off producer andrea already traveled through the cosmos. often in creating a partnership with her late husband visionary astrophysicist star carl sagan. she was created director on nasa's interstellar message project for voyager's golden records, now voyager 1 and two actually asked the solar system boundaries that are in interstellarspace, very exciting legacy .the cowriter she was on the pioneering 1980 vision miniseries with carlsagan , cosmos, a person always with one one any words, she co-authored six bestsellers with carl including , and shadows of forgotten ancestors. after his passing by 2014 she was able to cowrite and coproduce cosmos, a space-time policy series for us all with one any peabody awards again. just this year in 2020, she and others have produced cosmos: possible worlds in may for the same title came out and that book is a rich tapestry from which the new series was born. like ray bradberry, melvin knew how to work effectively towards distant goals and a life full of the unexpected. academic all-american recognition i

but the sadness of losing cosmo hasn't worn off after 8 years of companionship the ashes of cosmo nicknamed the brown armadillo are now kept in a small wooden earn burke is hoping someone will step forward and apologize for what they've done i will always remember cosmo in my heart as my very best friend. >>the dog, i dreamed of my whole life. >>burke says that she forgives the person for doing this to her dog. meanwhile, napa police are right now handling an investigation into this hit and run, reporting live in napa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>story. yeah, what's wrong with something wolf. i feel so for that woman and cosmo obviously okay. we have to move on though to police in oakland who say they're actually seeing an increase in deaths on roadways in that city yet people are really driving today, the department reported 33 people died. this year compared to 27 last year. apd says that officers are responding to more fatal and more serious collisions with more drivers speeding being the primary cause of the accident. oakland police also say that the number of hit and runs an impaired accid

but the sadness of losing cosmo hasn't worn off after 8 years of companionship the ashes of cosmo nicknamed the brown armadillo are now kept in a small wooden earn burke is hoping someone will step forward and apologize for what they've done i will always remember cosmo in my heart as my very best friend. >>a dog, i dreamed of my whole life. >>burke says she forgives the person for doing this to her dog meanwhile, napa police are right now investigating this hit and run, reporting in napa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well, the middle of a very busy shopping season california's attorney general is suing amazon how there but sarah says the company is not cooperating with an investigation into workplace safety during the pandemic he announced today he is seeking a court order urging amazon to comply with subpoenas the state has apparently been sending for months. >>it's can deliver 85 inch tv. he should be able to deliver to the department of justice the straightforward information we officially requested of them nearly 4 months ago. >>in response an amazon spokesperson sent to say it reads into o

so, we borrowed church's copy of cosmos.derstanding that church owned a number of humboldt's books. they were things he cherished, he thumbed through, he would market passage or two. we know it was something that really mattered. when church paints the heart of the andes, he is basing it on an infographic that humboldt had created right after coming back from his trip to the americas. that is called is plant geography map. that is what is in the case in the middle of the room. it is half-watercolor, half-data, beautifully engraved, hand colored, really magnificent. this would have been folded up and placed in a sleeve in the back of his very first book. done is spectacular. you go from sea level all the way to the top, but all of the latin plant names in here are shown at the altitude at which humboldt found them. the data on the sides is temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, altitude, how deep blue the color of the sky was, comparative data from other places and characteristic plants. this is the template for the unit

. >>> and grab your cosmos. the new announcement that has "sex and the city" fans feeling fabulous. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm will reeve in for kenneth. we begin with a pair of stunning announcements out of the white house. the president rolling out a wave of controversial pardons late tuesday. on the receiving end, convicted republican congressmen, a former campaign aide who lied to investigators during the russia investigation and u.s. contractors serving time for war crimes in iraq. >>> meanwhile, trump is threatening to not sign the $900 billion covid relief bill unless lawmakers boost the stimulus checks to $2,000. the announcement upending the bipartisan package, which was passed after months of debate and the last-minute demand could delay those direct payments that are supposed to be sent out as early as next week. abc's faith abubey has the details in washington. good morning, faith. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and will. it's unclear right now whether

