, like all new frontiers. it involves a certain amount of risk. we must always try to minimize those. risk, but not let them dissuade our efforts to meet the nation's space goal with a sense, responsibility and commitment. our thoughts and prayers, sympathy go out to their families. and 19 years ago and one day i had a similar sad task along with my colleague, late colleague olan teague, to make the announcement that apollo to a204 fire at the kennedy center which caused a loss of three very distinguished and i would like to say that the committee on science and technology will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the cause of this accident after the national aeronautics and space administration has completed its immediate investigation. we invite comments from those within and without the government that may have any comments that would be pertinent so that we can try to have a comprehensive report to make to our colleagues in the congress who have been very supportive of this program over the years. mr

if how ukraine is this important frontier. if ukraine how ukraine is this important frontier . if ukraine falls, frontier. if ukraine falls, where next? does putin turn? we've seen demagogues and dictators throughout history not stop when they're given concessions and continue to push on through for ever more territory. but surrendering would. thank you so much for giving us your insight this morning into a situation that does continue to roll on. well, we were talking about that wider impact across eastern europe . so impact across eastern europe. so let's continue with that theme. russia's war in ukraine is, of course, having an impact, not just on ukraine, but particularly eastern european countries . i'm delighted to be countries. i'm delighted to be joined now by the polish foreign minister, pavel jablonski, who covers africa in the middle east , within the polish foreign service, and pavel, i just wonder , particularly looking at wonder, particularly looking at the axis that we're seeing developing between russia and iran , these are two areas that i iran, these are two a

we look at tomorrow and see unlimited frontiers just waiting to be explored.ur brightest discoveries are not yet known. our most thrilling stories are not yet told. our grandest journeys are not yet made. the american age, the american epic, the american adventure has only just begun. our spirit is still young, the sun is still rising, god's grace is still shining, and, my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. thank you. god bless you. and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] great speech. unbelievable. great speech, sir. >> sign my time for me? >> thank you. you get better every year. >> magnificent reception. thank you. >> you tigray. >> great to meet you, mister president. >> the best speech. great speech! brilliant, mister president. absolutely brilliant. >> reagan ask. >> wonderful. >> mister president, would you sign this for a charity? >> same thing here. we'll take it with us. there you go. thank you. congratulations. amazing job, sir. great job. >> that was awesome. >> you crushed! >> excuse me. >> congratulations. >> great job!

it was a series, abe lincoln, frontier boy. stories of lincoln living in a log cabin on the front tier, it really grabbed my imagination. i've been a fan of lincoln a long time, he is one of the greatest american figures and heroes. that is why i focused on him. host: was there a certain mindset you had when going into research and writing as you did it, did anything change? guest: certainly discovered a lot about lincoln. i learned as i went along. i spent more time than i'd like to admit researching this, i love the research. lincoln, when he starts out, he is just like anybody else. the rail splitter, as a teenager, he is asking questions like where my going to live, what am i going to do with my life? it is fascinating to watch, as he grows and matures, he evolves somebody -- he describes himself as a piece of floating driftwood. often without direction. he gradually comes to catch himself and give himself to a cause that is much greater than himself, that is the cause of freedom and equality. he gives his life for those ca

now as companies try to stake their claim and define this new frontier, it encompasses using the web to meld the manufacturing and work and overlap with many aspects of facebook parent company meadows vision. right now, it is a complete mess of virtual world and a peas, alternate, and all mentored realities and gaming concepts. i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything we're today will be taking a closer look at the metaphors and breaking down the players and the cost to develop a new virtual frontier. ah the met averse consists of 3 general platforms. now the.

it was a series, abe lincoln, frontier boy. stories of lincoln living in a log cabin on the front tier, it really grabbed my imagination. i've been a fan of lincoln a long time, he is one of the greatest american figures and heroes. that is why i focused on him. host: was there a certain mindset you had when going into research and writing as you did it, did anything change? guest: certainly discovered a lot about lincoln. i learned as i went along. i spent more time than i'd like to admit researching this, i love the research. lincoln, when he starts out, he is just like anybody else. the rail splitter, as a teenager, he is asking questions like where my going to live, what am i going to do with my life? it is fascinating to watch, as he grows and matures, he evolves somebody -- he describes himself as a piece of floating driftwood. often without direction. he gradually comes to catch himself and give himself to a cause that is much greater than himself, that is the cause of freedom and equality. he gives his life for those ca

