thumbs up there from cape canaveral. you very much.herlands, willem—alexander, has apologised for his country's role in slavery at an event marking 150 years since slaves were freed in former colonies. in his speech, the monarch said he felt "personally and intensely" affected. a dutch study revealed that the royal family earned the equivalent of nearly $600 million from the colonies, where slavery was widespread. let's hear some of what he had to say and the reaction among those gathered. translation: the horrific legacy | of slavery remains with us today. | its effects can still be felt in racism in our society. in december last year, the dutch prime minister apologised on behalf of the dutch government for the fact that for centuries in the name of the dutch state, human beings were made into commodities, exploited and abused. today, i stand before you. today, as your king and as a member of the government, i make this apology myself. applause. and i feel the weight of the words in my heart and my soul. australia has become first co

we are hoping to go live to cape canaveral later in the programme to bring that rocket launch, hopefully we will demystify the many secrets of the universe earlier. —— later. we start in france where the funeral service has been taking place for 17—year—old nahel m, whose killing by a police officer during a traffic stop in a parisian suburb on tuesday has sparked four nights of unrest. last night, police made more than 1300 arrests across the country. and in the last hour we've heard that president macron has postponed a planned state visit to germany amid the unrest. riots have broken out in several cities notably in marseille, in the south of the country. video footage shows streets on fire, and shops including a gun store being looted by rioters. despite the deployment of 16,000 police officers, the violence has continued including in the capital, paris. the police officer involved in the death of the teenager on tuesday, has been charged with voluntary homocide. let's get the latest now from paris and speak to our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan. rajani? well, it was another night

euclid, which cost more than a billion dollars, blasted off on a rocket from cape canaveral in floridarstanding of dark matter and dark energy. researchers know virtually nothing about these phenomena, which appear to make up the vast majority of the universe. sevenjust stop oil protesters have been arrested while trying to halt the annual pride parade in central london. the metropolitan police removed the demonstrators who managed to briefly stop the march. the protesters, who were lgbtq+ members ofjust stop oil, said they were angry at the parade organisers. people here wonder if they can ever rebuild. we need to show some hope. our presence is vital, and we need to report and bear witness. you don't think further than an hour ahead. it don't think further than an hour ahead. , . , don't think further than an hour ahead. , ., , ., ., ahead. it is actually the moment to be lookin: ahead. it is actually the moment to be looking forward, _ ahead. it is actually the moment to be looking forward, and _ ahead. it is actually the moment to be looking forward, and that - ahead. it is actuall

the cape canaveral space telescope in florida was sent to a point one and a half million kilometers from earth. this telescope will help astronomers determine the most dark matter in the space. it helps and also the nature of dark energy restores the force necessary for the expansion of space to be effective . the secretary of the iran coal association informed about the 800 million dollar source of coal last year that the process of coal production in the country is not suitable and because it is facing a decrease in production . we know that the price of coal is unreasonable last year, with 12 billion tons of geological reserves, we became a major importer of coal, up to 800 million dollars of coal was imported into the country , although iran is one of the richest countries with coal, but last year, one and a half million tomans worth of coal was imported into the country. last year domestic production produced about 1 million 750 thousand tons of coal concentrate, 1 million 500 thousand tomans of coal was imported, so last year we had an increase in imports as well as a jump in expor

on the 22 star link internet satellites were launched from cape canaveral in florida, they've been put into low earth orbit to joined the largest satellite constellation delivering broadband internet world wide space. ext mission also set a new record for reusable rockets. it was the 16th time, the falcon, 9 booster has successfully landed back on earth to be used to get the business out as you are. and these are the top stories to me just president, i saw you had, has rejected criticism over the mistreatment of black african migrants and refugees on the border would leave you. 700 people have been left stranded without food or water for days. 6 people including 3 children, are reported to have been stab to death at a nursery in southern china police and the province of long don't say the suspect has been arrested. katrina, you has more from badging. it is extremely rapid. these kinds of attacks to occur. guns are legal and penalties for this kind of crime. they is very harsh. most. most of those are found guilty of intentional murder. they received the death penalty. however, tragical