and created on the top of this hill in hudson, new york, his own sort of cosmos where everything was interrelated. the grounds, the interior, the exterior. and so the life of the mind and the life of nature come ogether. there were things that he cherished, to thumb through. he would mark a passage or two. we knew it was something that really mattered. when church paints the heart of the andes. he was basing it on an infographic that humboldt had created right after coming back from his trip from the americas. and that's the plant geography map. and that's the case in the mid of the room. it's half water color. half data. beautifully engraved. really magnificent. this would have been placed in the shreve in the boosk his first book called the geography of plants. what he wanted to do and the "new york times" encapsulated this in their article is, he wanted to show to humboldt what he had learned from it. it was a way of saying this is a summary. it's like i got it. it's like you've changed my life. you know, here is my thank you. here's my homage. this is my plant geography map. and

la belleza del cosmos resumida en mas de 50 imagenes, es el regalo de la "nasa" para celebrar los 30eb de la agencia aero-espacial. los objetos siderales recogidos en la muestra de la "nasa", tienen en comun que pueden apreciarse con un telescopio para aficionados, y en algunos casos, a simple vista. el "hubble" se ubica a unas 370 millas de la tierra, cuya orbita rcorre en poco mas de hora y media. locutor: televisa presenta... jeff: ya déjate de tus cosas. estamos en una fiesta. vinimos a divertirnos. noelia: pues, tendrías que desaparecer para que yo pueda pasármela bien. jeff: claro que no me voy a ir para que cualquier idiota se acerque a ligarte. noelia: ya estoy cansada de que dices de que todos los chavos del mundo me tiran los perros. te he dicho siempre que no tienes motivos para desconfiar de mí. jeff: de ti, no. pero sí de los demás. estás hermosa. todos en el colegio quieren contigo. noelia: pero yo te acepté a ti porque el que me gustaba eras tú, pero francamente desde hace días

first, physics professor bryan greene and jan 11 explore the origins and future of the cosmos.n authors talk about immigrants, refugees and the american dream. also tonight environmental progress founder michael shellenberger offers his thoughts on what he calls apocalyptic environmentalism. isabel wilkerson and michael eric dyson discuss race in america. and the american enterprise institute dan blumenthal talks about china's ambition to replace the united states as a world leading power. for a full schedule visit book tv.orc consult your program guide. now here's a look at the cosmos. >> good evening everybody was connor moran i am the director of the wisconsin book festival and i am delighted to be joined here tonight by bryan greene, author of until the end of time. and janet levels author of the blackhole survival guide. we also joined this evening by eric wilcox who is a colleague sitting on the wisconsin science festival board pretty south of the dean of the college of science at the university of wisconsin madison print the department chair the department of astronomy p

arantxa: nos despedimos esta nochecon la belleza del cosmos. un regalo de la nasa.

on the origins and futures of the cosmos. on c-span3, programs marking the 400th anniversary of the mayflower's trip from plymouth, england in 1620 starting with a discussion on the mayflower compact, the set of rules for self-governing by the settlers. that is tuesday night starting at 8:00 p.m. on the c-span networks. vice president elect, senator kamala harris, spoke at a rally monday in columbus, georgia in support of jon ossoff and raphael warnock. both candidates are in the january 5 runoff in georgia. this runs 50 minutes. hello, columbus georgia. you sound like you are ready to win an election. is that right? we want to say to the rest of the country, welcome to the new georgia. welcome to the blue georgia. georgia, they did not see you coming, but here we are. -- she isn't in just a little while, vice president-elect kamala harris. [car horns honking] i like the sound of that. you flipped this state blue. come january 5 when you send me an jon ossoff to the united states senate, we are going to seal the deal. [car ho

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hacer mi regalia porque es una reptación a lo que era el pasado esto es lo que conecta el ser con el cosmosotros , la cultura y el amor de lamdre no deja que la termine la pandemia . >>> reunirse no está permitido y aunque no podrá juntarse con el resto de los danzantes danzara a la virgen con sus hso en su hogar. >>> hay que rezarle a la virgen que nos ampre y que esto termine pronto para abarzar a nuestro samigos y familiares. >>> en sacramento noticias telemundo california y también mucha atención porque se pronostica clima severo al norte de california y pudieran haber cortes de suministros a partir de mañana y esto pudiera provocar apagones que afectaira a 42 mil colienes, hora vamos con jnet arana que nos acmaañ con el reporte completo del tiempo buenos días, te sistema no nos trajo lluvia pero vamos a ver qué no eespera el domingo y vemos que este sistema a la note y lo que vimos fueron estas nubes pasó una llovizna por vizcaya y se espera neblina para mañana y mañana una vez más nos espera otra noche fresca, entre 30 y 40 grados y va a estar frío al ijtnerio ren santa rosa, napa y t