we will speak to the electronic frontier foundation about what's at stake and why the future of free speech online could be in jeopardy. then to malcolm harris, author of the new book "palo alto: a history of california, capitalism, and the world." and we look at a new partisan push to ratify the equal rights amendment a half-century after its passage. >> solution will help address centuries of gender discrimination in america by removing the unnecessary barriers that prevented us from enshrining the dignity, the community, and the quality of women into our united states constitution. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least 62 people died over the weekend after a boat carrying refugees fell apart at sea after -- off of italy's calabrian coast. at least one baby and 12 children were among the deceased. around 80 survivors from iran, pakistan, and afghanistan were pulled to safety after they were found in the water grasping on to pieces of the ship which had departed the turkish city of izmir a

the military leadership of the country above that right now there is a battle on our historical frontiers, for our people. it is being led by the same courageous fighters who are now standing next to us here. they fight heroically courageously bravely. we are proud of them and you are proud of them. thrice cheers at the luzhniki stadium at the operation , these included those fighters who are now in moscow for rehabilitation for treatment uh, and uh, there were military active military on this stage whom vladimir putin greeted immediately after his speech. when together we recently for the unity of the russian people ur russia stadium not only in the russian eastern group the atmosphere is really incredible filled with all three buns, of course. in order to congratulate the defender of the fatherland and our fighters and our military and our border guards and medical staff on the coming day. in the message of the federal assembly and brought christians to the front now in the hearts of millions of russians today at the stadium - this is a feeling. eat began the implementation of the presi

e, minsk frontier of martial arts for children. already every year.lso the fourth, so the audience already knows us , they come and watch. however, the tournament the minsk frontier is not just a show for fighters. this is primarily a chance to show your level, skill and progress. by the way, the younger brother, chingiz allazova. emil, he defeated the iranian alize abdian. however, the belarusian was dissatisfied with his performance. honestly , when there is no brother in the corner, when there is no coach, they are sent to change, my brothers. next time. i hope the coach will be better next to me, but such a victory does not suit me at all. i'm not happy with this fight at all. i didn’t show anything at all that i can do, honestly. thanks to the opponent for you and i want to express gratitude to slava, which is an example for me. everyone knows him, he has achieved pound at the moment in the world of kickboxing. we were together in the philippines in thailand. i saw everything nearby. i passed along with the fees. and you understand what level is

whether it's wagner group, where there was black water from the old days, if you are in a frontier and she can read dragon out of china, i don't think there's a difference at all. the companies will start to the same way more or less the same sort of people. there's actually no sugar and there's a difference at all. i just think nowadays that if you don't agree with a waste a narrative, you're completely branded a terrorist and outside of every single day. but even no matter what functional who you're working for, it's double standards in calling one peace keeping force and the other one a terrorist organization. so i don't think there's a difference in the companies at all. i just a goods who's calling the shots that becomes french. how often is that the government to use the p and c? and how do you see the future of war? is it government versus governmental government versus rebel forces? or is it going to be pmc versus pmc? regina has been used relatively extensively and africa with great success. they've been very successful in operation that they've undertaken across africa, and t

translation: there are battles going on right now on our- historical frontiers for our people.geous warriors are fighting. hello and welcome to the programme. president putin has been addressing crowds filling moscow's main stadium for a patriotic gala concert, to mark one year of russia's invasion of ukraine. he insisted that his decision to launch military action was entirelyjustified to protect russia's security. mr putin went on to stress that �*the cooperation between china and russia on the world stage is "very important to stabilise the international situation". our russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. to russia's largest football stadium they came in their tens of thousands, not to cheer on their team, but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been bussed in specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. irina seems to. "we weren't the ones to start this", irina says. "i trust our president." inside the stadium, the main event. vladimir putin shared the stage

m fees to assist the military with operations. names like black water, triple can a p s loss and frontier services group, or a few that might be familiar to you. all of these are american owned and wait for it, interestingly enough, not considered terrorist by washington. so what's the difference for security reasons? i'll next interview we asked not to be seen on camera. he is a private military contractor who has worked with wagner in africa. kaiser, thank you very much for joining us. where have you been in africa and who have you worked full? well, my korean contracting started in africa, then move to the middle east and then come back to africa in 2 years. and the jobs all very similar. it just depends which country and which government working for at the tar. how much do you get paid if you don't mind telling us the pay not as for pmc, we're very so much for the contract. a contract and job to job you're doing step regarding it's one salary. and if you're treating job b. s d work. the surveys are completely different. but i think in general, you look at anything from starting salari

