he had done that in the beauty of the thing was even though he physically had left the console, wase -- he knew his job now to give them the confidence to make the technical decisions and he was going to broker whatever political fallout might occur. a spectacular man. >> he was the interface between the top level and politics. >> i found that out later because when kraft moved to director, i became the flight operations director, the broker, external inner pace -- interface for skylab in the shuttle program, so i had the opportunity to feel the political heat that comes down when some but he might want to land the shuttle at the cape and we don't think it should be landed at the cape with a fuel-cell down or we made a call to launch when maybe all the mission roles were not satisfied or we used more propellant than we should have pursuing our mission objective. inanaged to spend some time headquarters explaining the control team decisions. >> he actually walked in his shoes. getting back to the fundamentals of the earlier flights because we are coming up on the one that made you fam

so, you had probably the three most experienced people at the console and it was a question f of, who is going to get to do what? the and lonnie had been to the moon a couple times. charlesworth had launch sed charlesworth had launch se sa satsoutherns and i had the experience. and i was division chief at that time and craft had been really on top of us to snail donail dos going to do what, until finally after the apollo 9 mission, we all managed to get together and charlesworth as lead had to make the calls and i called him, i said, cliff, we got to make a decision on which flight director is going to cover which phase of the mission. and this is probably the most ant anti-climactic meeting that i've ever had in my life. he looked me straight in the face and he said, well, i'm going to launch it and i'm going to do the eva, so, that not only leaves the landing and the lunar liftoff. i think glen's going to do the lunar leftoff, so, you got the landing. and it was all over in about 60 seconds. and, you know, each flight director -- i don't think there's any question, everybody wanted

and we try to console him we told him he could try again because there was time. but inside we also felt hurt. anybody. she has used all the family savings to pay for roads training 'd and that's put enormous pressure on him the minute he has worked really hard his hands were full of blisters and his back was totally bruised because he carried those heavy baskets he would try so hard. for 2 years family have watched him struggle with his disappointment they're now bracing themselves for whatever happens next again. we're hoping that he'll get in but i've told him that in case he doesn't. control yourself i'll come and get you and bring you home. they weiss is almost over the results are out in just a few days but the boys have one last chance to impress the recruiter so that's. what we're here. tomorrow is the final physical test the infamous rice. each boy has to carry a doctor band big basket filled with 15 kilograms of sand and they have to do it while sprinting up the mountain. with. what was on it and then today they are making sure they baskets otitis secure

so, you had probably the three most experienced people at the console. and it was a question of who was going to get to do what? and loni had been to the moon a couple of times. charlesworth had launched "saturn." i had the lunar module experience. you had no particular driver that says this person ought to be doing this phase of the mission. and i was division chief at that time and kraft had been really on top of us to nail down who is going to do what until finally the "apollo 9" mission we all managed to get together and charlesworth had to make the calls. and i called him and i said, cliff, we got to make a decision on which flight director is going to cover which phase of the mission. and this is probably the most anti-climateic meeting i ever had in my life. he looked me straight in the face and said i'll launch it and i'll do the eva. so that only leaves the landing and the lunar liftoff. i think glen is going to do the lunar liftoff so you got the landing. it was all over in about 60 seconds. and, you know, each flight director -- i don't think

, console and encourage.tivals at the moment, it is easter, it is passover, ramadan is coming up as well, and this is traditionally a time where families and friends would come together. there will be people who want to come to a church. what would you say to them? well, what i would say to them is, you know, that is me as well. the idea of not being at an easter service, i cannot remember any time i have not been at an easter service in the last more than a0 years. and so it is going to be very strange, but in the earliest centuries of christian history, church was in the home. and these wonderful buildings we have in the uk, these amazing historical buildings, are treasures, but they are not essentials. we can worship, and christians all over the world do, without buildings. the technology side is giving us a sense of a resurrection of generosity, of kindness, of contact, of care for one another, and i suppose both the challenge and the hope is that what we are doing with each other and for each other now,

it was important that the supplied not shrink for these merging consolations needed it to help construct itself. in more extreme version of the inquisition came into existence in spain. it was the spanish inquisition and that's actually the place where the crusades were europeans actually succeeded. failed in theha west. in spain the christian armies of ferdinand and isabella, they drove the muslims out and they herned the iberian and insulin to the christian kingdom. then they set up the spanish inquisition and they had pretty much run out of muslims because those guys fled but there was one trace of otherness that was left to right their in spain and it was the. the spanish inquisition focused on hunting them down and then if you converted come if he forced all the jews to convert you'd be overtaken. who else could you have is the force that was solidifying yourself in this? that is where the theory kind of developed and began to develop and jewishness was not a set of beliefs. it was some blood quality and no matter what you were said he believed he could and eliminate your jewishness