that has declared a commitment to the principle of shared prosperity cosmos a company that respects the communities where. benefits are full of shit you know so much more than 30000 people in the western region now have potable water main pool cost effective want to see him finishing a construction of 24th you've got 24th you thinking that got it from the cutoff teledyne us limited commitment. to. long let me. tell years after the 1st oil production began their isp or oil money there is gas money but where is it there are nicely tarred streets leading to the ottawa bogus fuck tree and because they had some tar left the tart a trois book. although nobody in the village owns a car nobody can afford one you know what we call this white and the funds. coming and. all companies claim to be paying back to the people. but these are small little projects crumbs of the masses table just tranquilize us. its source done by a guy got completed it got us about 80 percent of history's nuts i would get if you change me tom. go from now you can move by any part of the last act i might not last time get

that has declared a commitment to the principle of shit for the very cosmos a company that respects the communities for new benefits of all this i share with you not so much more than 30000 people in the western region now have portable. cost effective will to see completion of construction of 24 feet or 25000 feet taking that back to the forms part of the taliban has limited commitment. i'm going to. 10 years after the 1st oil production began there is money there is gas money but where is it there are nicely tarred streets leading to the ottawa bogus fuck tree and because they had some tar left the tart a trois. although nobody in the village owns a car nobody can afford one you know what we call this white and the homes. and. all companies claim to be paying back to the people. but these are small little projects crumbs of the masses table just tranquilize us . its source done by a guy got completed it covers about 80 percent of the streets not what will get. me town. go from out and can't move in any part of a lot i've done right out last time could be done right i better go with wh

starting at 8:00 with professors brian greene and jen 11 on the origins of the cosmos. on c-span3, programs marking the anniversary of the mayflower's trip from plymouth, england in 1620, starting with a discussion on the mayflower compact. starting at 8:00 p.m. on the c-span networks. >> 61 million americans have some form of disability. than 3% of in less film and tv shows. the majority of those roles are pretrade by a nondisabled actor. ultimately, as somebody with a disability, we want to see ourselves represented. ultimately, not only are we seeing ourselves represented, it is going to help destigmatize disability. representation in general gets society used to everybody. ultimately, it makes the world a more inclusive place. >> actor nick to vicky in response to seeing disabilities underrepresented. sunday night, he will talk about this year's entries and winning films. >> ridgewood by cheryl atkinson, author of the book quote slanted: how the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism." you have written several books taking a look at the media, w

precisamente el cosmos en unión genera sobre nosotros efectos y con esto me refiero a la alineación deir de hoy hasta maÑana se va estar presentando la marea que genera alto oleaje además del que ya se estaba presentando vamos a ver qué sucede allá afuera donde las temperaturas van a seguir descendiendo. cuide su garganta. de tanto usar recalentado la puede afectar un poco pero no hay nada que un buen chocolate caliente con miel le pueda ayudar. veamos entonces las gráficas. qué sucede en el pacífico. este es el sistema de baja presión perfectamente bien definido que sigue generando a lo largo de toda la costa oeste este tipo de marea que es precisamente la alineación entre la tierra. el sol y la luna. desde (sonido ambiente). monterrey se va a mantener el oleaje de 20 pies el oleaje alto. así se vivió esta maÑana en argentina. mayormente nublado en algunos lugares. poca gente que se reunió. el único eclipse del 2020. se pudo ver en una fotografía de la nasa. estamos viendo el tele doppler que nos va a decir cuándo va a llover. el frío continúa intenso. agradable. no guarde el paraguas

