the von braun group was ordered to remain at the base and fight, but von braun is unable to keep the secret documents of the order to leave. dr. von braun destroyed all but the most important papers sorry but on the forms there is a serious mistake on the redeployment orders printed v instead of b written wizzabby the ss may think we are deserting on forged papers. cretins, and if instead of a special-purpose battalion it now goes to be called a special-purpose project? a special purpose project from now on, we obey only heinrich himmler, a good option is a corpse, no, the ss will execute us all. and what do you prefer, you have 10 mutually exclusive orders to leave, stay, leave, stay, only contradictions, and everyone threatens to be shot for disobedience. it is better to stay here, but what do you think the red army will do with us? i must spit on all this, all of our achievements in these most valuable documents. we have one chance to take everything to the south, and they figured out how to sit there , at last. oh sure. will not notice the error in the documents. he headed south

to disrupt another flight, von braun conceded. let's. how good, i pour everything. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 turn on the ignition turn on the engines there is a gap. understood you the counter turned on. come on baby go ahead. during his 16-minute flight, shepard flew about 500 km and was in zero gravity for only 6 minutes. normally , this was enough for von braun to claim the americans had gone into space, but in order to win the cold war with the soviet union, you need there was a stronger argument the new us president john f. kennedy soon made a policy statement the world's eyes are now on space, and we swore that we would not let our enemies take off in space. we will raise the flag of the invaders. the banner of freedom. we will go to the moon. we will go to the moon this decade and conquer it, not because it 's easy, but because it's hard america can't afford to lose. a few months after shepard's flight, the border guards of the gdr begin to build the berlin wall, the threat is growing global nuclear conflict. well, that's enough, start

dr. von braun, these citizens are here to discuss very different matters. they came to hear about the american space future , they pay here. i don't look to the past, but to the future when these people go into space. later , it became known from the archives that von braun himself chose the slaves, for the construction of the fauna, these facts were hidden from the american public. korolev was ready to test his rocket with a new design, doomed with a detachable warhead. key to start key to drainage broach 2 start i went i went. 15 minutes passed, and they learned that having covered 500 km, the missile successfully hit the target. good. there is confirmation that everything is over. successfully turned out. everything worked out after 3 years, german specialists returned the eastern germany and forgot about them began the battle for space during the cold war and the soviet union won the victory in it ensured the life of the former prisoner, whose life has now become a matter of national security. now you have become just as important and necessary. like yo

the von braun group may i speak frankly. it seems to me that it would be a mistake to create a rocket based on the nazi retaliation weapon, designed by german engineers. we are about to launch the first american satellite. and he must be american production von braun un i'm afraid i have bad news for you i was asked to report that the contract for the satellite received the fleet my regrets. thanks von braun lost his contract at the very moment when his russian rival finally got lucky. convinced that intercontinental missiles were the best weapon against the us, khrushchev decided to personally check how things were going with the korolev r7, equipped with glushko engines, was to become the carrier of the next generation of nuclear warheads. let me introduce r7. this is an experimental model rockets, made in scale one to one. come on, what an impressive thing sergey pavlovich at the start, 280 tons, and the thrust will be more than 400 tons. this is much more than ever, how much will be approximately 6.4 million nikita serge

but before von braun can fix anything, his opponent makes another devastating move.he entire soviet people and the ussr and the usa tried to launch automatic stations to the moon, victory to the queen. this succeeded the apparatus. moon two, reached its surface. this was a new stage in space exploration, the launch was deliberately timed to coincide with khrushchev's visit to the united states, and the soviet leader was pleased. we flew to the moon before you, but the takeaways were ahead in the production of sausages by only 3 weeks. later , the next korolev apparatus photographs the far side of the moon, which man has never seen before. seen in space, the soviet artificial satellite of the earth and socialism defeats capitalism brown did not know who was the chief soviet designer korolev's identity was the most important state secret. even the astronauts were able to meet with korolev only after 5 months of training. today is a significant day for me. let's get acquainted. this is my deputy vasily mishin your name is air force pilot german titov where are you from

i tried von braun i fought for you.e our development drawings by experienced engineers. and we don't have a job. the fact is that we are betting on other types of troops of the aircraft and submarines. they will regret this decision. council can benefit from grep? my people are already thinking, wouldn't it have been better to work for stalin ? by the day of cosmonautics on the first , pulminators are melting next to you, the metal bundles are so red-hot ; i could lift one of the descent apparatus, a huge parachute is also attached to it. there is a taiga all around. i think in three months they will come for us. heavy descent vehicle day premiere rescue in space today on the first

braun.troops were rapidly approaching his base in peniemüde in northern germany. von braun was engaged from the soviet side.