space mission to try and solve some of the biggest mysteries of the universe, has launched from cape canaveral will make a 3d map of the cosmos to help scientists understand the nature of dark matter and dark energy. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle reports. three, two, one. heading into space to solve some of the most profound cosmic mysteries. the european space agency's euclid spacecraft is on its way. what we can see in the cosmos makes up a tiny fraction of what's really there. euclid will aim to shed light on what's called the dark universe. the challenge is we can't see it and scientists don't really know what it is. it's just like trying to set off on a ship before people knew where land was in different directions. now we're just trying to map out the universe and try and understand where we fit into it and how we've got here. the spacecraft will be making a vast 3—d map of the cosmos. it's trying to understand phenomena called dark energy and dark matter. so what is dark matter? galaxys like our own milky way are held together by gravity. the force comes from everything that's in

the euclid spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral in florida on saturday.nderstand more about dark matter. 0ur reporter david lumb has more. five, four, three, i two, one — igniton. heading to space to solve one of science's biggest questions — what is the universe made of? the euclid telescope was launched from florida on a falcon nine rocket yesterday. falcon nine has successfully lifted off from pad 40 and throttled down to prepare for max g, which is coming up at t—plus one minute and 12 seconds. dispatched to an observation position 1.5 million kilometres from earth. it's hoping to give us the next bit of the puzzle to what this dark universe really is. 95% of the universe is dark, it doesn't shine, and we have to observe it through other means. we know something about it, but we don't know all of the things about the dark substance in the universe, so euclid really is the next step in our discovery of what this stuff is that makes up most of our universe. euclid will be making a vast, 3d map of the cosmos. the hope is to shed light on the properties o

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after the latest blast off into orbit 20 to star link internet satellites were launched from cape canaveral in florida. they've been put into low earth orbit to joined the largest satellite constellation, delivering broadband internet worldwide. the space ex mission also set a new record for reusable rockets. it was the 16th time, the falcon. 9 booster has successfully landed back on earth to be used to get the business out as you are, and these are the top stories to me just presently. i saw you had, has rejected criticism over the mistreatment of black african migrants and refugees on the border. we live, you 700 people have been left stranded without food or water for days. as 6 people, including 3 children are reported to have been stab to death at a nursery in southern china. police in the province of long don't say the suspect has been arrested katrina, you has more from badging. it is extremely rare for these kinds of attacks to occur . guns are legal and penalties for this kind of.

the observatory global on top of a space x rocket from cape canaveral in the united states is heading for an open. well, be on the moon, around one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. euclid full charge, a 3 d map of billions of galaxies to investigate the doc energy and talk methods that make up most of the universe. with all my 7 dog energy, all directly detectable, but appear to control the shape of everything in the universe. scientists admit they know virtually nothing about them. and that gap and knowledge means they're unable to explain. the origins of experiments indicates that stock energy accounts for 70 percent of all energy, while doc match what makes up another 25 percent or visible material like dust, finance, gas, and the stars makeup. only 5 percent. you could, will conduct a 6 year to pro survey of $50000.00 square degrees of sky laughing the distribution of doc method by finding the shuffle way it's mass to store light from other galaxies. or christopher consensus is professor of extra galactic astronomy at the university of manchester explains why scientists want to

. >>> and in one of musk's other ventures a spacex falcon-9 rocket lifted off from florida's cape canaveral this morning. the rocket carried a european spacecraft called euclid, on a mission to explore the dark universe. euclid will search for clues to the onrigins of the cosmos and the expansion of the universe. now, that is a tough assignment. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why florida's new immigration law is forcing some to walk off their jobs. >>> also, the threat to georgia's status as the peach state. >>> and, the minnesota town making money off pigs that aren't for sale. dults wiwith geneneralized mymyasthenia g gs who arare anti-acecetylcholine receptptor antibodody positiv. it is laststing controrol over y your gmg sysymptoms. and, ultomomiris is ththe ony lolong-acting g gmg treatmtt with 8 8 weeks of f freedom between n infusions.s. ulultomiris cacan lower your immmmune systemem's abability to f fight infecect, increasingng your chanance of s serious, lilife-threatetening meniningol and otheher types ofof infecti. if not v vaccinated,d, you mt receceive meningngoc