features books on science starting with brian greene and janet leven on the origins and future of the cosmos. the-span3, programs marking 400th anniversary of the mayflower's trip, starting with the discussion on the mayflower contract -- compact, the set of rules for self-governing. that is tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. on the c-span networks. podcast, "o c-span's the weekly." roberttalking to browning who directs the c-span's archives about congress' use of lame-duck sessions to tackle big-ticket legislation. you gete weekly" where your podcasts. withex azar along operation warp speed leaders held a news conference on covid-19 vaccine distribution. they discussed the united kingdom's surge in cases and other vaccines in the pipeline. this runs 50 minutes. secretary azar: good morning, this week we allocated more doses of the pfizer vaccine, secretary azar: good morning, everyone. while we still face very challenging trends in the viru'' spread in many parts of the country, thanks to the operation warp speed rollout of vaccines, as general perna has been saying, we are now on offense agains

me go across the street and you see me in we came back he was gone so i would stream he walked by cosmo. to see behind the scenes to read. now as to years ago. you know i haven't drank in over 30 years. that we've had our moments we've had you know. i make for 6 to 7 mr security and. just not enough to say. we do better in the summertime because it gets to you. and get you all. the good side and everything a really good bad lingo of the charge stuff dollars this hour. we fly aside just a few dollars and. they gives me. he had all of us just a girl. gave him a girl. since. i pressed him. and i say no more. than. the tests that's not nice. lot of people are one of the. i think the wish to extremely bad in understanding other cultures and other kinds of society. precisely because it believed every word should be motoring you know in a west direction. so it doesn't really feel the need to understand all the coach illinois think that this is one of the great problems the west faces now is that it just doesn't understand china. you know you can't make sense of china will cause you can't make

go across the street and you see me in we came back he was gone so i was dreaming he was walked by cosmo. to see behind the scene you can read. now as 10 years ago. you know i haven't drank in over 30 years. that we've had our moments we've had you know. i make for 6 to 7 mr security and. just not enough to say. we do better in the summertime because he gets to. get to all. the good side. everything a really good bad when going to church stop dollars to shower. who fly aside just a few dollars and. they gives me you know. he had all of us just a girl. seen him a girl. since. i wrestle him. and i say now and. then you know. it's just it's not nice really if. you know a lot of people are one. the. us. is there such a thing as public opinion anymore after all after 2 election cycles an approach david has been largely encouraging is there is more than just one time glitch and are there good reasons not to trust the kids. the last of the spear was made sure would you read of those lists nissho to show just what that also has been. but so far they're short and you must draw a quart of it in th

to me go across st louis and meet him we came back he was gone so i was straining he was bought by cosmo. just behind us so yeah you can read it. now is take years ago. you know i haven't taken over 30 years. that we've had 5 months we've had you know. i make for 67 mr security and. just not enough to say. we do better in the summertime as a guest. and get you all. the good side. everything a really good. when going to charge shop dollars. will fly aside just for a few dollars and. they gives me you know. he had all of us just a girl. saying she had a big girl you know. is that a. very aggressive in. and i say no and. then you know. that this is not nice really if. you know a lot of people are one check right the oreo. brushing tongue with. the demonstrators right now the propaganda machine. it's always your issue. including a good. point. if you took away. mom told me. it didn't look. suitable let's just call mom. it isn't love ago i. finally managed. to. get. his famous spiritual trip to the. film. industry prefers to spend millions of euros you know being a d.j. reconditioned i will b

to me go across the street and it's me and we came back he was gone so i was strange he walked by cosmo . to see behind me and to leave. now is take years ago. you know i haven't taken over 30 years. that we've had 5 months we've had you know. i make for $6.00 to $7.00 almost so security and. just not enough to say. we do better in the summertime as a guest. and get you all. the good side. everything a really good bad when going to charge shop dollars. will fly aside just for a few dollars and. they gives me you know. he had all of us just a girl. saying she had a big girl you know. is that a. risk in. and i say now and. then you know. that this is not nice really is. you know a lot of people are one check the warrior. is. rushing to talk with his son to demonstrate is right now the propaganda machine. it's always your issue. you can be a good. point. into the west. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioi

to me go across the street and you see him we came back he was gone so i was strange he walked by cosmo. to see behind the scene to read. now as take years ago. you know i haven't taken over 30 years. that we've had 5 months we've had you know. i make for 6 to 7 mr security and. just not enough to say. we do better in the summertime as a guest you. get to all. the good side. everything a really good bad when you go in the truck stop and dollars this hour. we fly aside just a few dollars and. they gives me you know. he had all of us you know just a girl. did. she had a big girl. this is. a rest. i say knowing. that all. this not. all roles. you know a lot of people are one. war. because there is this huge gusher of money printing bedsteads coming out of the central banks and because tesla has nothing working against it because it's not. producing anything like gotye yoga or a ford or some other company where you could look at the actual products in a meaningful context of the global economy in ascribe a value to it you can simply say that well we think that tesla has a mean boy just most