von braun made five more successful manned flights to the moon.f a lunar station and flights to other planets have yet to come true. yuri gagarin was the first in the world to make only one revolution around the earth, spent a little more than an hour in near-earth orbit and became the hero of the entire planet. and today in space people live and work for months. at 6 am gmt when it's 9 am in moscow, their alarm goes off on a daily basis and they get out of their sleeping bags, wake up and look at how the earth is in the window. brush your teeth and be nice swim for breakfast. how everything has changed since the first cosmonaut of the planet, yuri gagarin, ascended into space on the vostok spacecraft and now there is a whole house in low earth orbit in which astronauts work and live. this is the international space station, a huge permanently inhabited artificial satellite of the earth, an outpost of mankind in low earth orbit. after breakfast at the international space station there is always a meeting with specialists from the mission control c

thanks to security braun for sitting down with us.ics, global issues. really enjoyed the conversation. encourage you to see the whole thing. we released the full interview so you can take it all in. we'll fit in a break. when we come back, when exactly will justice jackson be on the supreme court? the official news on that broke today, and we have the official update on that next. broke today, and we have the official update on that next. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. and every person... my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we hit the bike tra

i don't know if, senator braun, if you have an also ran. mine are relatively brief, so i will go ahead. you are discussing with senator capito the horrific issue of police being targeted. and also suicides. as i'm sure you are aware, there is no comprehensive national data collection regarding police suicides. so, if i 2020 we directed the bureau of justice statistics to maintain a data set and report on police suicides for federal, local and state law enforcement. unfortunately, b.j. as has not moved forward on collecting this data. we have provided stronger, directives as well as $3 million for that data collection effort in the f. i-2021 bill. , but still nothing. so, were you aware of the delays with this project, and what can we do to try to collect this data? because, as you know, it's really critical to figuring out how we respond. we need to have information so we can think about what we can do to address what is becoming more and more of a challenge nationwide. >> i am aware. i know that bjs is submitting a report in the next coupl

we are not seeing the lift from mike braun's lead. it's not about politics today. we also look at nasdaq futures also underperforming. it is these longer duration assets that are likely to come under pressure as we see bond yields spike. manus: we will talk about duration hunches with our guest. francine is on the ground with the latest on the french election. and our chief asia economics correspondent and joins us. and maria tadeo with the latest on the war in ukraine. dani: let's start with the politics story. president macron is set to base his nationalist rival marine le pen in the final round of french election in a rerun of their 2017 contest. francine lacqua is in paris monitoring the latest developments and joins us from there now. you of course were on top of the results yesterday, what now changes between the two given that macron outperformed, but there is this question to where the votes from the losers if you will, will go to now. francine: that is the million dollar question. the cards are different from 2017, this is a marine le pen that is more assu

>> i just want to say i couldn't agree more with senator mosely braun. she sent a message in particular to little girls who are black that they actually can sit on the supreme court one day. that matters because the reality is we know and we know this from research when children see role models achieve, they achieve more and better. so the fact we've only had 70 black women serve on the federal bench, that we had the first black woman to serve on a bench as late as 1939 but had a long break. that was not the federal court. that was new york family court, but it's been 60 years since the first black woman argued a case in the supreme court, and that was the first black woman to become a federal judge. that we have waited this long despite qualified black women to see this day happen but it matters so much. and i want to add one other thing because it is disgraceful. we have a counter image of a president who's a white man holding the hand of a black woman on camera, showing the nation something so crit criminal for us to see which is we can stand together

