>> burks was a very spiritual man. i have sit here over last four or five days and watched people talk about him. seldom you can find an individual where no one has anything bad to say about this person. it was that energy. when he showed up, he brought a god-like energy that was pre present, people mobilize around his communication, his love and way of giving back. you never had to worry about him, if darron burks gave his word, he committed to his word and followed through. >> todd: times like this you really question your faith, you wonder why god took an individual like this. then you have to restore your faith and realize god has a higher plan for this individual, darron burks. we thank you for your time this mor morning, and thank you for beautiful words about your friend. if you are just joining us, breaking news out of israel. massive labor strikes after execution of six hostageses including israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin at hands of hamas. our next guest will share a message to biden and harris ahead of

officer burks was just 46 years old.nother proposal that has backing of elon musk, cheryl casone is here to explain next. >> todd: california state s senator becomes a republican and will vote for donald trump. what led her to ditch the dems when we come back. oney i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. >> carley: former president trump unveiling new economic plan including government efficiency commission that would be led by elon musk. todd is excited about this. >> todd: never been more excited. cheryl, this is my dream, going line by line and crossing out wa waste. it isener nervana. >> cheryl: all that pork spending washington is enamored with, we see that from democrats and republicans, to be clear. that is right. efficiency commis

burks lied? >> my position is you deceived dr. burks. you suggested to dr. burks that we did not have transmission based precautions in place. and that was not true. as you know, the attorney general incumbented this investigation. this is not new news. these were made four years ago. you had three department of justice investigations that reviewed them. you then had an attorney general's investigation that reviewed them. the attorney general of new york who governs the new york law and interprets the new york law found exactly contrary to what you are saying. and said it repeatedly. and you know she said it repeatedly. she said, quote, the march 25th advisory did not require admission of the covid-19 patients into nursing homes. but rather said the admission could not be denied solely that means only on the basis of the covid diagnosis. the attorney general said while some commentators suggested the guidance was a directive that nursing homes accept covid-19 patients even if they could not care for them, such an interpretation would violate statutes and reg

there's more to say about angel but but talk about henry burke. henry burke was first a sort of wealthy of new york, but without underemployed and, you know, sort of a gadabout and toward europe or maybe maybe he he europe with his wife where he had his first sort of animal awakening, a disturbing watching a bullfight in spain. he joined the foreign service under the lincoln administration then and served in russia. he had his second sort of awakening, watching a drunk driver beating a horse and he stepped out of his carriage resplendent in gold lace. and the jockey driver sort of dropped the stick was so apologetic. and that's when he realized, you know, he he sort of leverage his his power to help animals. and so he was he was a convert. and and on his way back to the states, went to london, where there was already an extent spca and sort of learned how they operated and then brought the idea back to new york where in just whirlwind few months he got a petition signed by all the city fathers. he went to albany and got a charter for the. he legis

officer burks was executed. >> reporter: investigators don't believe they knew each other. officers responded to the shooting and police say he then opened fire on them as well, shooting one officer in the leg and the other in the face. dramatic dash cam video shows he then led police on a high-speed chase. authorities say he was killed during a shootout with the officers following the chase. this ordeal comes amid an epidemic of violence against police. the national fraternal order of police reports 256 officers have been shot in the line of duty just this year alone with 38 of them tragically losing their lives. >> we have an officer who has served his entire life, dedicated his entire life to serving the community, and he lost his life simply for the uniform he wears. we really need to think about that. >> reporter: the community continues to mourn the officer who was also a former high school teacher. the police chief says his department is devastated over his tragic loss. >> trace: awful, thank you. let's bring a new york post reporter. great to have you on the show as

he was suspended from classes, then fired, but burke still came to school. he was convicted and imprisoned. he served 400 days in two terms and was released this summer. came again, but not to the school itself, but to the campus, where the teacher, a supporter of traditional values, tried to explain to the police that violence against children was taking place inside the educational institution, through the propaganda of puberty blockers, operations are mutilation, this is mutilation of children, to say a child that he is gender neutral, to instill in him that he needs to take chemical drugs, it happens. the teacher was sent to jail again. burke says that he is being tried for refusing to accept the hellish ideology of transgenderism. the statistics of mass shootings in the united states are growing. the scene of another tragedy was a school in the city of winder, georgia. at least four people died, about thirty were injured to one degree or another. according to information from the cnn channel, the police detained a suspect at the scene of the incident th