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for 3, a space ex rocket launched from cape canaveral in the us with the euclid the satellites on board. it will investigate doc energy and shot the largest map of the universe as a creative of the law is a professor of astronomy in university college london. he told us about the initial planning for the you could tell us got mission. it's the major at the local advancement. at looking at the universe from space as part of the universe, you'll, kids will map about the 3rd of the sky. and it will see all the way to about 10000000000 years ago. right. the whole universe is 13800000000 years old. so it would see the universe all the way to execute them, so to speak. and by mentioning a read us of galaxies, it would be able to tell us by some in direct methods it, what's univers may do, you know, we wanted to get outside the cave. we can, we then people travel from one country mentally in other, discovering your new places. and i think this, this journey of euclid of the journey to dog can assess the, you'll play space or just the website says the journey into the darkness is i think, just

the latest space x mission has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida the falcon 9 is carrying 22 starlink satellites in 2019 and there are now 3,700 orbiting the earth. last week, amazon said it plans to launch a space internet service to rival spacex's starlink. if you look up at the night sky, you may see them. i did over turkey last week. stay here with us on bbc news. hello again. as we go through this week, the weather is certainly going to be changeable. it is today. we've got some rain clearing southwards across england, followed by sunshine and showers and also at times areas of cloud. now the weather front is the weather front that's been pushing steadily south through the course of yesterday and this morning. and it will eventually through the afternoon, clear southern areas. and you can see from this spacing in the isobars, looking at a breezy day, it's not going to be as windy as it was at the weekend. so the rain continuing to push off in the direction of the english channel. behind it, we've got the mixture of sunshine, showers, areas of cloud and also a new weather

lots of noise from cape canaveral in florida. they'll be important to know a little bit to join the space 6 many satellite network 11 was best intimate worldwide. the hello again. i'm elizabeth ronda mendoza with the headlines on challenges here on us. president joe biden is headed for 10 donnell street where he can meet you. k prime minister virtue. so nack laser on monday, had a key nato summit this week. biden's trip to europe will be dominated by the gathering in virginia and, but shown solidarity with ukraine. 6 people have been killed in an attack, and another ended at a kindergarten in china. the incident took place and long donald province move of hong kong. a 25 year old suspect has been taken into custody for questioning. tennessee, as president, has rejected allegations that his government, as most recent black african migraines, as hundreds, remain stranded at the border with libya. they were detained by security forces following anti migrant protests. but you, what it says to dawn is on the brink of a full scale of 7

greatest mysteries in of us doc energy and got lots of a space ex voltage is due to the stuff from cape canaveral in the us with the telescope about well, that is all the headlines. news continues here and i'll just hear that soft to the bottom line. the hi are steve clements and i have a question. even though we'd like to forget it has the corona virus permanently changed everything. our relationships, our jobs, how the stock market works, even cooperation between countries. let's get to the bottom line. the sometimes it feels like yesterday and sometimes it just feels like ancient history. the cobit 19 virus spread like wildfire from country to country, starting in 2020, killing millions of people along the way, including more than a 1000000 here in the united states alone. in the past few months, the virus dropped from the headlines. maybe because it became just a fact of life, or maybe because of the war between russia and ukraine, or maybe just because we'd rather not think about the english locked down the social distance thing, the masks and trauma of the pen demik years. but my guess toda

the latest space x mission has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida.it. spacex started launching the starlink satellites in 2019 and there are now 3,700 orbiting the earth. last week amazon said it plans to launch a space internet service to rival starlink. we will have more on our main stories in a moment or two, after the weather with thomas. hello. the mixed bag continues after what was a very mixed weekend and for some of us an absolute wash—out on saturday. the weather was more typical of autumn and indeed little change expected for the rest of this week and quite possibly into august as well. i want to show you the weather systems developing across the north atlantic and heading in our direction on this wide picture here, this wide map. let's have a look at this animation and once again you can see the cloud and the outbreaks of rain and this undulating jet stream, and where we see these troughs in the jet stream that is where the low pressure tends to form. crucially over the next few days the jet stream will be generally to the south of us, an

spacex launch the european telescope from cape canaveral this morning.gy and dark matter in space. scientists call it dark universe. they estimate it makes up 95% of the cosmos. >> the deep south this is a this holiday weekend. the extreme heat that roasted texas this week moving east to georgia and florida and up north to tennessee and arkansas combined with humidity some places could feel like 120 degrees. farther north, fire smoke still lingering. places like boston is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups. the smoke could stick around through the holiday. molly: americans across the country are getting ready to rock this fourth of july weekend. part of our proud american-made in the u.s. series we go inside the gibson guitar factory in nashville to see how the music gets made. fox news correspondent is the lucky one that got to look behind the scenes. >> gibson makes all of their electric guitars right here in nashville. that is why we are continuing our series here in music city. we got a special all access look at the factory where hundreds of