korolev became a hero of the soviet people wernher von braun finally found out the name of their mainink it was all the same person. and how are they without it? von braun , meanwhile, is moving forward at cape canaveral in the world's largest hangar assembling the giant saturn 5 rocket nasa is almost ready to fly to the moon on january 27, 1967, gas grissom astronauts ed white and rogert chassis took their seats inside the apollo capsule for one last training session. what happened next put the entire lunar program in jeopardy for you i don’t hear. please repeat one this is houston. do you hear apollo is the only one listening to me, if i can’t hear you from 5 miles away, how will we talk from the moon a spark turned the ship into a burning hell in an instant, the death of three astronauts, shocked america the ship’s oxygen-filled cabin flared up like a barrel of gunpowder build complete, starting from scratch. part of the rest now, when you return, thank you guys 3 months later, in the soviet union , they began testing the analogue of apollo, the soyuz spacecraft, vladimir komarov h

jay leno: we have a member of the u.s. 2009 olympic archery team--kristin braun. kristin, come on out here. [cheering and applause] kristin: but then something changed. it was so subtle at first i barely noticed. i began to flinch every so often at full draw. i assumed that it was something that i was doing incorrectly with technique or that i needed to be stronger or that i needed to just train more. every day, i trained harder to fix my problem. days turneinto weeks, then months. i had a bad year, but i still had hope that i could do something or change something and then be back on track. back then, no one talked about target panic, but i had heard whispers about it, a bogeyman that causes archers to miss or be afraid of the target, drowning them in misery while robbing them of their skill. i ran ay from it because i never heard of anyone escapingt once they were engulfed, but i was already lost in the orm. my worst experience with target panic--i started having trouble tting througthe clicr. the clicker is this piece of equipment that tells y when to shoot. so

but he refused to marry eva braun.t on april 30 that the fuhrer's decision to commit suicide the baur met me in the hall and took me to his room. i want with you to say goodbye to thank for all the years of service this portrait on the wall of king frederick written in rebront. i give you a souvenir. this is my favorite portrait. try to get out of here. i have appointed the grand admiral of dönids as my successor. he will end the war. my soldiers cannot and do not want to hold on anymore. according to the baur, hitler was afraid that the russians would take the gas, and then hang his corpses along with the body of eva braun in the square, as the italians did with benito musalini. he was very old and his hands drooped. he was trembling. i was it is clear that they made the final decision to commit suicide after 2 hours, when baur returned in order to receive the promised portrait in the bomb shelter was heavily smoked hitler ordered after death. all bodies, burn some of the guards. the ss excitedly ran back and forth. i

braun, who works for the real estate company redfin, is redoing nearly every space in her home.s. >> and we were really surprised by the cost, especially the labor to put them in. we wanted to figure out a way of how we can do our countertops on our own and save cost and labor, so the concrete countertops were born. >> reporter: she saved $33 00 b doing them with her partner. she tried the same with her floors, but underestimated how much she would need and the rapidly rising costs of lumber. >> we didn't estimate enough wood for the first floor. and we went back to buy more wood for the flooring and it ended up that after a month's time, the flooring went up about 25 cents per square foot. but it's not just homeowners getting stuck with higher costs. construction materials are up 24% in the last year. bill mcgrath's company is installing elevators in this new residential housing complex in new jersey. so far, they've put in two. what are the materials in this elevator that you have seen an increase on? >> well, right here, you have the electronics, which this is a stainless ste

the and it came back as 1266 braun strowman coins. . ., , strowman coins.an coins. the community were determined to keep the _ strowman coins. the community were determined to keep the horde - strowman coins. the community were determined to keep the horde in - determined to keep the horde in wiltshire and managed to raise £10,000 to buy it. they are more than 1700 years old, span a period of 20 years and carry the faces of a number of roman emperors. we are ve close number of roman emperors. we are very close to — number of roman emperors. we are very close to cirencester, _ number of roman emperors. we are very close to cirencester, so - number of roman emperors. we are very close to cirencester, so maybe | very close to cirencester, so maybe they came through the market there. maybe the local farmer horde to sales went to went to cirencester to buy his olive oil, wine or place and itjust ended up on the ground, and were not sure why. it could have been an offering probably to the gods. who knows, maybe there is a temple there? it gods. who knows, maybe t

braun had 10 kansas wins at 81 to 65. they move into the title game for the 10th time. and will meet the winner of the late game unc duke monday night. it's only preseason, but any time you beat the dodgers, it just feels good. even in the desert. the g men did a number on a pounding. dodger blue by a final attended to and say hello to joey barton. you see a lot of this guy's taking over for buster and he had a big day. so did the giants up for two of the seventh austin dean will go bombs away on la's recent edition, craig kimbrel, dean's second of the spring giants, go up six to kimbrel, by the way brand new just picked up. he gave up four runs and a third of an inning. how about joey barton? us to on for the catcher to be he will crush an opposite field shot. he had a three for three day with three rb is batting 4 12. they will need his bet up north giants win it. they have two more to play in arizona , both against the a's before heading home for friday's opener against the marlins. how about the a's hosting the rockies? tony kip, leadoff monster shots later on matth