in 22 , enach burke was suspended from his job because he refused to address a trans student by his preferred name and pronoun. this time the teacher tried to explain to the police that child abuse was taking place inside through the propaganda of puberty blockers, but his voice was again ignored. the school filed a lawsuit claiming that birk's presence was detrimental to the staff and students. in estonia, social security was sacrificed to nato in order to increase defense spending to 5% of gdp, many vulnerable categories of citizens will be deprived of legal benefits by 2026. so the authorities decided to save money and decided to reduce child care benefits reduction of payments for sick leave. moreover, there will be no 200 euro allowance for single pensioners living in the houses of the priest. his words are confirmed by presidential candidate kamala harris, who came up with the initiative to news. everything is splitting society very seriously. who ordered the arrest of durov? why are media magnates alarmed about this? the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine on the kursk region, zel

dallas police officer daron burks laid to rest tomorrow. being described as a targeted execution. cold blooded murder. brooke taylor has more live from dallas. >> officer burks was a long-time teacher and coach. recently became an officer. he hadn't been on the job a year and brutally attacked and murdered thursday. police say he was sitting in his marked car last week when the shooter went up to him, pulled out a handgun and killed him. the dallas police chief says this was a targeted execution. i want you to take a look at this dash cam footage showing the final confrontation between the shooter and police following a 25-mile chase. he stops in the middle of the freeway, walks toward the officers, you could see that shotgun in his hand there. the officers are yelling at him to drop the gun before he is shot. president of the dallas police chief association tells me this is a war on cops. nationwide staffing shortages, no secret. we reported on it before. this, he says, is a perfect example of why so many people don't want to become office

this is in say, will the video of the mr. zachary burke, we're stuck brewing the companies before us. i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. yeah. you have a product. you got a product of products that's killing people. yeah. and you've got a product where i find young guys and cigarettes dealing table. we did some about it. maybe not enough. you're going to talk about guns. we have the atf. nothing here. there's not a damn thing anybody can do about it. you can't be. so this is a guy who's actively cheering the killing of russians in ukraine, who's actively fomenting and fueling the ongoing conflict. there was a hypocritical piece of and of course go to lindsey enough for me to graham and he kind of defines this war hungry american at least tell never fight in the war. the kids will never find in the war. nobody in the extended family willing and for the ultimate war begins. and those do to find themselves very deep down inside of mountain eating can food while you and the rest of the fry. know something that came to mind this week was very interesting.

darren burks was gunned down next week.shot two officers who responded to the distress call. he led police on a high speed chase before officers shot and killed him. just look at your screen. 243 police officers have been shot and injured in the line of duty so far this year. the names you see there scrolling are the 32 men and women in blue intentionally killed just this year by gunfire. we welcome correspondent brook taylor to fox news. new member of our fox family. she have starts with hard news for us today. glad you are on the story for us, brook. >> this is a tough one here. the vice president of the fop tells me that attacks like this against officers are escalating. he called this an all-out raging war against police. officer darren burke, as you just mentioned, is the latest example of this. an officer just killed simply because he was wearing a badge. a long time teacher and coach and recently became an officer to serve his community in a different way. he was murdered less than a year on the job. dallas police sa

and dr. burke, that's the latest. that's the angle. it says though, the government to say you provide them this information, but by the way, don't look at us, look at your particular platform. yeah, well that and natalie, i mean, they, the most of what the authorities claim is miss information. and this information comes from them. it doesn't get right code, we're commenting on it and we're questioning it. and that's why i that gets us all in all kinds of trouble because we question their misinformation and this information and now it's being criminalized. go ahead. right, well here's my favorite example. last year, the european commission commission to study for where misinformation was most prevalent and they found it and they defined it in a very mysterious way, such as things about coal bad, which end up being true, things about gender, which end up being true. so they had all of these parameters under which they were measuring this information, and they said they found it in spain and france and these communities and it's rice on

