verna wrong braun was a german american scientist the sort of like the godfather of the space program and the shuttle and the rocket launch rocket industry burner but back in one nine hundred forty nine braun wrote a book called the mars project was a nonfiction book that explains how we would use reusable rocket a large rocket with lots of rockets strapped together to go to mars and in this he actually talks about colonization and in the book interesting is a quote and this was confirmed in the original manuscript that it says the martian government was to be directed by ten men the leader of whom was elected by universal suffrage for five years and untitled he launched the vernor dr braun in sort of a stroke of strange genius actually sort of foresaw the idea of iran must being will not be on my specifically but he name this idea of a president of mars would be called that you want so there's this strange connection between this man who actually was the designer of the saturn five rocket that's that's the rocket that took the apollo thirteen apollo eleven put those into space it's s

correct we've learned from braun was a german american scientist he sort of like the godfather of the space program and the shuttle and the rocket launch rocket industry what sort of a back in one nine hundred forty nine braun wrote a book called the mars project was a nonfiction book that explains how we would use reusable rocket a large rocket with lots of rockets strapped together to go to mars and in this he actually talks about colonization and in the book interesting is a quote and this was confirmed in the original manuscript that it says the martian government was to be directed by ten men the leader of whom was elected by universal suffrage for five years and untitled he launched the vernor dr braun in sort of a stroke of strange genius actually sort of foresaw the idea of iran must being will not be on my specifically but he name this idea of a president of mars would be called that you want so there's this strange connection between this man who actually was the designer of the saturn five rocket that's the rock that's the rocket that took the apollo thirteen apollo. eleven

separate braun's cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. cooks thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food it safe temperatures fall to prevent bacterial growth. gives safe water and safe well materials to avoid content. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by plying the five keys to sea for food use them you also have a role to play. the scars on. the pain are still tangible. the suffering for god. for city's edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . new beginning in peace time more the people making it possible what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance. the first ones are really difficult complicated and forgiveness reconciliation forgetting they get stuck in your struggle to get. out of darkness cities after a war. plane startin

on so who's hot on norway's heels made twenty one year old dennis speeds of who's already want to braun's in a silver n.p.r. chang almost i feel proud for spit so off you see this young guy winning bronze here this was a great surprise for me was dedicated himself completely to the sport how is it possible not to support such passion in africa and of course the athletes feel as a package the performance against all the odds wouldn't have been possible without . a former olympic champion now in charge of the washing cross-country skiing federation she wasn't allowed to come to korea as an official or a coach so yes here at all the races as a thing and crying tears she was the one who raised the new generation of olympic medalists in skiing just before our athletes were suspended from competition the initial plan was to get one gold medal one that's a silver and then one of us who bronze but given the fact that we came to the olympics missing eight athletes six and reach our team leaders in world skiing i said if we win only one prize it will mean though we've done better than.

have to question how they're doing that transfer as they bring in great players they brought into braun and they brought in surely from chelsea who at the time we thought might be good for the business to get turned out he wasn't been deported left after a season but the players they've really lived up to the expectations they were supposed to have and they've been losing all their good players not bringing anything good back in so i fast my problem with both are to be honest with you they need to really pick up and figure out who they're bringing to the club where the club supposed to be as well as they do they want to be a club and which case they really need to buck up and get in a good place right we'll see how long they last in this point as they have the playing like they did today we have got to move on to our other match on sunday do stick around both of us. well struggling garth's hopes for a new dawn under new coach ty from cork were fulfilled last week when he delivered a draw away to vote for now his big test was getting them back to what helped them get off to a good start

but braun is even more proud of his two rather stubborn dogs. if. both shown to one chen do to us. clunes cause of. the cloning of pets is illegal in europe but not in south korea in fact it's quite common. bonds original poodle chandu died a year ago. kwan went to a veterinarian to see whether his pet could be cloned. it was so sick said i was so sad. but i wanted to know if you can just pick lolo to go to p.c. it is maybe. the group before. this country. i'm moved to detroit. kwame is on his way to the clinic that made the two copies of the original show and to. this one of a kind facility has been cloning animals for more than ten years. the cloning service is expensive it costs eighty thousand dollars to copy a dog. the stuff provide excellent customer service. the chief veterinarian examines both dogs for possible health problems. one of them is having trouble opening his right eye and kwan is worried about that. word out of is this connected to the cloning process i mean or is it a birth defect of the closely there are. sometimes there are such problems with the eyes of clone