terrific ceo of consolation brands, how the company is holding up in a coronavirus world.come back to "mad money." >> thank you good to be here, jim. >> i've got to tell you, bill, i read through the quarter and the quarter was downright remarkable and what was really incredible to me was there was a lot of people who said, you know what the beer story is over i'm starting to believe that the beer story is just beginning, because the times are stuff. >> i think that's accurate you know, one of the things you always see in tough times and recessionary times is people buy the brands that they trust and when you think about modelo, corona, naomi and crawford, we have a lot of brands people trust and that's what they go to in tough times like this. >> can you explain for people what happens in terms of at-home versus bars and restaurants that are closed because it seems to me that people will drink beer wherever they are. >> right you see a lot of channel shift you see this in many recessionary environments. this one, admittedly, is a bit unchartered because one piece is reall

may the easter victory over evil and death console the sick, the dying, and those who care for them,s, may they entrust themselves to jesus, who has risen in the light. ♪ >> the holy father closes the prayers of the faithful with a prayer to god the father, welcome with kindness the prayer of your children and grant us your spirit so we may walk through history a as a risen people through christ, our lord. ♪ alleluia. ♪ alleluia. ♪ >> the juk prayer is the first prayer the holy father will be praying prayer in latin, i invite you if you have a missile to follow. ♪ alleluia. ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ [speaking i >> [speaking in a foreign language] >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> [speaking in a foreign language] >> lord, i am not worthy that you should come under my roof, but only say the word and my soul shall be healed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪.

and she was consoling me.uldn't be consoling me. >> reporter: the brutality of the murder was never far from the prosecutors' minds. >> i think i just thought how painful and how awful the last few minutes of her life would've been on this earth -- >> reporter: how terrifying. >> and absolutely terrifying. absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: even that, they said -- even that appeared to be part of the plan. this wasn't just about robbery, or even revenge, said prosecutor rousseau. >> it was discussions that carter cervantez had had with people where she expressed certain -- i guess you would call them fantasies involving killing people. >> reporter: liza schoenthal remembers one such discussion at work. >> it was just us. and we were folding clothes, and she mentioned that she had thought about killing someone before and whether or not she could watch them die. >> reporter: as if the murder wasn't shocking enough, prosecutors were pretty sure ashlea's murder was a thrill kill planned by a sadistic young woman

a powerhouse and that's console her. with ideas that are part of our future book somehow a card to of our. house world 3 part documentary stores may contain w. . this is news live from berlin a still under lockdown the churches around the world celebrate the holy day with no congregation then run for pope francis holds his easter vigil in an emptiness and paint his worship as world wide swath of church pews from live streams on the counter hard also on the program to stay at home over the easter weekend that's what germany's president tell.

people she said that she tried to console people who suffered personal grief she also mentioned those who have suffered from financial hardship she also paid tribute to frontline n.h.s. workers and also people that work in callan's we mustn't forget that it's not just about doctors and nurses who work inside hospitals ambulance workers who are going to be called out to deal with suspected cases of over $1000.00 but also those people who are selflessly continuing to go into work in old age care homes in those facilities and care for the vulnerable so she paid tribute to them and this is really important because these are the people that are about to go into a very difficult few weeks when the n.h.s. is expected to face really up precedented demand and trash and already we're seeing in many hospitals in parts the country facing that pressure with intensive care units becoming full with patients so the queen really paying tribute to all of those people and then also expressing her gratitude to those who are following government guidelines and so she really throwing her weight behind the

nobody can help it be consoled by the reappearance of borisjohnson today it be consoled by the reappearances johnson today after his touch and go expanse with the coronavirus himself and he wanted to reassure people by appearing early this morning but he also wants to win their trust. and he this morning but he also wants to win theirtrust. and he is this morning but he also wants to win their trust. and he is having to do that by taking people with him, bite talking about the second phase facing people for staying in lockdown. but now considering how to open it slowly but surely. he is with the doves in the cabinet, there are hawks who want businesses to open again and the economy to get going again. and there are the doves whojust don't going again. and there are the doves who just don't want to risk public health with a second wave and that isjohnson's message health with a second wave and that is johnson's message today. health with a second wave and that isjohnson's message today. he is going to have to because in his absence, the vacuum in the government has been rudderless as a plagu