and dr. burke, that's the latest. that's the angle. it says though, the government, the say you provide them this information, by the way, don't look at us, look at your particular platform. yeah. well that and natalie, i mean, they, the, most of what the painting the authorities claim is miss information. and this information comes from them. it doesn't get right. it covers were commenting on it and we're questioning it. and that's why i that gets us all in a all kinds of trouble because we question their misinformation and this information and now it's being criminalized. go ahead. all right, well here's my favorite example. last year, the european commission commission to study for where misinformation was most prevalent and they found it and they defined it in a very mysterious way, such as things about coal bad, which end up being true, things about gender, which end up being true. so they had all of these parameters under which they were measuring this information, and they said they found it in spain and france and these communi

mr. sutka burke, of course we know mr. hooker. burke has a bit of a history as well when it comes to working with the us state, as we've, we've seen, very openly but claimed by, by the committee hunting him previously for working with. we know that they've done this with interest. and one of the guys that representing the guy representing meta at this hearing power and hearing the surprise, surprise that it was going to happen. that was a michael nick leg. now this isn't just any old chap, you know, nick leg is of you as in the u. k. well know easiest dx headed the liberal democrat party packing which stood for free speech and you know, the liberty and rights of people, sir, and the plague. nice and by queen elizabeth as ingrained in the deep state as you could possibly be this month at deputy prime minister of the united kingdom as he is representing a group now out of hearing, which is concerned about the interference of the state in media. one of the ridiculous allegations that was pitched on us here in our tea, among many other sorts, it's quite ridiculous, really. there's no act

enagh burke, who insists there are only two sexes, male and female, has been jailed for the third time refusing to promote transgenderism. he is behind bars in total difficulties spent more than a year. the movement against involving children in the fashion of gender reassignment is gaining momentum in the usa. following elon musk, who declared war on the so-called culture of awakening, with criticism of minors' trans transitions, the most popular american country singer jason aldean spoke out in an interview with tucker carlson. you don't even have the right to vote until you're 18, so under what article is this allowed? you can't drink beer until you're 21, but you can change your gender, for me it's wild. from the federal part of the news we move on to the regional: my colleagues in our branches in these seconds are getting ready to go on air with the main news of their regions, now we have the opportunity to find out what viewers of the news outside the moscow metropolis will see. gtrk lipetsk is on the line with us, where antonina skvartsova is hosting the broadcast today. today ,

journal," it says this, that trump calls for government shutdown if -- i don't have it to show it to you burks it says trump calls for government shutdown if voting laws aren't changed. is that the policy for a lot of republicans that it's ok to shut down the government? are they willing to own that in a sense? guest: there's probably a small segment of republicans that are willing to shut down the government, but i don't think it's the majority. i think we have seen over the years, there have been enough republicans who are willing to defy trump on this kind of issue, whether it's the debt ceiling or shutting down the government, that there's enough votes to get a funding bill through. there are a number of republicans who are in swing districts. they do not want to have a shutdown this close to election day. they think that would be just a terrible sign of republicans' governance and their ability to hold the house. so there is a lot of institutionalist republicans particularly in the senate who also want to fund the government. they think it's a basic responsibility, and so i think there's

discovered that just agricultural inventions that made the desert bloom and it's all in what loudermilk burke and it's it's it's expounded the detail with agricultural agronomy and subsisted creation and shows how and this is continue israel still makes the world blown at it leads the world and they sell them as desalination while its economy is increased. it's 60 times that's. it's productive today by a factor of it it's use of water is actually diminished 10% it's agricultural production is up 16 fold since it was founded. but its use of water is actually down 10%. so israel polls shows that all our fears of a water crisis or a resource crisis. population crisis or whatever are all empty. if you affirm the genius of of human beings inventing new technologies and making the deserts of our lives bloom with no possible. abilities and capabilities and operating hundred days, new horizons for human creativity. one more quote from the israel test. instead, what we find in the us is not the immense gratitude that israel deserves, but an insidious spate of abusive nonsense detailing the alleged ind

edmund burke to boris johnson.riously difficult position to define, but madsen pirie does a marvellous effort at it. state of the nation book club starts now . now. well, madsen pirie, thank you so much for joining well, madsen pirie, thank you so much forjoining me to talk much for joining me to talk about your new book, the philosophy of conservatism isn't a philosophy of conservatism to some extent a contradiction in terms? >> some people have supposed that and one of the aims of the bookis that and one of the aims of the book is to show that this is not, in fact, true. conservatism is more than just a collection of prejudices. there is a theme running right through it. there are two types of conservatism those who want things to stay the same, and we spell them with a little c. and then there is the political tradition, which you spell with the big c, and my bookis you spell with the big c, and my book is largely about the big c, and i was interested that in terms of the big c conservatives, you only start with