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voice that spoke slowly for us the cosmos not. just the year draws to a close it's textbook fire at the top but later who's in a living the christmas tree enough in 2nd place ahead of light signal goal difference and someone had a daughter as for the bottom half. price made a big step towards safety as did brain and put minds in a bubble shaka remain in troubled waters will the winds change for them in the new year. well that was the last chance for one does lead it seems to ns 2020 on a high 20 own berlin most certainly look back on that year with almost unbelieving ice. but the review will be holding satisfactory over the show went to break. and boast but can also hold their heads high. but it was about shallow. and doom and they'll both just be happy to see the back of a chaotic roller coaster 12 months. there's still a long way to go in this in this league a season with many uncertainties but hopefully we can at least depend on a return of fans to stadiums happy holidays everyone stay safe and see you back here in the new year

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now here's a look at the cosmos. >> good evening everybody was connor moran i am the director of the wisconsin book festival and i am delighted to be joined here tonight by bryan greene, author of until the end of time. and janet levels author of the blackhole survival guide. we also joined this evening by eric wilcox who is a colleague sitting on the wisconsin science festival board pretty south of the dean of the college of science at the university of wisconsin madison print the department chair the department of astronomy pre-thank you all for joining us tonight and taking part in the 2020 book festival. it is delightful to me to it be able to host cultural events. and because madison public library and the public library foundation of the organizations that allow me to it do so i want to thank them. they have been absolutely unwavering in their support of free book events throughout the pandemic and over the last eight years that we've been doing this. so i major thanks to them and all of our sponsors for making events like this possible. i also want to just mention to viewers w

the bushes slowly exploring the cosmos. and as the years draws to a close it's textbook final the talk but later clues in the living the christmas tree nuffin 2nd place ahead of light signal goal difference and somewhat ahead of dalton as for the bottom half. price made a big step towards safety as did brian and but mice and above all shall to remain in troubled waters will the winds change for them in the new year. well that was the last chance for the bundesliga teams to end 2020 on a high 20 on berlin will certainly look back on their year with almost unbelieving ice. finance yearly review will be holding satisfactory as the show went to break. and close but can also hold their heads high. bill was about to show. and dormant they'll both just be happy to see the back of a chaotic roller coaster 12 months. there's still a long way to go in this when this legacy is in with many uncertainties but hopefully we can at least depend on a return of fans to stadiums happy holidays everyone stay safe and see you back here in the n

point 66 to fully explore the cosmos. and display your draws to a close it's textbook final. lay the goods in a living the christmas tree nuffin 2nd place ahead of leipsic on goal difference and somewhat headed. as for the bottom half. price made a big step towards safety as did brian and put mines and above all shock and remain in troubled waters will the winds change for them in the new year. well that was the last chance to win this league it seems to end 2020 on a high o'neill but when most certainly look back on that year with almost unbelieving on ice. plans yearly review will be more than satisfactory over the show winter break. and close but can also hold their heads high. horse about shallow. and dormant they'll both just be happy to see the back of a chaotic roller coaster 12 months yet. there's still a long way to go in this when this league a season with many uncertainties but hopefully we can at least depend on the return of pounds to stadiums happy holidays everyone stay safe and see you back here in the new year. to. complete it. then you mean no here's here's

years, astronomers have been coming here to gaze up at the heavens, discovering the wonders of the cosmost have asked themselves that big question. is there any of life out there? this year, a new discovery suggested the answer could be yes, and it was found in a most unlikely place. it's one of earth's closest neighbours. but until now, venus has been seen as inhospitable. this year, though, possible signs of life were found. astronomers detected a gas called phosphine, a chemical associated with biological activity. and researchers think it could have been produced by tiny living organisms in venus‘s clouds. the researchers have tried to find another explanation for the gas, but they're struggling to identify a process that doesn't involve life. everything we've tried — maybe it is puffed out by volcanoes or brought in by meteors, or bits of grit blown up from the surface and had some chemical reaction, none of those things worked. i think we're excited because phosphine is really distinctive, something we know life can make, and we know other mechanisms can't readily make on venus. wha