medal table we can see that norway's on top with fourteen gold medals fourteen silver and eleven braun's but i guess one of the biggest questions for these alone picks was how well the olympic athletes from russia do and the current circumstances following the doping scandal and all the other things that were happening around the team in the build up to the olympics and during p.r. chuang twenty thing as well while seventy are medals and pm chang is only minus twelve he compared to twenty nine team russian medals and tsotsi it stop a mind blowing result but it still deserves a huge round of applause given all the circumstances of said and given that most russian stars were not even invited it was mostly a team of olympic newbies but i'll tell you what did blow the mind of russian fans here and young chang that is of course the first gold medal that was won by the men's hockey team and twenty six years the final was tough neck and neck till the last second against the surprise silver medalists germany the red machine only made it clear who's boss on ice in the extra time but the oh you ar

s two biggest stars team braun will face team steph curry in l.a. these are the start starters curry's gone for this season's two best offensive players houston's james harden and jonas tito. in the box he's also picked toronto's de mar de rose and all-star debutant joel embiid of the seventy six ers lining up for le bron is one of curry's golden state teammates kevin durant's has also picked new orleans dual anthony davis and marcus cousins and unsurprisingly he's gone for former cavs teammate boston's kyrie irving says he can't wait to get on court this is for me. you know as myself russ katie. and the braun and probably one of the best father you know best father ever been on the court with. you know just the talents is. it and you see. you know how big of fans we are of one another and we're all on the floor to go it's pretty awesome and i think that lineup is something that you know you can envision in a video game for me to actually you know be part of it's almost. as exciting really you get an opportunity you know for guys a mixture of guys w

didn't show braun thank you. but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know m s n b c is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c you haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know want last run on that good men and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it to important period.

didn't show braun thank you. but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c you haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know want last run on that good man and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it's important period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show it wa

received a straight great comfort they found at least minds have the carnival to cheer them up but frank braun continues. just reminder the top stories we're following for you here today. germany's biggest political parties have reached an agreement on a. deal is the only way. speaking from japan. against. watching the news. thanks for being with. the. predicting extreme weather events can prevent disasters. whether chemical bridges rapidly turned dangerous. scientists are trying to make me hear a logical forecasts more precise. the latest advances in cloud research and drones to help predict the weather. tomorrow to do it next on d w. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful this week on conflict zone i miss them both to talk to russia come back she calmed myself took his ruling found to be a k.p. she speaks for a culture young should write the government pursues military operations in syria and continues to crack down on civil liberties are sure of his principles. in sixty minutes. barely feel. the scars on some of. the pain still tangible. the suffering for god. to save and. they

going to have braun go thank you. but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know m s n b c it's owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c you haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil water protests where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know what on sloshed we're on on that good man and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it to important. period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door sh

going to braun go thank you. but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know what ontological ron on that good men and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it's important. period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show i

going to braun go thank you. but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on and in terms of a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know what ontological ron on that good men on not like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it to important. period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show it was an

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kennedy: she is basically eva braun. mike: i think the problem is people for the most of part aren't look at this in full context or they are not paying attention to history. her brother, her father and great grandfather who was put in place in 1946 by the cold former soviet union, it's a multi generational despotic dictatorship, and she is front and center in the current generation. what a great win for her to be over there. but again this is -- i gets' not surprising. and of course report on it. she was the first member of this ruling family to show up in south korea. so yes report on it. but the phrasing and the tone of the headlines and the way they don't get to how despotic it is until further down in the article is pretty disgusting. kennedy: they have family members they haven't been reunited with in decades. they would love to see a reunified peninsula. but not at the hostage holding of a dictator. there is a lot of uncertainty in terms of our foreign policy with north korea. but if diplomacy is still on the tabl

