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british mission to show how space junk can be removed from earth his orbit has blasted into the cosmos on board a russian mock it the so is walking on going through it's a satellite that captures debris and now though which will act as a dummy piece for space junk junk is the experiment if the experiment is successful then it's hoped it will become a commercial south a trench. no again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera israelis are voting in their forty's action in just 2 years is widely seen as a referendum on prime minister benyamin netanyahu the campaign has been dominated by news now is corruption cases the economy and the corner virus pandemic that name has more from chose. the general consensus among pollsters and analysts it appears voters is that the status quo will remain in this election this is a essentially a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu he is expected to prevail but when i say he is expected to prevail what i mean is he will not get that magic 61 seats in the knesset that is needed to form a government outright it's expected he'll get

british missions a show home space junk can be removed from the our solar beds has blasted into the cosmos on board our russian rockets the soyuz rockets cargo includes a satellites that captures their berry and another which will act as a dummy piece of junk if the experiments is successful and its hopes it could become a commercial salvage venture. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the us the e.u. and several other countries have imposed coordinated sanctions on chinese officials for human rights abuses against the weaker minority china immediately hit back with sanctions on 10 europeans including politicians rather than change policies and address our legitimate concern and china is against turned a blind eye and these measures are right of all and next unacceptable there will be no change in the european union determination to defend human rights and to respond to serious for you relations and abuses as he said respective or where they are committed in the us at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a colorado supermarkets police in boulder say a suspect is now

how will cosmo and you react. or are you. not hey where's my hole punch. up there but i can't reach it what can i do. cause my is quick to help. i stood a chair to climb on. so i can reach the whole punch. bench the chair thank you was thank you. we help of is from a very early age empathy and a willingness to help our inherent in most people these traits develop into a sense of justice only in my food want to help someone or be able to.

despite ongoing repairs to the crucial or star in english segment after air leaks were detected ross cosmos is russia's space agency and it says the problems are due to metal fatigue or micrometeorite impacts it's believed the work will be completed over the next week and the lifespan of the module will not be affected all the repairs are being coordinated with nasa. and other news amazon has seen a huge spike in sales of the classic dr seuss children's books that's after the publisher itself decided to discontinue a number of titles in the series for containing what it concluded are racial stereotypes. these books put 3 people in ways that. she sings of these books is only part of a commitment and then a brutal plan to ensure dock to seuss enterprises catalog represents and supports all communities and families you know it's meant that 6 books would be scrapped was made on the late author's birthday and send sales soaring on amazon taking them to the top of the best sellers list within 24 hours dr seuss enterprises is of the view that several books contain examples of white supremacy and n

that is that they designate a prime minister courtesy will be the one to bring some sort of change cosmo's government government is facing a range of challenges including corruption ethnic conflict and also poverty a correspondent funny bullets. the scene all too common on the streets of new. children backing for food for money for anything in what remains a town with a difficult history in one of the poorest countries of europe. more than half of the under 25 year olds in kosovo are unemployed they feel let down by successive governments who have failed to make a break from the past and to fight corruption. in february people were dancing in prishtina the capital of kosovo their hope for change that endless year a leftist movement turned political party without being courted as its leader he wants to end corruption create jobs and promises a new start has seen so many people leave since the civil war more than 2 decades ago we want better education for the coming years we want more work places. i expect better things to happen and corruption to stop. but not everyone was celebrating some

spread her signature positivity, hayley asked to join the very first all-civilian mission to the cosmosted to go and immediately i said yes, and they were, like, well, maybe you should think about it and talk to your family, and i was, like, yeah. you're right. i should call my mom. >> reporter: hayley will become the youngest american ever to go to space when the inspiration 4 embarks on its multiday low earth orbit this fall. >> i think having cancer made me tough and i think in a way it prepared me to go to space because it's made me tough. >> reporter: hayley says her mission to go to space will show her patients that no matter how difficult things might be for them now, the sky really is the limit. what is your advice to the rest of us to find that zest for life every day the way you have found it? >> you know, i think it comes from hope because going through treatment and having that hope, that's what made me love my life. that's what gives me so many sunny days, and in just absolutely loving the day that mo lki forward to, she're here. saidiehents at st. jude once she's in outer

how will cosmo and euna react. or. her. not hey where's my hole punch. sup there but i can't reach it what can i do. cause my quick to help. i stood a chair to climb on. one does so i can reach the hole punch. and. pinch the share oh thank you was super thank you. we help of is from a very early age empathy and the willingness to help are inherent in most people these traits develop into a sense of justice only my few want to help someone or be able to do so.