the story of a boil company that has declared a commitment to the principle of shit for the very cosmos a company that with. the communities where your principal benefit of fish i should have seen ourselves. more than 30000 people in the western region now have portable. cost effective water since hemp mission of construction of the 422-4000 taking that that's a form of taliban is limited commitment. to . 10 years after the 1st oil production began there is or oil money there is gas money but where is it there are nicely tard streets leading to the. tree and because they had some tar left the tarred. although nobody in the village owns a car nobody can afford one you know what we call this white one of the things. going to move. all companies claim to be paying back to the people. but these are small little projects crew. of the masses stable just trying to license. it was done by a guy got completed it covers about 80 percent of history's not what we get is the only change in the town. though from now on the new guy in the. last time talking about us last time could be done i'd better

. >> now a couple of programmed from the recent virtual book -- a book on the cosmos. then an exploration of mesh citizenship through a general as a moroccan immigrant, and then a report of he latino americans who identity at latinx. >> i'm the direct of the wilkes book festival and i'm delighted to be joined here tonight by brian greene, author of until the end of time, and jana levin, the author of the black hole survival guide and we're joined by issue wilcox who is a colleague of mine sitting on the wisconsin science festival board but also the dean of the college of letters and science at the university of wisconsin maddison and the former chair of the department of astronomy. thank you all so much for joining us and taking part in the 2020 wisconsin book festival it's delightful to host free cultural events and because madison -- as me to do so i want to thank them. they've been absolutely unwaiverring in their support of free book events throughout the palled and over the last eight years we have didn't doing this so major thanks to them and all of our sponsors

she's been hired by vogue, cosmo mobile network provider ee and the fashion brands balmain and ellesseeron—james wilson. what is shudu? shudu is...shudu is like a digital entity of her own. she's a character that i'm kind of developing the visual aspects for. i was really inspired by gaming, just before i created shudu. black desert has really, really in—depth character creation and it inspired me to want to kind of recreate these kind of really personal, really unique characters, but some of the things that inspire me, you know, often they are to sexualised. do you think it's going to be bad for people's body image, comparing themselves to these perfect avatars like shudu? when i created shudu, obviously my inspirations were quite unrealistic. kind of like supermodels and barbie dolls, kind of dated concept of beauty ideals. which is why i then went on to create bren, another model, once i'd understood the impact these models could have, i thought it was really important to create. bren is a plus, a curve model, who has stretch marks, and has kind of natural imperfections that everyon

brian greene on the origins and future of the cosmos. , programs marking the 400th anniversary of the mayflower's trip from plymouth, england. onrting with a discussion the mayflower compact, a set of rules for self-governing of the sailors -- the settlers. host: -- joining us as dr. peter salk, president of the jonas salk legacy foundation, here to talk about the history of vaccines, concerning the polio vaccine and how it applies today. dr. salk, thanks so much for your time. guest: pleasure to be here. host: we are at a point with covid where we have two vaccines being rolled out and administrated. is there historical parallel from when the distribution of the polio vaccine took place? guest: it is a little bit separated in time. in the polio days, things took a lot longer in terms of vaccine preparation. at theer and his team university of pittsburgh started work on the subject of polio in 1948 to determine how many different types of poliovirus there were come along with others, and then working in earnest on the vaccine starting in about 1950, 1951. first test in children, 19 52

with physics professors brian green and janna levin on the of the and future cosmos. on c-span 3, programs marking anniversary of the may plow's trip from plymouth, england, in 1620 starting with a discussion on the mayflower rules for e set of self-governing by the settlers. that's on the c-span networks. monday, attorney general william announced criminal charges against an alleged bomb maker 1988 bombing in the of pan am flight 103. in response to a question about election, the attorney general also said he doesn't see any basis for appointing a to investigate alleged election fraud and he would not appoint one. this is 35 minutes. atty. general barr: good morning, everyone. thank you, all, those of you who are joining us in person and those who are joining us remotely for this press conference. on this day 32 years ago, december 21, 1988 at 7:03 p.m. local time, a bomb destroyed pan am flight 103 as it flew 31,000 feet above lockerbie, scotland. the massive boeing 747, known as the "clipper maid of the seas," exploded and fell to the ground in countless pieces sca