i want to turn to carol moseley braun.cance of this for you as you watch this. >> well, thank you very much for having me on, i really appreciate that. and i want to send out my thanks to doug jones who has done a great job shepherding or as you call it sherpaing judge jackson through the process. the process is broken. and the fact is that this judge, judge jackson will be the first since 1789, the first african american woman to serve on the supreme court of the united states. and we all know what an impact the supreme court has on our daily lives. i mean my whole life path was made possible because of the warren court and what thurgood marshall did and getting rid of segregation and changing the united states. and so i was able to sit on the front of buses, i was able to get served in restaurants, i was able to live where i wanted to live, i was able to get married like i wanted to. so because of that court's influence, and while judge jackson will not change the overall construction of the court, it won't go from being

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oh brody brothers, dom, we're bought for both of them are braun, i think we got all the old attention to our project and now our environment issue. i'm the week i see people reported that of the white on the end of the permit. so we have to gotcha here and we believe we can do. oh i a mis destruction and despair, a group of friends resist rescuing books from the rubble. they build a refuge for freedom and democracy, a secret library of hope from which they endeavour to rewrite their story and that of their country. witness daria and library under bombs on al jazeera bowl and, and home stories, the asia and the pacific amount. ready ah, blue a a wherever you go in the world. well my line goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places to go with i call that janice are joe biden says russia maximums in ukraine look like genocide as the u. s. prepared to send more weapons to keep the battle for the ukrainian city of matthew, paul is entering a decisive stage with russia deploying more troops. some estimates of $21000.00 civilians killed ah.

>> i guess the people that will be living here. >> reporter: for braun the higher costs means acceptingthe outside of the house getting put on hold. >> we'd love to get -- hire somebody to do that. that's been put on the back burner and we'll have to learn to love the green. >>> an am covid booster. think of it like your yearly flu shot. could that be the future? dr. anthony fauci weighed in with cnn's dr. sanjay gupta. >> we don't know this as a fact but it could be that we may need an intermittent boost on a yearly basis until we get this level so low down because we don't know where covid is going in the sense of the long, long range. >> dr. peter hotez joins me now from texas children's hospital. always good to see you, dr. hotez. dr. fauci says we should be prepared for annual covid boosters and back in the fall you wrote we'd likely be good after the third shot. how are you feeling today? do you think an annual booster could be in our future? >> well, here's the problem, erica. the mrna technology may not be holding up as well in terms of boosters as we originally hoped. you know,

to find out, another redstone rocket was launched on the map. von braun's reputation and the life ofs passenger fuel is normal gravitational acceleration 1.8 cabin pressure, 98. chimpanzee number 65 was sent into space, if the flight is successful, the next will be a whisper of oxygen normal. well, if the chimpanzee, number 65, survives after 15 minutes of flight, nasa will give him a name. if not, only number nine will remain with the same 2.8 moss acceleration, which further he will abort the experiment. shooting of the emergency unit from strelka capsule 17g severe overload due to overload, the chimpanzee lost consciousness and was on the brink of death. helicopters saved him, which did not become a tragedy. the navy monkey doesn't seem too scared of his adventure, but nasa officials are probably wondering right now. is it safe enough to send a man into space? forgive the lord, there is no need to explain that we are in very good standing with us, what was wrong, well, the initial study of the data showed that the overload of the fuel pumps caused excessive acceleration of the roc

i don't know if, senator braun, if you have an also ran. mine are relatively brief, so i will go ahead. you are discussing with senator capito the horrific issue of police being targeted. and also suicides. as i'm sure you are aware, there is no comprehensive national data collection regarding police suicides. so, if i 2020 we directed the bureau of justice statistics to maintain a data set and report on police suicides for federal, local and state law enforcement. unfortunately, b.j. as has not moved forward on collecting this data. we have provided stronger, directives as well as $3 million for that data collection effort in the f. i-2021 bill. , but still nothing. so, were you aware of the delays with this project, and what can we do to try to collect this data? because, as you know, it's really critical to figuring out how we respond. we need to have information so we can think about what we can do to address what is becoming more and more of a challenge nationwide. >> i am aware. i know that bjs is submitting a report in the next coupl