british mission to show how much space junk can be removed from the air sorbets has blasted into the cosmos on board a russian rocket the soyuz rockets cargo includes a satellite that captures step 3 and another which will act as a dummy piece of space junk if the experiment is successful then it's hoped sick could become a commercial salvage venture on sea and half 1000 as you satellites are currently orbiting earth. expecting about $10000.00 satellites or more to be launched in the next decade so that's a huge growth in the amount of traffic and congestion that we're expecting to see in space which is going to mean that satellite operators are going to have to deal with potential potential conjunctions potential collisions and also you know increasing amount of space debris that is going to be talking up those highways. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the u.s. the e.u. and several other countries imposed coordinated sanctions on chinese officials for human rights abuses against the weaker muslims china immediately hit back with sanctions on 10 european politicians rather th

ongoing repairs to the crucial visit or star in english segments after air leaks were detected ross cosmos is russia space agency and it says the problems are due to metal fatigue or micrometeorite impacts. it's believed the work will be completed over the next week and the lifespan of the module won't be affected all the repairs are being coordinated with nasa. for more world news stories make sure to check out our website r.t. dot com and follow us on twitter i'll be back with more in just about 30 minutes and i hope to see that. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and just lying to nationalities. consumers . we don't look like seem. to be. judging. commentary classist least sometimes. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of their own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. economies to cherry rating rapidly but the government is redefining c.p.i. redefining g.d.p. redefining everything and all the

years since the decision comes despite ongoing repairs to the cross to after early word detected ross cosmos that is russia's space agency says the leaks are g 2 metal fatigue or micrometeorite impacts or it's believed the work will be completed so over the next week or so the lifespan of the module the effect of all the repairs are being coordinated with us. now the former 1st minister of scotland is back on your screen in moments of asking come donald trump still be a force in front line politics the i like some and show it begins a moment. there's a myth metabolife small molecule that out bodies may come. from it and make less of it as we get older this is one of the things i work on. and because we have less of it we become more prone to infection and the crazy thing is that could 19 sars could be to one of its ways of attacking body to deplete the body even more of that chemical which we need to fight infections. since it other than. come up with them if they pay them is only. about the money. to let me do so isn't that. right. if you are not just the type to use a penny. in the next. m

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haley asked to join the very first all-civilian mission to the cosmos with spacex. >> they asked if immediately i said yes. and they were like, maybe you should think about it, talk to your family, and i was like, yeah, i should call my mom. >> haley will become the youngest american ever to go to space when the inspiration 4 embarks onits multi-day, low-earth orbit this fall. she plans on bringing something with her to honor her father who lost his battle with cancer two years ago as well as all those who have bravely fought the disease. >> i think having cancer made me tough and prepared me to go to space because it's made me tough. >> tough indeed. a cancer survivor and thriver, a soon-to-be astronaut which begs the question. what scares you? spiders, snakes? anything? >> snakes by far. i don't garden because i'm too scared of seeing a snake. >> you'll stay out of the gard >>h,ur >>ayw it difficult things are now, the sky really is the limit. what is your advice to the rest of us to find that zest for life every day the way you have found it? >> you know, i think comes from hope. b

british mission to show how space junk can be removed from the earth this orbit has blasted into the cosmos on board a russian rocket the soyuz rockets kongo includes a satellite that captures debris and another which will act as a dummy piece of space junk if the experiment is successful then it's hoped it will become a commercial salvage venture we're expecting about $10000.00 satellites or more to be launched in the next decade so that's a huge growth in the amount of traffic and congestion that we're expecting to see in space which is going to mean that satellite operators are going to have to deal with potential potential conjunctions potential collisions and also you know increasing amount of space debris that is going to be broken up there is hard waste . the air. clear again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera israelis are voting in there for the election in just 2 years it's largely seen as a referendum on prime min.