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china although we have at least a 30 percent decline in global selves as we mentioned earlier us cosmos is also saying that this will in some ways in danger the space cut cooperation internationally why would that be in america's interest. well the critics have been citing india outer space treaty in 96 in 7 and a moon treaty of 97 that the us has been violating key principles of international which restrict states often see in other space you see not has been hoping other nation to a supreme civil such as the a team. through their co-operative ventures we've the us to so that they could be norms into international even if the legal instruments and china and russia are not bound to abide by such accolades for their own space operations yet both 'd china and russia know that they of course are responsible for ensuring do peaceful and sustainable use of outer space even with the acolytes. also recently signed legislation to remove chinese companies from u.s. stock exchanges unless they adhere to certain u.s. standards how much of a concern is that. i thing well trump is just trying to bar

that'll be a punch to the girl cosmos and the energy a rocket in space corporation, a right to consider their own project. but i think having another orbital station is out of date, we need to go further to keep from the space race of the cold war 2 international partnership. and now the pendulum is swinging back towards an orbit. so free for all chinese concocting a space program of its own, the u.s. has announced plans to return to the moon and venture out to mars. well, nasa has been joining forces with private contractors. cooperation in space exploration is beneficial to us as experience has proven that the remote of countries participating in the i.s.a.'s project. and it's also facilitated some political challenges here on earth. but that's a concern for the politicians with more than 20 years of operations behind it of the order nuff to be called a senior citizen in space station years. so it will have to be maintained until the tech of a new era is ready and ultimately left behind as a stepping stone to the next frontier. find a bar. * in the heart of new york, taking a defiant

with physics professors on the origins and future of the cosmos.nd on c-span3, programs marking the 400th anniversary of the mayflower trip from plymouth, england in 1620 starting with the discovery of the mayflower compact. at 8s tonight starting p.m. on the c-span networks. but today we will hear from cheryl atkinson. -- sharyl atkinson attkisson. you have written books taking a look at the media, what does this book have apart from the others. ofst: it is the evolution the death of the news which has been observed by most of the people listening and watching today but don't necessarily know what is behind it. in this book i talk about what is happening with social media. this trend in social media is born of the same time of putting coed corporate interest that has controlled news narratives before the focused on social media and internet because they thought the public could still get unfettered access and viewpoints and people so they decided to figure out started that and have done so successfully how to control the information we see online.

as part of the cosmos that is inevitable as they have played out in one of those is the increase in disorder over time. so there are qualities of the world we've been able to deduce as inevitable consequences of the basic physical lives. but that such as thoughtful living systems, nothing that we can tell deeply written into the fundamental laws even on planet earth. the dinosaurs hold sway and the chance event of amy dear impact others to change the complexion of life on the planet from dinosaurs to other mammalian species that give rise to us who can ask questions like the one you just asked. but without that contingent event, they might not be intelligent life on planet earth. it's very hard to answer the question in general but it is the case at least there is one data point that suggest intelligent life, has arisen and therefore there are so many others out there it's easy to the wind rome while if there is other intelligence out there. and from that standpoint and certainly not from a theoretical aspect. >> do you mind if i cross talk? >> one of the things and then to exploit the energ

week end2 book tv's review with physics professors brian greene on the origins and future of the cosmos. , programs marking the 400th anniversary of the mayflower's trip from plymouth, england. onrting with a discussion the mayflower compact, a set of rules for self-governing of the sailors -- the settlers. host: -- joining us as dr. peter salk, president of the jonas salk legacy foundation, here to talk about the history of vaccines, concerning the polio vaccine and how it applies today. dr. salk, thanks so much for your time. guest: pleasure to be here. host: we are at a point with covid where we have two vaccines being rolled out and administrated. is there historical parallel from when the distribution of the polio vaccine took place? guest: it is a little bit separated