like in many countries hotels in russia are bracing for consolations during what would normally be the beginning of the spring travel season but some operators are trying a new marketing tactic selling themselves to locals who need a safe place to quarantine or self isolation take a look. ever felt like you needed a vacation after your vacation well if you've returned from a coronavirus hotspot 2 weeks of alone time may be mandatory as lockdowns in moscow st petersburg and other regions in russia continue occupancy rates at hotels have plummeted so managers and owners are offering rooms or dachas to locals who need to go in to sell 14 after a getaway to a corona hot spot with a job or 2 she wouldn't if we asked the authorities and made sure that we could offer accommodation especially since our houses are 5 to 8 metres apart so there is enough room for distance so we are still posting people and i hope we won't be stopped from doing it right here as we are barred from hosting guests that's it for us to protect the shrine. at the rate of show. and it's not just lake houses in the countr

new order's just arrived 29 year olds are in consols have traditionally cooked food using social media this way she can earn money during the crisis and doesn't have to leave home. now that restaurants are closed more people are ordering online from harz well. if you have confidence in yourself and are expert at using social media you can do all these things by maintaining social distancing you have no need to go outside if you have knowledge about social media social media is an. but unity as one can make contact with every person in town you can use instagram you can do everything by yourself and. a driver delivers the meals to customers all throughout karachi they are happy to let someone else shop and do the cooking for them they minimize once a month why order the tradition of food call say as today i have no time to cook myself because of the hectic schedule secondly it is the advent of ramadan. and with humid weather it is very convenient if you don't want to cook anything you can place your order online is the most convenient. online food orders are bound to remain popular sinc

weighs upon our hearts jesus says to each one courage open your heart to my love you will feel the consolation of god who sustains you. in india churches were closed leaving a few to offer quiet prayers outside. today i prayed that this coronavirus should end in india and people can return to their normal lives. as priests and to die palms in jerusalem's old city people prayed for the same thing. we learned. in the return of reprieve for oil. kerry moves this photo now the right people to seek to create sort of good in the philippine capital manila priest gave drive by blessings to people crowded into the streets. even with a mosque it was an article of faith to be there others took no chances. i made this improvised face shield. so i'm protected from the virus even if people sneeze on me from any direction for many prayer in a pandemic brings new hope. let's update you now of some of the other coronavirus developments around the world well in 1200000 people have been infected with the virus worldwide that's almost twice as many as just one week ago 69000 have died here in germany the number o

weighs upon our hearts jesus says to each one courage open your heart to my love it will feel the consolation of god who sustains you. in india churches were closed leaving a few to offer quiet prayers outside. today i prayed that this coronavirus should end in india and people can return to their normal lives as priests handed out palms in jerusalem's old city people prayed for the same thing. we learned. and they return we pray for oil. carry more of this phenomena right here you can see if. you prefer to go out in the philippine capital manila priest gave drive by blessings to people crowded into the streets even with a mask it was an article of faith to be there others took no chances. i made this improvised face shield. so i'm protected from the virus even if people sneeze on me from any direction for many prayer in a pandemic brings new hope. there are only 4 national football league that we know of still in action since the coronavirus has shut down the sports nicaraguan spring that i lead to is among them and it's enjoying a surge in popularity as a result but the footballers and even

, i'm be that control engineer, -- console and be that control engineer, it's a multi-year process ofemonstrating your skills, backing up somebody else in apprentice mode. it's a very elaborate and very formal certification process to have the authority to sit there and make that call. and for obvious reasons, the entire space shuttle program is going to stop or go based on your word. susan: i looked up for this conversation, with all the years of space programs in several countries, there are still fewer than six hundred people who have been in space. so for all of us earth-bound humans, what's the experience like? dr. sullivan: yeah, it's a very small club. well, launch, at least on something like a space shuttle, is kind of like being in an earthquake. there is a lot of shaking, the back of your chair is being pushed skyward at a pretty impressive rate. for the shuttle we only got pressed into our seats three times the force of gravity. some other rockets expose you to twice that amount. so you're squeezed into your seat. it's loud, you're rattling, you've got to break through the

and so technology is transforming the reach, the ability to comfort, console and encourage.eligious festivals at the moment — it's easter, passover, ramadan. traditionally a time when families and friends will get together. there will be people who want to come to a church. what would you say to them? well, what i would say to them is, you know, that's me as well. the idea of not being at an easter service... i can't remember any time i've not been at an easter service in the last, more than a0 years. and so, it is going to be very strange but in the earliest centuries of christian history, church was in the home. and these wonderful buildings we have in the uk, these amazing historical buildings, our treasures but they are not essentials. we can worship and christians all over the world do, without buildings. the technology side is giving us a sense of a resurrection of generosity, of contact. of care for one another. and the challenge and the hope is what we're doing for each other now, and that sense of mutual compassion and support that technology's enabling, will be car