mission to show how space junk can be removed from the earth this orbit has blasted into the cosmos on board a russian rocket the soyuz rockets convoy includes a satellite that captures debris and another which will act as a piece of space junk if the experiment is successful then it's hoped it will become a commercial salvage venture we're expecting about $10000.00 satellites or more to be launched in the next decade so that's a huge growth in the amount of traffic and congestion that we're expecting to see in space which is going to mean that satellite operators are going to have to deal with potential potential conjunctions potential collisions and also you know increasing amount of space debris that is going to be talking up those highways. get them fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera israelis are voting in their forties election in just 2 years it's largely seen as a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu the campaign has been dominated by his corruption cases economy and the pandemic attash a guy name has more from. the general consensus among pollsters and

with the beauty of the theories of isaac newton and einstein, understanding the emerging cosmos. god, we were lucky he was here, lucky he was a friend, lucky that, in this imperfect world, somehow he found us and we found him. when they close that coffin today -- when they closed that coffin today, i felt like a part of my heart was going to be pulled out of my body. i felt like a man who had loved my wife with honor, and helps them anyway i will never be able to describe, all the while it was doing everything else he was supposed to do. i just didn't want to let him go. but i realized that there was a season that had come, and when he gave that speech right here, he basically said, you know i am going to go, and the rest of you have got to get the show on the road. so remember that, you helped others and help yourselves. you went through institutions and went beyond them and made them better. and in the end, you do it because only when, like vernon, you are a person in full, can you be free. my friend, you are free. god bless you, i love you, and i think you. -- i thank you. >>

british mission to show how space junk can be removed from the earth's orbit as blasted into the cosmos on board a russian rocket the soyuz rockets cargo includes a satellite that captures daybreak another which will act as a dummy piece of space junk if the experiment is successful it's hope it will become a commercial salvage venture more than 2 and a half 1000 disuse satellites are orbiting the earth expecting about 10000 satellites or more to be launched in the next decade so that's a huge growth in the amount of traffic and congestion that we're expecting to see in space which is going to mean that satellite operators achan to have to deal with potential potential conjunctions potential collisions and also you know increasing amount of space debris that is going to be talking up those highways torture c.e.o. jack dorsey has sold his 1st tweet for nearly $3000000.00 the 15 year old post was put up for digital auction dorsey says the proceeds will be used to support families in africa who've been financially impacted by code 90. 7 headlines here on al-jazeera the u.s. e.u. and severa

a british mission to show how space junk can be removed from earth his orbit has blasted into the cosmos onboard a russian rocket the so is walker's congo includes a satellite that captures debris and another which will act as a dummy piece for space junk junk is experiment if the experiment it is successful then it's hoped it will become a commercial south a trench. no again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera israelis are voting in their forty's action in just 2 years is widely seen as a referendum on prime minister benyamin netanyahu the campaign has been dominated by news now is corruption cases the economy and the corner virus pandemic that name has more from chose. the general consensus among pollsters and analysts it appears voters is that the status quo will remain in this election.

disturb it and even if they did it's like microbes and humans need to be settling out going out in the cosmos and we are starting in mars what is the problem, but there are people in nasa and scientists and environmentalists that would raise concerns about that so i think ultimately if it does go to mars they would go hand-in-hand and that would help address some of those issues like the planetary protection. >> we have a question from somebody that i believe you know. how do you think they would respond to a disaster where there is loss of life for the astronaut and how would the faa play out? >> it would be an issue with what the u.s. congress which would be deep in spacex if that happened. that would be a terrible tragedy. there are no guarantees with human spaceflight whatsoever. there are some pretty good safety precautions with the falcon nine rocket that has an excellent record in terms of getting orbit the newest version has never failed after they say about 70 attempts and if it does fail if something went wrong there was no way for the crew to safely get back to earth. there is a la

how will cosmo and you and i react. or. her. not hey where's my hole punch. up there but i can't reach it what can i do. cause my is quick to help. i stood a chair to climb on. so i can reach the hole punch. the chair thank you thank you. we help of is from a very early age empathy and the willingness to help are inherent in most people these traits develop into a sense of justice only my few want to help someone or be able to do so we must realize they are a need we have to imagine ourselves and their place in a sense of justice a similarly we have to recognise that they won't like having less than we did. for a long time research has believed as sense of justice was a matter of upbringing more recent studies suggest that it's innate. started in fear or there's a lot to suggest that we have something inside us from birth to develop through evolution a certain sense of justice a certain preference or orientation towards equal distribution studies with monkeys show it to that often a glimpse of our evolutionary past. but where the usual experiment is that 2 mo