. -- brauns, don brinkley, susan eisenhower and more. first up, "new york times" op-ed columnist bret stephens and his new book "america in retreat: the new isolationism and the coming global disorder." >> please welcome to the stage, bret stephens. >> well. >> well, good morning shirks just mention at the beginning i'm told there will be time for q & a, but that it depends on your succinct questions that end in question marks and then i can repeat for the benefit of the filming of this production. can someone close the door? thank you. the title of my remarks this morning is "notes on the passing of liberal culture," and there's a story that might be abrock with fall but too good not to share which is told about ma ham -- mahatma gandhi. [laughter] >> hi, jamie. all right. i'm going to begin again for jamie's benefit. there's a story, too good not to share told about mahatma gandhi. the indian independence leader was asked by a journalist, what do you think of western civilization? gandhi thought for a moment and replied, i think it wou

justin braun on a one-timer lights the lamp sharkies take the lead... 2-1 -- later in the period...n couture nets his 26th goal of the season san jose score four unanswer goals --sharks win 5-2 they will host the blackhawks thursday night the raiders are looking to bounce back after a disappointing season last season. jon gruden in his first season is trying to put oakland in the playoff conversation again. according to the athletic... the raiders are bringing back michael crabtree for the 2018 season. this offseason they had talks of and saving 7- point-five dollars.wants him to be part of the forward. no word if the team will bring marshawn lynch back last year crabtree had 618 receving yards... after having a pro bowl year in 2016 with over a thousand dollars. a reunion between tim lincecum and the giants has come to a close. the two- time cy young award winners has reportedly agreed to sign with the texas rangers. details of the deal have not been revealed yet this morning lincecum was chosing between the dodgers and rangers. giants manager, bruce bochy believes lincecum will co

this is akin to eva braun showing up at the 36 olympics.tly, it's amazing to look at the coverage of this and not only how stupid it is and how shallow it is, but have totally un-american it is. the disdain for freedom that is revealed in all of this i think is pretty shocking. but i do think -- to bring it back to sort of modern politics in america, it's why donald trump on the presidency, because he spotted this in the media and he went after this exact thing in the media and managed to beat both democrats and republicans and largely on that message i think. >> shannon: the senator also said this, to call her and the kim regime anything less than a tyrannical family and killer does the world community at large and the people of north korea suffering under their rule a great disservice. that's what we have to remember here regardless of what made your outfit you're coming from. there are millions of people there who have no freedom. a lot of them no food or electricity. >> absolutely. i think senator graham was spot on in his tweet. there

runningha joke on social mea this weekend, veryry effective,f this were 1936, the headlines would be "eva brauns a spotlight at munich olympics." it's essentially saying the same thing. >> sean: this is interesting. young wrote a spiritual biograpy of donald trump, and i am sure thatmp those who don't like donald trump's tweets or he's had a controversial life, they may not understand it but one thing is certain. he's not going to make a deal with two bit dictators that are threatening to destroy america, be it the mullahs in iran or bribe the north korean dictator dictators. that's a certain fundamentalde understanding of good versus evil, isn't it? >> absolutely. ultimately, what this is about is that his base knows he's not going to cut the deal. also independents and democrats that are part of that place knows he won't cut that deal. that's a bigum deal and donald trump land. i wrote the book, "the faith of donald trump" come out today. i will tell you that there's a whole different side that the media doesn't get with him. i think it's important. you'll see a lot of law & order, north kore

he's not just braun and babe. >> he's the full package. >> he's the full package. you said you don't wash your hand? >> let's move on from that end of space where the space man is to uranus. apparently at the core is ice and it's not ice, it's not water, it's a mixture of both. >> there's a mixture of ice and water in the center of uranus. >> scientists called it super ionic ice. >> we don't know yet. we probably got to uranus. >> might be able to get it out. this guy. >> i love ow the director's >>> this morning on "world news now" will the government shut down again? >> will the senate agree? the president says he wants a shut down with the deadline looming tomorrow at midnight, plus a first of its kind military parade in washington and joe biden weighs in on trump's first year. >> also happening now overseas markets and the dow gained more than 500 points just a day after its biggest loss ever. what's in store for today? >>> and successful launch for spacex. the world's most powerful rocket slifts off, sending a tesla to journey in deep space. >>> and if you're

justin braun, pass to vlasic. backhand. to beat bobrovsky. the sharks win it 3-1.nton got hurt. nba basketball right here tonight. cavs and rockets. we'll see lebron in action against the beard. that's at 5:30. after the game will follow. have a great day, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> upper elevations are gusty and the day is set for a day of warmth. look outside from the sutro tower camera. a nice shot here. visibility is good in san francisco. it's been nice. are you thinking about heading to the beach. half moon bay in the 50s, some readings in the 60s at this hour. in the morning hours we will be climbing through the upper 60s. by 1:00, how about mid 70s to low vechts. by afternoon it's still wild. 70 at 3:00. and numbers still in the 60s by 5:00. looking outside you can see how glassy the water is from our emeryville camera. it's going to be a glorious day out there if you like it dry and sunny. although we certainly need some rain. as we look at the wider perspective. a big dome of high pressure is anchored