points for testing rockets operating with the help of liquid are top secret in the forest, engineer von braunhree or four such rockets are enough to leave nothing alive in the area occupied by, for example, paris a, the history of the first cosmodrome on the planet. another completely started secret document. about the creation in 1955-58 of the research test site of the ministry of defense of the ussr for flight testing of products r7, storm and buran with the location of the head of the site in kazilardinskaya and karaganda regions of the kazakh ussr from kazakhstan products r7. the same ballistic missile was supposed to fly more than 6,000 km to the test site neatly in kamchatka . in addition, there should be a place in the pacific ocean at a distance of 10,000. where would e train to deliver the warhead, simulating an attack on america moscow the building of the special construction department of the ussr ministry of defense, the department in which the fate of the construction of the fifth scientific and testing site of the future baikonur cosmodrome was decided. in glavka, they thought

but republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy and indiana senator mike braun aren't sure the funding is needed. once the administration going to spend it on there. so much money sloshing around in the federal government right now. and if you look carefully and we need to be repurposing without the funding the administration warns the u.s. will fall behind not just with the pills but other covid treatments reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. the white house is warning what could happen if congress does not pass another round of covid funding soon. >> democrats say they're ready to move for. but right now republicans say they don't support it. washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live with the details. good morning, anna. >> good morning with the white house is really putting pressure on congress this week to act. they say that without the additional funding from congress, the u.s. will lose covid treatments. >> good afternoon, everybody. white house covid-19 response she's just says the u.s. is at an inflection point. deaths are continuing to fall. >> we're down abou

having said that, i want to make something very clear about the difference the legislation senator braun and i have introduced will face. i've been through this, as i said. i proposed a change about ten years ago and the dietary supplement industry hated me. they fought me tooth and nail. they hated my idea like the devil hates holy water. in the years senator braun and i started talking to them about this new bill, there's been a significant change, and i want to salute the industry for this change. a strong majority of dietary supplement industry now supports responsible reporting requirements and stroarng -- stronger protections. hats off to them. the industry's largest trade association, the council for responsible nutrition, has endorsed our bill. other trade associations supporting enhanced reporting requirements generally. we hope these groups will join us in the effort. responsible dietary supplement manufacturers should welcome this because the people who are abusing the market and endangering consumers are giving them a bad name. we're also glad for the support of pew charitabl

they are stunned by something from which he turned out to be at the same level there as wernher von braunid not believe that it was at all, perhaps in this sense, they hate russia i have emphasized many times more than china or islamic there the world, especially or that, they do not see competitors in them, and in this only place, to which this one is left. excuse me, i don’t want any racism. so this is white christian humanity. they see great danger. this is the first, and the second fastest historical process is slow because there are 10 years left. they will slowly nazifizirovat really europe is necessary to completely lose liberalism. this is necessary to fly away not only. and this is necessary, of course, so that from the northern command or somewhere else the real people came from. and these real people, together with real europeans, took the bull by the horns, and then we will see a very serious danger. we need to be ready for this to change the country to change the army to change all 10 years. and for which we must apologize or with me. and you know, for many years we fell into

there is only one version of the fuhrer's salvation, for example, that he and eva braun were able too argentina. western grief historians want to question. uh, self-destruction of nazism, the second is uh, the story of how hitler uh, committed suicide about what he really is. mm was destroyed - this is what the soviet union said and therefore any attempt to question what the soviet leaders said, what was published, what was voiced is thereby additional arguments to the point of view that the soviet union lied one from hard evidence, in addition to studies of hitler's skeletal remains, this is just evidence. this is what happened 2 hours after the conversation with the fuhrer. several guards were heavily smoky in the front of the private rooms. the ss excitedly ran back and forth. i asked it's over, right? where their corpses are wrapped in a blanket, and they are already burning upstairs in the garden of the imperial office further. i was told that hitler shot himself with an army pistol. i did not have the slightest doubt that it was all over and that hitler was no more. alive bauer