. >>> a at new video to show you out of cape canaveral. launching a falcon rocket from the kennedy space center last night that contains a next generation ultradensity satellite, built in palo alto. the technology expected wi-fi and internet technology and more. >>> tipping fatigue. feel it at the restaurant, barber shop maybe after an uber or lyft ride? adds up, right? turns out to be fatigue is reaching new heights since the pandemic. here's "today in the bay's" marcus washington with more. >> reporter: hey, velena. talking about inflation. impacting people's tipping and so is the growing number of industries asking those customers to actually tip. okay there's a new survey finds nearly four in ten people are feeling the tipping fatigu two-thirds saying the always tip at restaurants. wn from last year. baboomers, most likely to tip. while gen z, least likely. the survey shows people's own budgets are affecteding how they tip. one local financial advisor says those tipping, you know, they actually feel that most of us industries are reall

. ♪ ♪ will: spacex launching falcon nine rocket from cape canaveral with another 54 star link satelliteso starlink tieing record launch was originallily planned for friday and delayed by one day, last minute due to technical difficulties. let's stay with elon musk tesla announcing first cybertruck has officially rolled off the assembly line four years after unveiling prototype. the first sales were officially expected in 2021 and now expected in 2024. no official word on what the truck will cost. with the estimates ranging between $39,000 and $70,000 way lower than i thought. kayleigh: wow. pete: getting ready for a family beach vacation. which will include look at that -- that looks delightful. plenty of lobstering we're told. kayleigh: lots of lobstering many lobster city to help me get ready time make the perfect summer dish lobster rolls. >> chef is here executive chef of the broadway restaurant group in boston which includes popular spots coppo hunters and lincoln. >> that's right. will: we were talking during the commercial break because we were fascinated best lobsters come from m

. >>> that is a space x rocket flying into cape canaveral this morning carrying a new telescope.d invisible dark matter and dark energy. it first returned to earth about eight minutes later. it is so amazing. >>> more teens are getting weight loss surgery than ever before after a major change from the american academy of pediatrics. >> i'm like, wow, this was me a couple of months ago and this is me now. >> look at the difference. three months ago 17-year-old ivan chavez had a gastrectomy. it typically shrinks a patient stomach by 60 to 80%. he has already lost 55 pounds. that is possible because the american academy of pediatrics recently endorsed this to treat severe obesity among teens. doctors are skeptical, arguing kids may not fully understand what they are signing up for. >> if you're telling a kid you will need a lifetime of medical care they may not be prepared for that. >> they urge teens to do research before undergoing the knife. >>> another strike for actors in hollywood, not just yet. they are looking for contract negotiations with hollywood produces right now. the

on this day, july@in 1950, the first successful rocket launch from cape canaveral took place.al rocket reaching an altitude of 244 miles and now you know. don't forget to watch american built on tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern only on fox business prime. back to the markets, please. business now for one hour and 12 minutes and i see green. dow's up 200, very small gains for the s&p and nasdaq. it is unfortunately likely to be the summer of strikes. ups has only one week left to reach a deal with the unionized workers, 340,000 of them. jeff flock is at one of the biggest hubs in philadelphia. jeff, what happens if there's no deal? reporter: they say, stuart, if there's no deal, they'll shut it down on august 16789 if there's a tentative deal, they'll continue to work till it's ratified but if they don't get a deal, they're out on august 1. there's a whole lot more trucks parked behind me i would think. how big of a deal is this to the country? i want to give you a couple of numbers that drives it home. remember the last strike, 1997 for ups? i cover that had one. it was a couple of