and the braun and i'm probably one of the best father you know best father ever been on the court with you know just the talents as well and you see. how big of fans we are of one another in the world of florida go is pretty awesome and i think that lineup is something that you know you can envision in a video game for me to actually you know be part of is almost. as exciting very you get an opportunity you know for a mixture of guys who play the most on the same team as joe. you know we're trying to win those competitive obviously all-star game there's a lot of highlights but. when we started we were going to go there and prove that we're gonna win. and one of the most highly anticipated parts of the all-star weekend is the slam dunk contest comedian kevin hart got an up close taste of the action as you time job as a bookie donovan mitchell pulled off some spectacular moves to win it to star studded power including d.j. khalid and mark wahlberg giving mitchell the nod he joins the likes of n.b.a. legends michael jordan and kobe bryant to also run. a new world number one roger federer

our moderator today is jake braun, the ceo of cambridge global advisors. he is the faculty member of university of chicago where he teaches cyber security policy. also, former white house liaison to the department of homeland security where he developed policies and programs related to national security and cyber security. our conversation, discussion will be followed by audience q&a. with that, i would like to welcome our panelists. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] jake: welcome. thanks for having me. as was mentioned, i'm jake, i teach cyber policy of university of chicago and ceo of cambridge global advisors. first, i want to thank the counsel for having us here today. just to put in a plug for the organization, i am in the president circle and it has a lot of benefit. i encourage everyone here and everyone watching to join. it is definitely worth every penny and all the time. with that, i think it is fitting we are having this event here in january in 2018 because the first event i did on election security last year was in january

braun in the women's downhill and. likely her last to lead. so we begin this in syria and the two most important battles being fought in this latest chapter in the country's near seven year war rebels holed up in eastern near the capital damascus are refusing to bend after more heavy bombardment by russian and syrian forces the rebels possess a heavy arsenal including tanks machine guns and anti aircraft weaponry thousands of civilians are trapped in the middle at least two hundred fifty people have been killed since sunday eastern was designated a deescalation zone to make civilians safer hooter's not only just a few kilometers away from syria's capital it's also close to damascus international airport and military sites now all this is going on there's also the threat of more violence in the northern region of africa in turkish forces have pushed back syrian government forces there after they're tempted to enter the district on tuesday we'll get the latest from eastern in just a few moments but first let's get the latest on that situation in

meet with golden state in the offseason if they opened up sufficient salary space to land him what braun's cleveland side lost the warriors in last season's finals and been under par this season they do have the third best record in the east but of the last twenty out of fifty games. to go into the. conversation the non-story or the other conversation story focus right now is to try to figure out how we can get but there will be a fall before champs here everything old. is not about this team you want to ask me about this team are you sure good better. play for us to see the ball on the go. earlier i spoke to news editor of victoria new ginn she told us why this rumor transfer has got everybody talking. i think people are really wound up just because of the names involved we're talking about the best player in the game and lebron james joining the best team in the league in the golden state warriors so everyone knows or people think that that's not really fair and you know that would just create one huge powerhouse that nobody can defeat so there's that it's the names and also the history

thought oh how nor why they thought that a new winter olympics record medal hold on thoughts today a braun then the alpine team event took the total tally for these games to the i was one more than the u.s. won back in vancouver in two thousand and ten thirteen in both a gold medals that's just one shy of the record set by canada also in twenty ten. why the usa won the fattah limpid gold in men's curling now the sport often wins lots of new fans during the winter olympics and that's been no different in pianka ivanka trump the daughter of u.s. president donald trump cheered on her country to gold over sweden but the team of also attracted another unlikely supporter. it was not a whole year robust special guy back in the states mr t. is here. oh yes on the find that of the usa culling same with mr tate the famous for the one thousand nine hundred eighty the series the a team has shown a lot of love for curling throughout the games online becoming a kind of unofficial ambassador for the u.s. or team shuster is that known here or just a couple of mr t.'s tweets he said i predict pain to swede