and so technology is transforming the reach, the ability to comfort, console and encourage.eligious festivals at the moment — it's easter, passover, ramadan. traditionally a time when families and friends will get together. there will be people who want to come to a church. what would you say to them? well, what i would say to them is, you know, that's me as well. the idea of not being at an easter service... i can't remember any time i've not been at an easter service in the last, more than a0 years. and so, it is going to be very strange but in the earliest centuries of christian history, church was in the home. and these wonderful buildings we have in the uk, these amazing historical buildings, our treasures but they are not essentials. we can worship and christians all over the world do, without buildings. the technology side is giving us a sense of a resurrection of generosity, of contact. of care for one another. and the challenge and the hope is what we're doing for each other now, and that sense of mutual compassion and support that technology's enabling, will be car

in 2012, mark demonstrated the standard tween the games consoles using the medium of the spaghetti westernspecial guest star, mario. and the rolling out a new universal id scheme farmers were altering their crops using text messages copy just a shame that now wasn't up to much. we also saw elephant collars and smart water pumps in kenya, and could you make a film on a mobile phone in 2012? no, absolutely not. so we did, with special effects. you're welcome. by 2013, 3d printing was churning out all sorts of weird stuff, including bits for planes and space rovers. talking of which, here's another numberfrom mark's dressing up box, as he went full 2001 to look at the new xbox 0ne. and yes, that is what he wears when he goes to the shops nowadays. wouldn't save him from the attack of the giant robot spiders, though. but right now, when our biggest enemy is a tiny virus, i remember this trip to the deep—frozen blood banks of iceland, where eco—genetics were at the forefront of research into why each of us does or doesn't suffer from certain diseases. back in 2014, though, nothing could be furt

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not i tunes on to go on that i tunes on and listen in my new console. space and we're going to. track you to name those 2 things thing in. it 6 months later and freezing will be next return. outside the country the world is alleged as north and south korea trade barbs over the recent shelling of your island. here in pyongyang though there's hardly a mention of the incident. people are concerned no one is saying so. life goes on as usual. 2 years of negotiations have finally paid off. the university at last. with the 1st foreign crew ever allowed to film here. for nearly 6 decades this institution has existed for one purpose. to train film workers for the state's propaganda machine you and me and i'm now in their 3rd year . by applying a very slow so who will get better i will spot our new sandwich changes in just one word and. turned. from time to time took hold and pull you in your very own mr to middle some summing up template over the new. we don't know that i can do it all to get on and. no way is up a one in england ugliest another to get songs on an uber. it was that it wa

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for performers like month that shallow the consolation of the october fest is financially devastating the props are his show won't be unpacked this year still he understands the decision. of course if i put it would be irresponsible you know i really like being healthy i like earning money but i'd rather be in good health but even if times get really hard financially and emotionally it was the right thing to do now we can look forward to the next october 1st next it isn't for him and that sure to happen hopefully next year. with germany's blunders lego hoping to raced up the ses in in may the dutch top league will not awarded title after the coronavirus brought its campaign to a premature close the dutch f.a. declared the season over on tuesday when the government extended a ban on public events into september no tames were being promoted all relegated that ajax amsterdam and. who were at the top of the standings will go into next season's champions league. as lockdowns have taken hold across the world the city's usually bustling with paypal have fallen silent and that's enabled wildl

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democratic sweep, you're going to bet they're going to legalize marijuana, also known as cannabis consolation owns a lot of cannabis where will people spend their $1200 checks dollar general, walmart, costco. some of the retailers that work here because they carry all the essentials and their prices are low. people are stocking up with food and snacks we got some retail data that shows that campbell soup is doing fabulously we recently heard from con-ag. they are killing it in frozen foods and i should mention hormel had a good quarter. i cook with mccormick stuff because i don't know how to cook, but i know how to put it on how about the home office equation i know they have taken some security hits. the platform has become indispensable. i can't wait until sunday, because sunday noon is our boozy brunch enabled by zoom now, i was viciously overserved last sunday, even though i'm living alone roku is the best platform to watch all of your streaming services we need them now more than ever. they were created for this ever. and let's look at what's working outside. tell la. -- tesla big winner