and all excitement of discovering these new lands and and forging new frontier, a new beginning and. it's told with in a in such an american exceptionalist form as black and brown peoples were not instrumental to this exceptional ism. and i think that's one of the biggest myths right, that you can't really tell the story. well, we do tell the story of one sided story, right. the monuments tell us that. we tell the story in a one dimensional way, though other persons were not involved in the process. and to me that that shoots right at the heart of because how can you really tell the story of democracy with a one sided story. so i think the myth is american greatness and exceptionalism. yes, absolutely. and so let's talk about monuments. let's talk about what they mean us, where they stand or do not stand. and why they matter? yeah. so they matter. i mean, because america says they matter, right? there's not one european country. you can go to. and even in the united states, where there isn't some -- of an of what america stands for and the monuments speak to what values so that says

comrade senior warrant officer of the frontier detachment, consisting of corporal shakhnazarov, private and private sergeev from the protection of the state border of the union of soviet socialist republics, arrived during his service. signs of violation of the state border were not found senior outfits and a flute shakhnazarov you will wake up your mushrooms , will you go with me? take a dip nothing, brr, come on. yur water is like fresh milk imagine, not a man is a plant, but also does not like loneliness. hurry, why aren't you afraid of the snake under koryak? when the stick just didn’t hit a little, we’ll root it up, pick up the koryak and the snake. yeah, you're a man. in general, you shouldn't kill anyone. and the other is not with you, not with me. so she's poisonous. sciatica heard cruel, you know how? to recover in order to win in sports arenas, sometimes it is necessary to foresee every step of the opponent. dmitry paint, that's right, for the correct answers they will get points, and for the wrong ones they will lose them name the length of the marathon distance. anna was the

there is an opportunity to gain a foothold on the frontier. starts to ride from a digging position.er is cold the earth has sprouted. and what to do with an ax , a pick, a shovel, crowbars, the boys bite centimeter by centimeter? and from here to level, or one more, as the hospital will be an area open here for the guys. as soon as they occupy a new height accounted for. well, literally bite into the ground, build defensive fortifications and equip firing points and that's it. this is under constant enemy mortar fire. well it's under pc and automatic world height. as long as the trunk. she will move comfortably. there is a distance. so here's a spare price, you can put a 200 tape on a machine gun and it works in a short time, a labyrinth and digs and a couple of, damn it, knives appear in an open field, well, they did it in a day. that is, as we took this position here was a bare field. our task. dig as quickly as possible to take up defense, the deeper we dig faster, the chance of survival increases the vast majority of those who are in positions in the past are civilians, miners,

medic versus the mostly defined term now as companies try to stake their claim and to find this new frontier? it encompasses using the web to meld the manufacturing and work and overlap with many aspects of faith with parent company meadows vision. right now it is a complete mess of virtual world and a p alternate and all method realities and gaming concepts. i'm christy i and you're watching the cost of everything we're today will be taking a closer look at the metaphors and breaking down the players and the cost to develop a new virtual frontier. ah no met. averse consists of 3 general platforms. now the 1st leverage is an a t's and crypto currency is to create block chain based met averse startups. people can buy virtual lands, create individualized settings on the central land and the sandbox. the 2nd one though, refers to a virtual world where people meet for business or pleasure users can trade and tease or spend crypto to buy and sell goods. for example, users have now earned money on roadblocks by charging other users for access to their games. and the 3rd group that consists of comp

translation: there are battles i going on right now on our historical frontiers for our people. courageous warriors are fighting. we'll have details of the putin rally, and we'll look at the latest military cooperation between russia and china. also in newsday this hour... 11 palestinians were killed in over a hundred were injured on an occupation on the western bank occupation on the shamima begum, who fled the uk tojoin islamic state when she was 15, has failed to regain her british citizenship. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. president putin has been addressing crowds filling moscow's main stadium for a patriotic gala concert to mark one year of russia's invasion of ukraine. he insisted that his decision to launch military action was entirelyjustified to protect russia's security. mr putin went on to stress that the cooperation between china and russia on the world stage is very important to stabilise the international situation. our russia editor steve rosenberg in moscow. to russia's larges