i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with web and on burke stream. you can find, we've been speaking to them here to nights and, and some of them are extremely angry at the government. so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system focus now to the northern border means that the hostages will be forgotten. others were very defiant and they said, we don't want this full. and they blamed benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister for um, for, for the font. so not finding a deal with the, from us, uh, political reasons to maintain his political survival. but to bubble wrap, the people are worried about their safety and about what will happen next. well, as we've heard from our correspondence, there's been a shift and focus to israel's northern border. and then saturday is really forces conducted a wave of strikes targeting has the la 11 on while has the law continue to launch dozens of rockets of northern israel. the latest exchange of cross border fire

since may of 22, when such an order was sent to irish schools, burke has been arrested for the thirdtime. the first time he spent 100 days in prison, plus he was given a fine - 88,000 euros, the second time he has already served 300 days. and now there is a new trial: they want to completely ban the teacher from teaching. the police detained him on september 1 right outside the school building. such a peculiar start to the school year. against the backdrop of the big news that for the first time in history, two space tourists went into outer space, and even on live television , the topic of american nasa astronauts stuck in orbit is somehow unattractively pushed into the background. they arrived for 8 days, but have been stuck for 8 weeks already, and to get them back from there it doesn't work. nasa assured that it would solve the problem by the end of august, but autumn has already arrived, and now it is claimed that in case of emergency it is necessary. and international media are fond of themes of sensational rescue of victims of various circumstances and stupidity of the authori

burke not only refused to call the boy a girl, but also to tell students about the need to take puberty blockers. ireland does not need the truth. more legal news in telegram channels to conduct a fat part of an honest detective, bright fragments of our broadcasts and the best investigations on the platform smotrim. that's all for us, the information evening on the russia 24 channel continues, stay with us. the broadcast continues with facts, information hour, let's start with the main thing. it is going through serious trials and suffering from these terrorist acts, as for the military side of things, i have already spoken about this, the enemy's goal was to make us nervous, to fuss, to transfer troops from one area to another, to stop our offensive in key areas, primarily in donbass, liberation, which is our primary goal. did it work or not, no, the enemy did not succeed, well, first of all, our armed forces stabilized the situation began to gradually squeeze it out of the border areas, secondly and most importantly, no actions to contain our offensive are taking place, on the contrar

and justin's attorney ed ward burke jr.n adamant that law enforcement mishandled justin's arrest and justin, did he fail the field sobriety tests but he did not do a breathalyzer and when i was speaking to an attorney misty maris who is frequently on msnbc, she was there outside of the courthouse and telling me this is not celebrity treatment that he's getting with striking a plea deal. and why is that the case. because he's a first-time offender. he did have his license suspended when i was in the courtroom for the hearing last month where justin actually appeared virtually. and it is also going to be interesting to see if his license is suspended. that is something that we don't know yet. but according to misty maris, that is typical for something like this to be suspended for about a year. and we're expecting him to speak. that is part of the plea today. is that he has to make some sort of public service announcement. and according to nbc news's adam riese, his community service is contingent on what he said. so right no

ed: peter burke, thank you very much.ew york mayor eric has been speaking after being indicted on bribery charges and on fraud charges. he intends to defend himself. as the case is ongoing, he also intends to continue to govern new york city. he basically said that the work of running new york will continue. he has turned to alex spiro, an attorney that represented elon musk in litigation in recent months and years, in that process. we also expect the prosecutors in this case to speak imminently. and we will bring you that here on bloomberg television. but to recap, mayor eric adams will defend himself and he continues to speak in the face of those indictments on fraud and bribery charges. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has adv

checkpoint, flashes erupted over here in ramala, near ramala, actually to the east of bravalla in burk village which is actually for the fifth night in a row where settlers are attacking burqa and destroying a personal belongings like cars, also if we are going to talk about the protests about the protest that happened in in tel aviv to demand a cease fire and to demand hostage deal speculations of eight 800 thousand. have participated in these in these marches and in these protests under under the title that we will shake this country to bring the hostage, the hostages back. the emny army says it is down an american mq9 reaper drone the eighth of his kind shot out of the skys in the arab country since this anti-israely operations began early october. yeah sir said was taken down over madi province. he asserted that yemen will continue to carry out the anti-israel operations in solidarity with the oppressed palestinian people, and in the defense of yemen. he also said their country is further strengthening its defensive capabilities to confront the american british aggression by target