stunt is inspired by the oscar amanat nominated movie three billboards outside having missouri and the braun had the best reaction to it watch this. you can say. it's a distraction. not a distraction is actually very flattering and i'm sitting here at thirty three my fifteen. teams. say teens. it's time for. people understand just like the city want me to play for. me that's cool. that's dope. well that's it for me as always we like to hear your thoughts here on aging newsgroup you can tweet me directly at f. underscore it's my own. well be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. for now back to thank you farai i'm told that's a very good film as well joined up and told me that and thank you i think he makes a good point actually and it's the same in new zealand too much rugby almost it is there and the crowd numbers have gone right down as well because it's just all the time if you've got a thought on many of those sports stories or anything we've talked to about snow or you've got a story to say yes we need to see this on the news good then get in touch with us hashtag news get on twitter a

says le bron james denied his rumored interest in joining golden state worries because even in the braun knows that he would literally become the most hated man in sports if he did that possibly for the second time now here's something from sam waking up hearing kim james might go to the warriors and this video he added pretty much sums it up. killing themselves a lot. it was sad and they were gone and not joy down. well joining us now from toronto is victorian eugene she's a n.b.a. news editor at the score now there are transfer rumors all the time why has this one in particular got people so wound up. i think people are really wound up just because of the names involved we're talking about the best player in the game and lebron james joining the best team in the league in the golden state warriors so everyone knows or people think that that's not really fair and you know that would just create one huge powerhouse that nobody can defeat so there's that it's a names and also the history between these two sides obviously le bron has met the warriors in three consecutive n.b.a. finals winn

. >> maybe look up the norelco on braun people that's a good look.'t want to shave it. you have to have the green beard for the parade. >> tuesday and wednesday i'll rock the green beard here in philadelphia and celebrate the parade with the eagles victory. >> have a safe trip. good look. >> that makes me want to grow a beard but i don't know if i could do that but that is a good look. i probably get a girlfriend, too, if i had a green beard like that. >> you don't need a beard to get a girlfriend but you shall try it. why not. see what happens. >> that is the best look. >> all right. >> he's brave. >> yes. >> if i would dye my hair green, i don't know, everybody is doing whatever they can to be festive. i know we took diamond we took her little eagles shirt off she's getting died right now green. we'll check in and see what she looks like. let's talk about super bowl spending. soaring into the billions so what about balling on budget? the best places in our area to cheer on our eagles without spending up all of your green. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can you say i love

. -- brauns, don brinkley, susan eisenhower and more.first up, "new york times" op-ed columnist bret stephens and his new book "america in retreat: the new isolationism and the coming global disorder." >> please welcome to the stage, bret stephens. >> well.

we know about von braun and officers who helped the program get off the ground, but we don't know the people who had a moral objection to it or a practical objection to it and how they reconciled themselves to this new national security environment. >> twice a month. c-pan city tours take book tv and american history on the road to explore the literary life with certain cities. we visit with historic sites and interview historians, you can watch past interviews on-line going to book tv.org and select the c-span cities tour by the dropdown at the top of the page or c-span.org/citiestour. you can follow on twitter, behind the scenes images and video from our visit. the handle is @c-spancities. >> book tv tapes hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here is a look at some of the events we'll be covering this week. monday will be at politics and pose bookstore to hear lanny davis, former special counsel for president clinton. hear his takes on the outcome of the election. the roosevelt house where a former white house official and cabinet secretary joseph cal fa

justin braun, long pass to vlasic. oh, backhand, to beat sergei bobrovsky. thornton got hurt. nba basketball here tonight. cavs and rockets. we will see lebron against the beard. that's at 5:30. after the game we'll follow. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> saturday morning sparkling from san francisco. you can see the goalen gate bridge. temperatures are very comfortable. we are looking at another day of record wamth with numbers well into the 70s by this afternoon. hopefully you are enjoying it. half moon bay, numbers are climbing quickly. we have observation stations where temperatures are ranging from the 50s to 60s this morning. it will be a quick warm up. in the arch we will be in the 70s. some of the numbers could be shy of afternoons. record warmth is expected. mount tam right now. you are looking at a little bit of a breeze in the upper elevations. that's due to the gusty offshore winds. live doppler 7 perspective with the satellite overlay shows a dome of high pressure anchored of