and in the disordered cosmos, a physicist reflects on her experience as a black woman in the field.st john archibald looks at the role of white preachers in the south in shaking the gates of hell. donald trump's confrontation with china in chaos under heaven, and in hospital, brian alexander explores the struggles of small town the hospitals. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >>> and now on booktv, we're live with best selling author and new yorker staff writer elizabeth colbert who over the next two hours will speak about her various books. >> host: so author elizabeth kolbert, how does somebody who studied literature at yale become a pulitzer prize science writer? >> guest: well, there's, it's a long and winding road. i spent a number of years covering politics. my first really journalistic job, job in journalism, was at "the new york times," and i was pretty quickly dispatched toal ban to cover state politics -- to albany to cover state politics. when you're doing daily

that was a blow to the russian cosmos.ost-soviet era has been tough not to mention that russia didn't sign the artemis accord led by nasa. russia which has decades of legacy and kind of a desire to get back in the game could be joining forces at a very important time as the united states makes its own attempts to send the first woman to mars in a couple years. they have a probe on mars right now. and, rosemary, eventually, the u.s. wants to fly people to mars. >> extraordinary, isn't it? amazing stuff. will ripley, thank you so much for bringing us up to date on all of that, appreciate it. >>> one of president biden's dogs has caused a stir in the white house after sources say it bit a member of the security team. major and mr. biden's other dog champ are currently in delaware with the biden family after major showed aggressive behavior. white house press secretary jen psaki on tuesday didn't clarify when the dogs would be back. but offered details on the biting incident which she described as causing a minor injury. >> on

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neil degrasse tyson taken the biggest questions of the cosmos. stick around for that. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovascular events, whether you know you're at risk or not. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, change

of the hayden planetarium at the american museum of natural history, the host of "star talk" and "cosmoshow," neil degrasse tyson! neil, how are you? >> doing good. doing good. dude. >> stephen: now, because you're an educator, you are eligible to get the covid vaccine here in new york. and i understand this morning you got the second shot. now, i've heard-- >> i got the second shot 11 hours ago, yes. >> stephen: okay, and i heard that they can-- it can feel a little rough after the second shot. how are you doing? >> i'm a little loopy now. ( laughs ). >> stephen: loopy? like... >> just a little loopy. but, no, i feel fine. i was never much of a side effects guy my whole life, so i don't expect to-- to put a check in all the boxes that they list. but, otherwise, yeah, if i'm otherwise incoherent, that could be why. i got it up at harlem hospital. >> stephen: here you are getting the first dose 28 days ago. and i didn't know that one possible side effect of the shot was of the gun show. ( laughter ) sun's not even out, but guns are out. now, i'm glad-- i'm glad-- >> what? >> that's just w

how will cosmo and euna react. or. her. not hey where's my hole punch.up there but i can't reach it what can i do. because my is quick to help. i stood a chair to climb on. so i can reach the whole punch. bench the share thank you was super thank you. we help of is from a very early age empathy and the willingness to help are inherent in most people these traits develop into a sense of justice only my few want to help someone or be able to do so we must realize they are in need we have to imagine ourselves and their place in a sense of justice a similarly we have to recognise that they won't like having less than we do. for a long time research has believed as sense of justice was a matter of upbringing more recent studies suggest that it's innate. it's part of the new field or there's a lot to suggest that we have something inside us from birth to develop through evolution of a certain sense of justice a certain preference or orientation towards equal distribution studies with monkeys show it to that often a glimpse of our evolutionary past to sex but w

the book by the way, jerry weaver passed away and pop and i decided to have dinner together at the cosmos club in washington, as it happened. i asked bob just for curiosity when he went to school. because all along i thought he'd gone to deal or harvard or someplace like that, because he is polished. spent his life working for state and usaid, and he said actually i didn't go to college. and then it all came out, that he dropped out of high school. i did know he had been to vietnam. and then it kind of hit me that this is a real story. this is a very unusual character, but i still didn't jump on it. i waited about four months and was mulling it over and figured good book ideas are not handed to you on a silver platter. you have to tease them out. it was only after i started on the book and started injuring dozens upon dozens of people at usaid, state, elsewhere, and each of them told me how extraordinary and reliable with information bob was, it was then that i decided to really pour myself into this book. >> great. it was a wonderful investment. we generally appreciate it. it's a great s