. >> testing has proven that neither john ramsey nor his deceased wife patsy, nor son burke, are connected to the murder of jonbenet. they were all exonerated back in 2008 by forensic science, but the stain of suspicion lingers, and john ramsey still wants one question answered. my goal right now is really to get an answer as to who did this for the sake of my family, for my children, their children. >> this is a cloud that still hangs over our family and it's not fair. it's not right, but it's there. >> various items have been sent to cellmark diagnostics in maryland for dna testing. the items were delivered on tuesday of this week. >> john claims that cloud formed in the first days of the murder by the boulder police department. >> there were no visible signs of forced entry into the home. it appeared that someone may have known the home well, that would indicate to me that there is not just a random act they wanted to bring pressure on patsy and i. >> we were told by the da that was said. their case is solely that you didn't act right that morning and they're going to bring intense pres

darron burks left his job as a math teacher coach to serve his community.s murdered less than a year on a job. he was sitting in his marked patrol car last thursday when the shooter went up to him and pulled out a handgun and killed him. the dallas police chief says this was a targeted execution. take a look at this dashcam footage. he led them on a chase and stopped, the officers yelling at him to drop the gun. he doesn't listen and then he is shot and killed. the president of the dallas police chief association tells us this is a perfect example of why so many people just don't want to become officers anymore, and nationwide staffing shortages are devastating our police forces. >> these young officers, when they are arriving to those scenes, they are responding to scenes of war. that is not normal. the days of the simple 911 calls, loud music, those days are gone. we are responding to acts of war. >> and back here, a growing memorial for officer burks with dozens of flowers and balloons in honor of him. his funeral is going to be held tomorrow, john. >> j

media of murdering her daughter in the court of public opinion, john and patsy ramsey and big brother burke were quickly convicted. >> after all, john had found the child's body in the basement of their boulder, colorado, home seven hours after she was reported missing. >> this murderer is still at large. there is a mad man out there. >> there has been a complete autopsy done on this girl. was she or was she not sexually molested? >> the police are not releasing that information. the autopsy released. report released by the coroner to the public, indicated death by strangulation. but it was classified as a homicide. that is the only information that is officially released at this time. >> mysteriously, a handwritten ransom note was found in the home as well. boulder police initially suspected it was written by patsy and the appearance of jonbenet's body had been staged by her parents in order to cover up the murder. >> no, i didn't do it. why do i have to defend myself? i have been, you know, a good mother. >> but family members were fully exonerated thanks to a novel technology. in 1997, d

[cheers and applause] and their all-star coaches, our baseball brainiac and winning machine, coach burke and freshl off of her own baseball career and our home broen bay sox alumni coach julie, give it up. [cheers and applause] so this is the team who brought back to back national championships title home to san francisco. and more importantly this is the team that proved that with hard work, dedication and with hard work and dedication that a public program with no try outs, no cuts, who only ever won one game at nationals can go to becoming two-time championship. so one more time for our 16u! [cheers and applause] impressive. all right so what we're witnessing tonight in san francisco is unprecedented record number of girls playing baseball. question for y'all, how many years have played or playing on your middle school or high school teams right now? hold them high. hold them high. give it up. it's hard. so middle school and high school is where we see the most drop out in baseball. but here in san francisco, we're bucking the trend, we don't only talk the talk, because our rec and pa

thomas daniel burke, matthew j. burke. the solemn remembrance following a heated night on the debate stage between the two presidential candidates, the harris campaign calling for a rematch. the former president is noncommittal. are we going to do a rematch? i just don't know. but we'll think about it. i would do nbc, i'd do fox to the first and possibly only debate between the two is drawing mixed reaction from politicians to americans in battleground states. this is classic president trump performance. i think she had a really good debate. i can't be happy about going and pushing either button. both campaigns are seeking to sway undecided voters as they return to the campaign trail. harris, riding a fresh wave of post-debate enthusiasm after receiving an endorsement from superstar taylor swift. i think that she does have impact as an individual. taylor swift, and it could have some overbearing effects on the election. the trump supporters are trump supporters. i'm sorry, that's just the way it is for us. government offic