do you remember when the great patriotic war ended, in fact, the entire design staff, headed by von braunwas captured by the americans. major technological developments. and it is clear that they had a great form, but the soviet union could get ahead. this is not just the flight of the first man into space, it is also the first satellite of this first the orbital station and the first manned spacewalk and even, uh, the spacecraft that went to the moon and mars to venus, today the moon was talking about the continuation of development, if you look at the eighties, the soviet union sent five times more spacecraft than america the accident rate was 2 1/2 times less, that is, a high-tech breakthrough, based on its capabilities. now this breakthrough is very important for us. and when we talk about our valiant officers, soldiers, donetsk and luhansk people's militia about their exploits. we must also talk about the fact that the second front is precisely the front of a high-tech breakthrough, because the task of american sanctions really cannot isolate us, because india today, uh, continues it

first of all i would like to start with title 42 in the conversation with senator braun. think your answer to him was more prospectively what might transpire into the need for additional resources in the future. i would like to highlight or focus on this year the budget request that's in front of us now. i know there's some uncertainty with the federal judge in new orleans and the decision, but it seems to me at my view this is a pretty reckless decision but because the estimates are about 14,000 migrants could begin crossing the border per day after title 42 ends on may 203rd. that has to have an enormous resource consequences for the federal government.42 i think homeland security is already talking about additional running out of money and needing additional dollars. ice and border patrol is estimated it could be out of fundus by july of this year. what about the impact on doj components, marshals,es immigration courts, u.s. attorneys offices? have you prepared any estimates, has the department prepared estimates to about the increasing expenditures may be this year un

oh, baghdadi to christian braun. kansas went on a 31 to 10 run in the 1st 10 minutes of the half.e less than a minute left. david mccormick works on brady manic the jayhawks 73 point lead. 15 points for manic carolina with one last chance to tie inbounding down by three. caleb love the guy who takes the last shot, but he doesn't get a good look. and kansas is the national champion 72 69, the final the fourth national championship in kansas history. it's the biggest comeback. in the finals history . on friday, the giants opened the season at home against florida. the a's will be on the road in philadelphia. they'll play one more cactus league game against each other tomorrow. today was the second to last spring tune up for the two teams who met in mesa call urban dealing to brandon crawford in a scoreless second inning. the fans beyond the right field. vance get the battle for this ball. crawford's second home of the spring. it was one to nothing. anthony desclafani looks like he's ready for the starting bell. today. sclafani gets austin allen swinging sheldon noisy looking at dalt

joined by someone who is no stranger to firsts, former senator carol moseley braun. >> thank you for having me. i am so proud of those young reporters who are going to the ukraine witnessing firsthand the horrific war that's going on there. it just warms your heart to see young people going on the frontlines and they're seeing dead bodies. it's terrible. war is horrific. i'm proud of our media. >> they're doing incredible work. they're incredible people. we're so thankful for that. let's talk about ketanji brown jackson, judge ketanji brown jackson -- justice ketanji brown jackson. you were at the ceremony yesterday. >> i was. >> what was that like for you? >> it was astonishing. let me say this, i worked with general mccaffrey who was just on on getting a world war i memorial built in washington. we didn't have a memorial there. for this ceremony, i wore my pin for the world war i veterans. my grandfather was one of 350,000 blacks who served in the first world war, came back to a country where they were being lynched. my grandmother could not have imagined having a

super manager scooter braun is now online on youtube. you can go @the beat with ari or put scooter and ari into youtube. you can find me online @arimelber on social. speaking of that, time's up. the readout with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reid out" with a question that has been bugging me increasingly over the last few years even more so after the coup attempt lass january. it is this. has america become ungovernable? hold on. let me tease this out a little bit. president joe biden won with 81 million votes, 7 million more than donald trump got. it includes things that are demonstrably popular with americans. protecting your right to vote. 62% of voters make it illegal to prevent someone from registering to vote. police reform. more than 2/3 of americans say our criminal justice system needs either a complete overhaul or major changes. there's also gun reform, not ending gun reform but just making it so that our kids don't have to do active shooter drills and we can go to a walmart in texas or on the n