this was spacex and their falcon 9 rocket blasting off from cape canaveral, florida last night.he 16th time that this very rocket has launched into space and that sets a new record for space x. it touched down safely back on earth as well. setting up a 17th launch in the near future. that rocket was talk with. 22 starlink satellites, which are, of course slowly but surely providing more and more internet access over 56 countries from space. how it does it never gets. all is pretty cool. you i know you're so into space, but i i like the seas is pretty cool. yeah. >> coming over the next hour. >> and illegal skateboarding event san francisco turned into a riot and police ended up arresting dozens of people. but now the police are facing some criticism for their actions. and the coast guard clear the ruby princess to set sail. it's on its way to alaska right now, but not alaska right now, but not ♪ dinner! [sfx: phone ping] ♪ what? tween milestones like this... may start at age 9. hpv vaccination, a type of cancer prevention... against certain hpv-related cancers... can start then

for 3, the euclid observatory, lost on top of a space x rocket from cape canaveral in the united states. its heading for an oil bit well be on the moon, around one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. those are the headlines state change, which is here a wealth is coming up next. thanks so much the . ready the to do that, get it set up because any, you can not in the to who will have this the the, the, the in the 19 sixty's in the airport road was a decades of change creativity, but also of conflict that the city another is that make it the executive, i'm out of the room and see a lot of a if you actually mcclintic and it's been the student, i'm the ship it and i'm going to show it. and then from this team, and i'm going to see them a lot of for you and have them call me and all of you have them. and if you have to the or not to do it, i feel he, i don't, i mean and comfortable. it is right here to national bmw wisdom. i'm with the say, we didn't cut out. you couldn't imagine bus over corner total. and oh yes, i would have been watching. i would cut. i'm 15, not 12. i don't have uh scary

his spacex falcon 9 rocket blasting off from cape canaveral for less. i just would take a peek because it never gets old. this is 16 time same rocket is launched every time it's just spectators. but yeah, it weighs in. more fun to watch that blasting off in our yeah. those are will be soaring into the triple digits by the weekend i don't care how much you love the heat. i don't think a lot of us love them. triple digits. so enjoy the day. love to be but it will be nice to have to you know, a lot of people behind that still see that here tomorrow by. >> when i went back to the hotel, i was locked out of the room. so, i had the hotel call the room. kept ringing, ringing. i kept calling her phone. i'm, like, banging on the door. she doesn't let me in. >> judge rachel: alright, what happened, ms. wait? >> i ate a bag of edibles and passed out on the bed. >> judge rachel: [ laughs ] >> announcer: "hot bench." judge rachel juarez. judgch

universes, greatest mysteries, dark energy, and don't matter. euclid's will be launched from cape canaveral in the us on a space x rocket. it will be used to chop the, not just a map of universe ever created encompassing up to 2000000000 galaxies, because more of the, of this guy about of the pay cannot have that a is for search fellow in close knology the european space agency. she joins us from the months. gemini, a good to have you with us here on out. just so in terms of what this type of scope can observe, how important could its vision be, as well as what we're aiming to do with euclid is definitely, i'm vicious. i mean, it's a challenge, but we are finally to european space agency is taking them either shape to actually move forward and cosmetology. we are changing the era of for use of separation. think of smaller to with these amazing 3 d. my hope the universe are in terms that everyone can understand. what of this is the matter anyway? well, actually, we know it's all time to think us agents rocks through friday, but the name darks come from the impact that we come to see if that

connected after the latest blast off put the 2 stalling incidents satellites were lowered from cape canaveral in florida . they'd be put into low thought to join the space ex mini satellite network, delivering broadband internet worldwide. the mission also set to a new record for reuse of overall kits. while still a head here on to 0 in sports, an unfortunate name, it's the one very unlucky football. finds out how closely it proved to be in a few minutes the the for the type of support now and i think we could both perhaps beat the man behind you if we've all the same quote together. cool. so we just just need a few more practice sessions. i think kat before we take another chunk of it, she remains on cost. i record a clean 8th wimbledon cycle. he came through his suit a test with her and her couch. the defending champion was to set something that might show sense. a quote was suspended the previous nights when they were tons of cash did pull them back, which wraps up a full set. 6 full on with a flight in the cool to find is for face some see overview, but next the plan is never go beyond th