and finally, i wrap my arm on the console and break my pin, and i finally get going and get back on track again, and in a very cracked voice, all flight controllers stand by for t-1, and we go through this, make the stay, no stay. then we go through a t-2 stay no stay. and everybody else is celebrating and we're intensely focussed to make sure it's safe to stay here and then we have to go into a t-3 stay no stay which is the final one after almost two hours that we're safe to be on the moon for an extended period of time and in the meantime, the pressure of gas we use is super critical helium has had some again and this was something we didn't anticipate from the design. we got some heat soaked back from the engine. so this tank of very cold gas is warming up very rapidly, and we don't know whether it's going to explode or if the release valves are going to fire and we know we have to stay on our toes through this whole process and we're in a crisis mode down here while everyone else is still celebrating until finally, we see the pressure start to decrease rapidly and we believe it's vent

the school did get a nice consolation prize. shout out on espn sports center from scott van pelt. >> san domenico didn't have a varsity team and became the norcal chance with the 21 route of a number one seed they would play for the title. a salute, fellas. >> we were very excited to see that. >>> the coach has run this program since the school went cold wet just five years ago. even he did not see success coming this court. they went to norcal division champions. >> it was a magical season. it just doesn't happen. it happened with a very quick turnaround. i am still pinching myself and i really wish we could have played that last game. i wanted them to like playing with the kings played and all of the hoopla. we will take winning the last game of the season. >> let me applaud this coach. here it is. this is how you play. arstate c that was >>> that is it at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. cbs evening news is next. we will see you at 6:00. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> leigh: breaking news ton

and we try to console him we told him he could try again because there was time. but inside we also felt hurt. anybody. she has used all the family savings to pay for roads training 'd and that's put enormous pressure on him the minute he has worked really hard his hands were full of blisters and his back was totally bruised because he carried those heavy baskets he would try so hard. for too long yeas family have watched him struggle with his disappointment they now bracing themselves for whatever happens next. they may but we're hoping that he'll get in but i've told him that in case he doesn't. control yourself i'll come and get you and bring you home. they weiss is almost over the results are out in just a few days but the boys have one last chance to impress the repair so that's. what we're hearing. about it. tomorrow is the final physical test the infamous doctor's rights. each boy has to carry a doctor band big basket filled with 15 kilograms of sand and they have to do it while sprinting up the mountain. the. one i'm going to have today in making sure they

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that might seem a little confusing to some, but catholics know what a consolation it is to be able to pray in union with .esus those are the kind of simple things we are trying to do. pastors going out, sending messages to the people. there's a lot going on. we are seeing good coming from that. that is why i'm grateful for the invitation tonight. asking, can you go on radio, can you go on tv? sure. my people are saying they need a lord the word of god, and knows i'm itching to be close to the people. steve: and we are glad to have you. dorothy is on the phone from missouri with a question. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been studying about this , a worldwide pestilence. horsemenne of the four in revelations. thatondering, do you think might be what this is, cardinal? cardinal dolan: let me try to answer that. first of all, i'm from missouri. what part of missouri? steve: she's off the phone, but -- cardinal dolan: i'm from st. louis. so i feel close to you. i miss home. dorothy, we are always trying to figure out those signs that god revealed to us in the bible, especial

but with the sealed borders these farmers console their crops. many children have had to drop out of school to support their families in these fields i saw children as young as 5 spending backbreaking 10 hour days picking carrots. they earned just 30 shekels about $5.00 a day. this is all shoka a village overlooked by guards or air force the whole area was destroyed by israeli tanks in august 2006 during a military incursion. israel says it has to carry out these incursions to protect itself. the people here didn't do anything wrong. houses and the families in them were simply in the way. this mother told me she used to have a 3 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms a washing machine and a t.v. . now all she has is a few dusty blankets under some plastic sheet. and boulders just opened. and they came to show they told us to get outside i was scared from the sound it explodes i lived all her toys were the bulldozers were they broke my toys they are under the house what they did tell us anything except one tree when they were over there. living conditions

helping them out, smaller producers may -- [inaudible] by those larger producers, and you'll see some consolationf the industry. but in the -- consolidation of the industry. but i think the importance of oil and energy to the united states would mean there's support that goes to the producers just like it has for other, other participants including the banks themselves. jack: gotcha. i a with want to switch over to state budgets. obviously, states are very strapped right now. and should the fed do anything to support them? >> well, the fed is supporting them right now. i think it's a half billion dollars, excuse me, $500 billion of support in the markets for municipal bonds to try and make sure there's a market for them. whether they do more than that, i don't think they should be doing direct grants or direct investments. that's up to the government itself. but the fed is doing its part in terms of providing liquidity in that a market, and i think that has served that a market well at least to this point. jack: gotcha. so, obviously, we are running up big deficits and adding to the national debt

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