braun, mr. braun, no. mr. brown, mr. brown, aye. mr. burr, no. miss cantwell, aye. mrs. capito, no.ye. mr. casey, mr. casey, aye. mr. cassidy, mr. cassidy, no. miss collins, aye. mr. cornyn, mr. cornyn no. miss cortez massto, aye. mr. cotton, mr. cotton no. mr. kramer, mr. kramer, no. mr. crapo, mr. crapo, no. mr. cruz, mr. cruz, no. mr. danes, mr. danes no. ms. duckworth, ms. duckworth aye. mr. durbin, mr. durbin aye. miss ernst, miss ernst no. mrs. feinstein, mrs. feinstein aye. mrs. fisher, mrs. fisher no. mrs. gillibran, aye. mr. graham, mr. grassley, mr. grassley no. mr. hagerty, no. miss hassan, aye. mr. hauley, no. mr. heinrich, mr. heinrich, aye. mr. hickenlooper, mr. hickenlooper, aye. miss hirono, aye. mr. hoven, mr. hoven no. mrs. hyde-smith, no. mr. inhofe, no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson no. mr. kain, mr. kain aye. mr. kelly, mr. kelly, aye. mr. kennedy, mr. kennedy no. mr. king. mr. king aye. ms. klobuchar aye. mr. langeford, mr. langeford no. mr. leahy, mr. leahy aye. mr. lee, mr. lee no. mr. luhan, aye. miss lumis, no. mr. manchin, mr. manchin, aye. mr. marky, aye. mr.

. >> hello, i'm darragh braun, governor ron desantis signed a bill, reversing the 85-year agreement that, it comes after they spoke out against the state's don't say gay bill. >>> many fires are burning across the u.s., in arizona it's burning 2100 acres sense last sunday. 11 million people are under red flag zones in colorado and mexico. now back to "dateline." zblmpls zblmpbls "dateline. zblmpls zblmpbls . >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. michelle martinko's unsolved murder marked a loss of innocence for her friends and family, but not a loss of hope. cold case detectives were determined to catch the killer using a modern arsenal of tools. the same technology used to crack a legendary case in california was about to reveal a tantalizing clue. back to dennis murphy with "and then there were three." the decades old investigation into michelle martinko's 1979 murder had a new urgency. the detective doug larrison had a dna profile of the killer and original list of suspects. one by one he asked for dna samples looking for a match. >> doug started with the all the exboyfrie

braun, no. mr. brown, aye. mr. burr, no. ms. cantwell, aye. mrs. capito, no. mr. cardin, aye. mr.mr. cornyn, no. ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. cotton, no. mr. kramer, no. mr. crapo, no. mr. cruz, no. mr. danes, no. ms. duckworth, aye. mr. durbin, aye. ms. ernst, no. mrs. feinstein, aye. mrs. fisher, no. mrs. gillibrand, aye. mr. graham? mr. grassley, no. mr. haggerty, no. ms. hassan, aye. mr. hawley, no. mr. heinrich, aye. mr. hickenlooper, aye. ms. hirono, aye. mr. hoven, no. mrs. hyde-smith, no. mr. inhoff, no. mr. johnson, no. mr. kane, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. kennedy, no. mr. king, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. langford, no. mr. leahy, aye. mr. lee, no. mr. luhan, aye. ms. lumis, no. mr. manchin, aye. mr. markey, aye. mr. marshall, no. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkley, aye. mr. moran voted in the negative. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mrs. murray, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul. mr. peters, aye. mr. portman, no. mr. reid, aye. mr. rich, no. mr. romney, aye. ms. rosen, aye. mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders, aye. mr. sasse, no. m

my new interview with music super manager scooter braun is now online on youtube.ri into youtube. you can find me online @arimelber on social. speaking of that, time's up. the readout with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reid out" with a question that has been bugging me increasingly over the last few years even more so after the coup attempt lass january. it is this. has america become ungovernable? hold on. let me tease this out a little bit. president joe biden won with 81 million votes, 7 million more than donald trump got. it includes things that are demonstrably popular with

senator who succeeded, who was succeeded by carol mosley braun. >> it's fizgerald i believe. >> i remember the prosecutor. >> he wasn't there very long. >> no, he was there one term. >> one, term, yes. >> and very decent man. >> i think he lives around here now. >> i think he kind of got fed up, in some ways he was a man ahead of his time. he was frustrated by the way even then that the senate was operating or not operating. in any event -- >> is it peter fitzgerald? >> peter fitzgerald, yes, and paul simon, and they were very supportive. you have to remember, this pres. anything in illinois, particularly anything that big, that visible is going to be an attractive object for politicians, politicians who want jobs, who want whatever, jobs for friends. i accepted the invitation. naive. they had a vision. she saw all of thisincoln memor statement of the old state capitol where the library was located, under the parking, as i recall. it was wonderful stuff, including one of four existing copies of the gettysburg address in lincoln's own hand. her vision was why are we literally locking all of