connected off to the latest, blocked off is worth $22.00 stalling internet satellites launched from cape canaveral. canaveral in florida. they've been put into low as obit to join the space x many satellite network delivering food by an internet world wide mission also set a new record for reusable rockets and a new gas pipeline has been opened in argentina, which the government types will lead to the end of gas imports in the next 2 years . the pipelines from the northern vacuum wes or region which is rich in shale gas was of a multi $1000000000.00 pipeline, is expected to ease the countries energy deficit and reverse the need for important gas and produce enough exports as well. weiss groups say that moving a 100000 people in uganda could lose that lands and livelihoods as a result of a major oil drilling projects. the government is building an oil pipeline, nearly 1400 kilometers long. that will connect oil fee to oil fields and west, and you down to 2 neighboring tons of me is cost of some effective rather than say they haven't been fully compensated. catherine, so airport's or jealousy, mcgee

so you play the observer, treat last on top of a space, x rocket cape. canaveral in. the united states is heading for it a little bit well, be on the moon, around one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. euclid will charge a 3 d map of billions of galaxies to investigate the dark energy adult massa the make up most of the universe. so i'm not certain dark energy all directly to taxable, but appear to control the shape of everything in the universe. scientists admit they know virtually nothing about them. and the gap and knowledge means that we're unable to explain the able to unable to explain our origins. rather, while the experiments indicate the dark energy accounts for 70 percent of full energy, while doc bossa makes about another 25 percent or visible material by products, the gas and stars make up of the 5 percent. well, you could well conduct a 6 year 2 pronged survey of $15000.00 square degrees of sky mapping. the distribution of don't matter about finding the stuff away as mass to store it's light from other galaxies. ok, well that's interest because somebody

a space ex rockets is due to the last off from cape canaveral in the us with the telescope avoid european space agency mission will chunk the largest map of the universe ever created encompassing up to 2000000000 galaxies across more than a 3rd of the sky. a sort of head on out there at the end. the next big star explains why he was taking out the upcoming basketball. well, the top right is built the the mom and oregon most space shot of which is in the team, make it a unique eco system. just being hosted by human activity on a number of fronts when to run a test of intensive farming that comes too much the how do you take size and these type is devastating at the classroom at the university of most. yeah, i mean, finally, just, i mean it has just t breed different species and needs to maintain a change in case of another 48000 c homes in the mom and know 520212000 trainings based creek. extra wondering, this is what it so one of the house is about ensuring that no one that can continue unless things change future generations to the animals that once drives to the momma. no, we don't exis

for 3, it was lost on his face ex rotate from cape canaveral in the us state of florida. the telescope will investigate doc, energy and doc match up. it will also chop the largest map of the universe ever created, including up to $2000000000.00 galaxies. awful. i have is a professor of astronomy at university college london. he was involved in planning the mission and told us about what he hopes will be shaped. it's the major at the logical advancement at looking at the universe from space as part of the universe. and you'll get with them after about a 3rd of the sky. and it will see all the way to about a 10000000000 years ago, right? the whole universe is 13800000000 years old, so it would see the universe all the way to execute them, so to speak. and by mentioning a release of galaxies, it would be able to tell us by some in direct methods it what's univers made, or, you know, we wanted to get outside the cave, which we then people traveled from one country, mentally, and other discovered new, new places. and i think this, this journey of euclid, the journey into darkn

news four days, april 12th, 1981 is the launch of, the first launch from the space shuttle in cape canaveral, january 29th. reagan's tax cuts cost seven cost to america, $750 billion over the next five years. september 12th, 1981. sandra. sandra day o'connor becomes the first female justice of the supreme court. these are big that we couldn't not see. so i'm absolutely positive on. some level these stories impacted or were in the we're in the awareness of august wilson i don't even say that necessarily impacted fences but these are the things that he's thinking about as you guys think about what the themes are fences and as we move from the deeply personal to the public i want you to think about the way the public is becoming aware because of the way the way that the public's awareness of the world of the nation of the national identity. march 2nd, 1982, the senate passes a bill eliminating the practice of bussing to it to achieve racial integration so bussing stops. in 1982 was racism fixed in 1982 now i don't think it was bussing was born a way to to i think was initially initially built a