and i think that, you know, edward burke , that, you know, edward burke, edmund burke, sorry, the anglolo english philosopher, he talked about the anglo—irish philosopher. he talked about those little platoons of church, family and local community. i think those little platoons are somewhat they're dying in england. so i think that what robert jenrick needs to do, i think he's making some very reasonable points, but i think he also needs to talk about some problematic social and cultural trends, which are very much taking hold in england. >> what's an ethnically english person? >> so in my view, i think that there is very clearly an indigenous population in england now . a lot of people will have now. a lot of people will have different views in terms of how you classify that. i think that when you're talking in my view, i identify more as i'm more comfortable identifying as british, are you english? i think that in a civic sense, i have a very strong connection to england. now when it comes to the sports teams, i support england. but i think that if you're talking about actual identity

. >> the wk outcomes one month before boeing appointed kelly burke as its new chief objective. mr.warned a strike to put the company in jeopardy. could cost boeing billions of dollars. since the union rejected the latest deal boeing says it is ready to return to the negotiating table to reach a new agreement. the white house weighed in. a spokesperson said it is in touch with both sides and encouraged them to negotiate in good faith. before we go, stuck nasa astronauts sunita williams and butch wilmore have been stranded on the international space station since june after a boeing starliner mission was interrupted by technical problems. the starliner craft returned safely to earth a saturday but without sonny and butch on board. the pair's delayed return is now expected to happen in february. it means that astronauts won't be on earth for previously planned events including election day in the u.s.. sunny and butch said they planned to carry out their civic duties even from outer space. >> i sent down my request for a ballot today. they should get it to us in a couple weeks. that's

i'm friends with edmund burke, we've been corresponding for years. bach is new york's agent and parliament. i've traveled to london to put forward new york's case in person because the demands he's wanted to use the legally, you know, the legal the legally elected assemblyman to protest people like the duke of oak. we're not not no, you're not going to do that. it's going to be too slow and you're not going to do what we want. so they set up research at another government to do that. the lancey leaves and never he never comes back because by the time he leaves, not long. it's lexington and concord, and then things really go from bad to worse. yeah. and you covered all the committees because i wanted to ask you about that. you're the one that you mentioned. those one that i found particularly interesting was the committee of mechanics, because as you were talking about, there are all these and some of are, you know, galante control but then because they're controlled by, the dnc's there's this new committee called the committee of mechanics that basic

edmund burke to boris johnson.toriously difficult position to define, but madsen pirie does a marvellous effort at it. state of the nation book club starts now . now. well, madsen pirie, thank you so much for joining well, madsen pirie, thank you so much forjoining me to talk much for joining me to talk about your new book, the philosophy of conservatism isn't a philosophy of conservatism to some extent a contradiction in terms? >> some people have supposed that and one of the aims of the bookis that and one of the aims of the book is to show that this is not, in fact, true. conservatism is more than just a collection of prejudices. there is a theme running right through it. there are two types of conservatism those who are two types of conservatism th

. >> hoy se realizo en dallas el funeral de jerome burks, el policia que fue baleado en un incidentes colegas calificaron de ejecucion. >> durante el servicio, los dolientes pasaron junto a su auto a con una bandera autoaud cubierto nacional brooks, de 46 anos, estaba en su patrulla el 29 de agosto cuando fue t tiroteado por corey covey. >> segun la policia, este hablo con el agente y grabo el encuentro. >> regreso del primera emision es la primera mision espacial tripulada de la empresa. >> tras internacional espacial tripulada tras desacoplarse de la estacion espacial internacional ayer en la noche, starliner regreso sin t tripulantes y sin contratiempos a la tierra. >> asi finalizo el drama que inicio en junio con el lanzamiento de la largamente demorada mision con los dos astronautas butch wilmer y suni williams, una que estuvo marcada por los fallos en los p propulsores y las fugas de helio. >> son aparicio sanchez nos amplia. >> utilizando tres para tras un viaje de seis horas desde la estacion espacial internacional donde estuvo anexada por tres meses. >> a las 11 y un minuto