senator who succeeded who was succeeded by carol mosley braun, it's gerald. there's a fifth year. because remember there was the prosecutor. what's he wasn't there? very long. no, he was there one term one term. yeah. thank you. very decent man. he lives around here, but i think he i think he kind of got fed up. in some ways he was a man ahead of his time. he was frustrated by the way, even then that the senate was operating or not operating in any event. is it peter fitzgerald peter fitzgerald? yeah. and and paul simon and they were they were very supportive. you have to remember this project could be done to attract some negative. press, you know anything you don't know why. particularly anything that big that visible is going to be an attractive object for politicians. politicians who want jobs who want whatever? jobs for friends in any man, i oh naively. um accepted the invitation governor mcgovich who actually recruited me? and but the people who really deserve credit julie cellini well a woman in springfield, illinois. and susan mogerman friends and and they had a vision do

but republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy and indiana senator mike braun aren't sure the funding is needed. once administration going to spend it on there. so much money sloshing around in the federal government right now. and if you look carefully and we need to be repurposing without the funding. the administration warns the u.s. will fall behind not just with the pills but other covid treatments reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> billions of dollars are now available to help san franciscoos small businesses and nonprofits recover from the pandemic city officials launched an 11 and a half million dollar grant program today. mayor breed says this money will also be used to train and establish new and existing entrepreneurs develop. new programming, organize festivals and events and offer technical assistance to small businesses. the city's deadline to apply for the grants is may 19th. the application is available through the city's office of economic and workforce development. we have a link to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. lawmakers are moving forward with a pl

mogul scooter braun. you can always find that, as i mentioned @thebeatwithari. find me on facebook, ingram and twitter. as always we appreciate you joining us here at 6:00 p.m. eastern. i'll see you here tomorrow at the same time. "the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. >> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight remembering madeline albright. the first woman to sever as u.s. secretary of state who passed away last month at the age of 84. her funeral was held this morning at the storied washington national cathedral where our nation's top leaders sat in the front row. president biden, the obamas, the clintons and their daughter chelsea as well as al gore, first lady jill biden was not in attendance because of her work at the community college where she teaches, and vice president harris remains in isolation following a positive covid test. but the number of powerful people who gathered in washington was a signal of how important and beloved secretary albright was. she not only contributed greatly to our democracy, but show was also an embodim

but republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy and indiana senator mike braun aren't sure the funding is needed. once administration going to spend it on there. so much money sloshing around in the federal government right now. and if you look carefully and we need to be repurposing without the funding the administration warns the u.s. will fall behind not just with the pills but other cotid treatments reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> pfizer has sent an emergency use authorization request to the fda for a covid booster shot for kids. the booster would be for kids ages 5 through 11. the company says a 3rd dose increases the amount of antibodies by 36% in that age group. pfizer also says it expects to submit more studies for children younger than 5 in the coming weeks. a lot of parents can't wait for that. vice president kamala harris has tested positive for covid. a white house spokesperson says the vice president is not experiencing any symptoms. the vice president is currently isolating and working from the vice president's residence. she has not been in close contact wit

carolina turns it over, then it's a bargain to christian braun, carolina lead cut to one well balancedlayers in doubles. now it's carolina, down three. but answering johnson from the corner tied at 57 now inside a minute, and i have to play with carolina, up one. david mccormack, mrs but follows the mist muscles the ball in it. 70 69 kansas same score. carolina has stopped. mccormick works on manic grinds out two more. mccormick ended up with 15 points. kansas had a three point lead carolina with one last chance to tie in bounding down by three. caleb loved the guy who takes the last shot, but he doesn't get a good look. kansas has the national champion 72 69 , the final the fourth national championship in kansas history. the biggest comeback and ncaa finals history. which raises the question of what in the world did. kansas switch up at the half? because you are the national champions disappointed in how we played the first half, carolina was obviously much better team. this team has been down before and told him at halftime. would you rather be down? 15 20 left or down nine with two