the falcon nine rocket launch from cape canaveral over the weekend.the launch. last night is taking 22. starlink satellites into orbit. it was supposed to happen on saturday because but it was postponed because of thunderstorms. spacex says the satellites provide high speed internet service to more than 56 countries around the world. our time now, 552. after months of protest at uc berkeley, students in one department, they're now declaring victory with the university now plans to do in response to the long occupation by students of the library in the anthropology department and the san francisco marathon was held over the weekend and set some records. we have the highlights i'm garth brooks. and i'm trisha yearwood. a safe, decent, affordable place to call home is a canvas full of hope and joy, opportunity. visit habitat.org to help more families make masterpieces of their very own. they're warning people be on the lookout for bears. now a mother bear and two cubs were spotted in my walk park yesterday. the police also found bear scat out there near

kurd euclid and cape space base builder canaveral in florida and was sent one and a half million kilometers from the earth. this european telescope will draw a huge three-dimensional map of it to help astronomers understand more about the dark matter of space. the shape of galaxies helps, and the nature of dark energy provides the necessary force for the expansion of space to be effective. researchers say they may know almost nothing about the two. tens of hotel workers in los angeles are on strike, according to a labor union announcement. los angeles hotels hotel employees throughout this region stopped working for a day for better salaries and benefits , and the employees of this union are facing problems in providing housing and eliminating job opportunities . according to american media, the strike is one of the biggest strikes in hotels. in the last hundred years, america has unveiled the first electric bicycle equipped with chat gpt technology. the company that has integrated jet gpt technology in its electric bicycles says that it will provide sound balance with a racket. voice recog

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it also marks a historic turnaround time for the launch pad at complex 40 at cape canaveral. the rocket just launched at the site. 97 hours earlier. so that sets a rocket for a record for a rocket record. that's okay. i got it. all right. our time is low 49 because no one won the mega millions lottery jackpot on tuesday. it is now climbed to $910 million for tonight's drawing. okay, maybe i'll play if the winner scores the lucky six numbers, there are two options for the payout. the first is a lump sum $462.2 million. the second option is 30 years of payments worth $910 million. you do have until 7:00 tonight if you want to buy a ticket. all right. so when i win, how much am i going to give to you and to roberta? um i've known you longer, and work side by side, so i feel like i should get a little bit more a bigger share. okay. is so nice. okay. you get a big share, too. i was going to say, you've known him longer, but he likes me better. oh, mom, i'm sorry. i just had to throw that. hi, everybody. good morning to you. talk about numbers. we're going to go up today in compari

festival in mitchell, grissom splashed down in the atlantic ocean 260 nautical miles south of cape canaveral. he had just road mercury redstone iv above the earth and back down. appropriately, grissom nick named the ship liberty bell vii. a tribute of course to the bell that rang after the reading of the declaration of independence in 1776. regardless of what you've read in novels or seen in movies, grissom's flight was flawless. the vessel sank after its match blew, the result of poor design and electrostatic discharge, not astronaut error. four years later on march 23, 1965, friends and former classmates gathered at the first baptist church back in mitchell. nearly every business installed a television so their customers and employees could watch grissom return to space. this was a different journey, though. the mercury ships boosted astronauts into space and retrorocketted them back to earth. this new craft, gemini, gave them a degree of control and added maneuverability, technological leaps that anticipated manned flights to the moon. grissom, along with pilot pilot john young, did not o

in central florida, the busiest space port in the world is right in our backyard in cape canaveral. we had a record year of 57 launches from the cape in 2022, and we're expecting a total of 87 launches or more this year. so quite often we see two or more in a single week. when we see bad weather, as you can imagine, some of these launches start to stack up. which is why having a lengthy f.c.c. license process for each launch can be cumbersome and costly. that's why i introduced this bill with my colleague and fellow floridian, dr. dunn, to streamline the process. and ensure our space force continues to be the most efficient in the world. the launch the launch communications act allocates certain spectrum for commercial launches and re-entries. it streamlines the process for authorization while also keeping it available to other users and ensuring coordination to prevent any interference with government systems. as we continue to break launch records year after year, we need to streamline these processes to continue to ensure that america remains the world lead for the space and this