. >> you know, we all try to figure out how we're going to fit into this cosmos.she was always curious. she was curious about how beautiful nature is. and when you embark on an adventure there's a joy in understanding how something works especially when that something is ourselves. and that's the type of thing that this coronavirus pandemic should teach us, is that we should understand the beauties of nature and also fathom how science can help us. >> cathy isaacson, the writer who's also the wife of walter isaacson of 35 years has written the most revealing thing yet about walter isaacson. she writes, "our daughter betsey once said that in writing about ben franklin walter was writing about himself. an upwardly mobile newspaper man interested in science and diplomacy. she said in writing aboutine stin walter was writing about his own father, a friendly distracted engineer with a friendly human streak. in steve jobs he was writing ubher, a strong tech loving geek. and the subject of his latest book, he was writing about me, smart, sensible and persistent. you shou

. >> cosmos legend interplanetary legend dolly parton donated a million dollars toward the developmentshe received a dose of her own medicine. ♪ vaccine, vaccine, vaccine i'm begging of you please don't hesitate ♪ >> do you want to cancel the rest of the show so i can hear dolly parton sing. >> that was "jolene." she reworked the lyrics. and she posted this message to the american people. >> i just wanted to encourage everybody. the sooner we get to feeling better, the sooner we are going to get back to being normal. so i just want to say to all of you cowards out there, don't be such a chicken squat. get out there and get your shot. >> oh, that's beautiful. i'll do anything dolly says. >> seriously. it's such an important message, and good for her. >> she's an angel. everything she says is just imbued with wisdom. i'm waiting for the moment where a public official or celebrity gets the shot and screams the second they got it. >> dolly parton gets the shot and the shot screams. that's what happens. that's how awesome she is. that's how powerful dolly parton is. she paid for the vaccine

and in the disordered cosmos, a physicist reflects on her experience as a black woman in the field. columnist john archibald looks at the role of white preachers in the south in shaking the gates of hell. donald trump's confrontation with china in chaos under heaven, and in hospital, brian alexander explores the struggles of small town the hospitals. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >>> and now on booktv, we're live with best selling author and new yorker staff writer elizabeth colbert who over the next two hours will speak about her various books. >> host: so author elizabeth kolbert, how does somebody who studied literature at yale become a pulitzer prize science writer? >> guest: well, there's, it's a long and winding road. i spent a number of years covering politics. my first really journalistic job, job in journalism, was at "the new york times," and i was pretty quickly dispatched toal ban to cover state politics -- to albany to cover state politics. when you're doing daily jou

. >> this is like the cosmos >> yes >> like the universe i just can't get my head around it. >> where does our souls, where do our soul goes after we die? >> i'll think about that after the break and have an answer for you. >> bring them back. >> and canadian pacific ceo keith creer will be joining us this hour. the opening bell 17 minutes away a lot more for you on "squawk on the street." so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> i did want to get to a story, jim, that hit not that long ago, this morning, of course, involving leon black, the founder of apollo, one of the giants of private equity, essentially walking away from the firm now, we knew he was going to be stepping down as the ceo

the barefoot contessa herself, ina garten has moved onward and upward from her giant quarantine cosmoming up with the wonderfully funny melissa mccarthy and together this dynamic duo will bring us a special for discovery plus called cocktails and tall tales, with ina garten and melissa mccarthy. take a look. >> we're shaking up whiskey sours. >> do you think we can get enough in that glass? >> if your wrist gets tired dunk your head in. >> i was never allowed to cook, so that's how i got my pilot's license. talked myself into getting a job at the white house. >> one of her first words were -- >> cheers. >> wait a minute, that's my line. >> with melissa in australia, where she's shooting a new show, and ina in the hamptons where she lives, the pair said they had so much fun, they never even noticed they were basically a world away from each other. melissa said, quote, second only to the day my babies were born, it was pretty much the best day of my life. the special is said to be full of fun stories and little known tidbits from both superstars' lives. cocktails and tall tales with ina

composer, scholar, activist, educator, and cultural seems to embrace the entire far-flung jewish cosmosfrom back loania to the dike march. on a given night, you might find her performing with a ground breaking band she founded, charming host at a punk club, officiating a jewish wedding or delivering a presentation at a academic conference. it is hard to over state her brilliance, her musical talent, her joy and her vast contribution to those of us who new her and the music scene. julia lost a prolong fight against a rare autoimmune disease last week at the age of 50. her life was too short. she burned brightly and touched many of us in many people in our city while she was with us. her joy will for life will never be forgotten. and the rest i submit. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor melgar. supervisor peskin. >> thank you, madam chair, colleagues. i want to start with an i am i d like to adjourn today's board meeting in the memory of my neighbor anne hallstead. in addition serving with me for many years over a decade and a half on the bay conservation and development commissio

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