implemented the programs that you already talked about. it isn't surprising, perhaps, that planning has proceeded in this way with implementation of the state laws, but the questions that you and the public raised last week need follow up and answers and more work, and ask that you actually follow through on answers for the sweeping changes and, yes, upzoning that have happened. here's some of the areas that i think are needed for work, monitoring, and scrutiny. i'm sure there are others. one, rent control. the city has determined only a.d.u.s can be subject to rent control, and already existing a.d.u.s may lose their rent control status. tenant protections. it sounds like the new laws in ministerial approve will limit the rights of tenants to know what is happening against them and can assert their rights when they lose certain amenities, as everything is approved over the counter

sequel to a street cat named bob — inspired by the stray ginger cat who became inseparable from james bowenbond. starring luke treadaway as james and bob as himself, it sees the pair attracting the attention of animal welfare officers in the run—up to christmas. i wanted to chat to you about a couple of concerns. you can't take him away from me. let's, let's...hey! it's in the cat's best interests. it's a modest little brit flick which doesn't feel quite as well—rounded as its predecessor and it certainly falls short when compared to paddington, with which it shares some common ground, but it's a heartfelt plea for compassion for the homeless and vulnerably housed, as well as a touching portrait of a human—cat bond. so long as, like james and myself, you're the kind of person who treats your cat like a child. if you're watching this with actual small humans, then do bear in mind this is a 12a for infrequent moderate language. it also has a postscript that might bring a few tears before that time. it's available to rent now. finally, a tribute to a movie legend who we lost last week. sean co

this is bruce bowen from delores heights. i'd like to refer back to last week's hearing [inaudible] you may not be aware that planning has already implemented the programs that you already talked about. it isn't surprising, perhaps, that planning has proceeded in this way with implementation of the state laws, but the questions that you and the public raised last week need follow up and answers and more work, and ask that you actually follow through on answers for the sweeping changes and, yes, upzoning that have happened. here's some of the areas that i think are needed for work, monitoring, and scrutiny. i'm sure there are others. one, rent control. the city has determined only a.d.u.s can be subject to rent control, and already existing a.d.u.s may lose their rent control status. tenant protections. it sounds like the new laws in ministerial approve will limit the rights of tenants to know what is happening against them and can assert their rights when they lose certain amenities, as everything is approved over the counter

justin are sentimental mood, it is inspired by the stray ginger cat who became inseparable from james bowenwrote books about their enduring bond. starring luke treadway as james and bob as himself, it sees the pair attracting the attention of animal welfare officers in the run—up to christmas. animal welfare officers in the run-up to christmas. i wanted to chat to you about a couple of concerns will stop you can't take him away from me! it doesn't feel quite as well—rounded as its predecessor and it certainly falls short when compared to paddington with which it shares some common ground that it is a heartfelt plea for compassion for the homeless and vulnerable vulnerable ee house. if you are the kind of person that treats your cat like a child. if you are watching this with actual small humans, bear in mind this is a 1284 in corfe —— infrequent moderate language was up it also has a postscript that might bring a few tea rs before postscript that might bring a few tears before that time. it is available to rent now. finally, a tribute to a movie legend who we lost last week. sean connery. y