translation: there are battles going on right now on our- historical frontiers, for our people.ourageous warriors are fighting. china's top foreign affairs official is in moscow for talks with beijing expected to unveil a possible peace plan. eleven palestinians are killed and more than a hundred injured in an israeli raid on the occupied west bank. british and irish political leaders condemn the shooting of an off—duty policeman in northern ireland. he's in a critical condition. and burning to save the world: the environmentally—friendly charcoal that could help reduce deforestation. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. ahead of the anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine, president putin has addressed crowds in moscow's main stadium during a patriotic gala concert. he insisted that his decision to launch military action was entirelyjustified to protect russia's security. mr putin went on to stress that the cooperation between china and russia on the world stage is "very important to stabilise the international situation." our russia editor stev

i like it the first institution that started working in the frontier after liberation was a hospital military doctors from residents since then , they help each other, when i didn’t completely take the city, and here we opened a hospital, an infectious diseases department and the meat of the population. they helped us today, the city of rubizhnoye brought warm clothes, shoes. there, medicines still arrived on behalf of the chechen republic, ramzan of kadyrov’s matches, many soldiers and doctors of the akhmat special forces in the city are known by sight, but for children some even become real friends, like ali or a six-year-old. zahara will be friends. but friends, give a strong hug and continue on the road, which is always not easy for humanitarian columns, they track revenge for help. until the point of impact , a couple of hundred meters are reported on the radio. ramzan alderov, and the coordinates of our humanitarian convoy, as i understand it, someone received or saw from the air today? it is clear that military doctors are quite accustomed to the shelling, they only smile, the

translation: there are battles going on right now on our- historical frontiers, for our people.rriors are fighting, just like the ones that are standing here with us now. they are battling bravely and heroically. we are proud of them. let's give them three cheers! cheering. this is the picture the kremlin wanted, russia united. it's —15, but as you can see, this place is packed. now, that doesn't mean that russians idolise vladimir putin and are willing to come out and freeze themselves just to support him. this is a highly stage—managed, kremlin—choreographed concert. that doesn't change the fact that much of what putin says and does does strike a chord with a lot of people here. when vladimir putin speaks about russia reasserting itself and challenging the west, when he claims that russians and ukrainians are one people, it goes down well at home. because they think as he thinks. they want what he wants. they view ukraine as he views and he reflects their — his popularity is not based on the air platform, his popularity is deep—rooted in the russian public opinion and percepti

golikova frontier chervonopovka. lugansk people's republic and heroic, kherson region first during the special operation, 385 aircraft, 210 helicopters, 3,172 unmanned aerial vehicles, 404 anti-aircraft gradient systems, 7,915 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,028 multiple rocket launcher combat vehicles , 4,133 field artillery pieces, mortars, and 8,440 units of special military vehicles were destroyed. decided to deorbit the cargo ship progress tomorrow morning, the engines will turn on for braking, and part of them that did not burn out in the atmosphere will fall into the pacific ocean. as planned before after a depressurization occurred on the progress due to a faulty cooling system, but this morning the astronauts postponed the procedure, manually deployed the device, took additional pictures of the outer skin and apparently did not find any damage, but the commission still decided to flood it as part of the iss progress has been made since october last year. he brought 2.5 tons of cargo to the station

closer look at the metaphors and breaking down the players and the cost to develop a new virtual frontier. ah the met of earth consists of 3 general platforms. now the 1st leverage is an, a t's and crypto currencies to create block chain based met averse startups. people can, by virtual lands, create individualized settings on the central land and the sandbox. the 2nd one though, refers to a virtual world where people meet for business or pleasure. users can trade and tease or spend crypto to buy and sell goods. for example, users have now earned money on row blocks by charging other users for access to their games. and the 3rd group that consists of companies like meta, which creates centralized platforms through things like the alkalis arm. but the big difference here is centralized versus a previous to which are decentralized, metallic booter, and the founder of a theory him has expressed doubts and said that he doesn't believe the metaphors will happen in the ways that venture capitalists are currently funding. he says that it's still too early to know what people actually want. so an

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about the next delivery scattered quickly. like the first institution that started working in the frontierfter the liberation was the military doctors hospital from the residents since then and help each other, when not yet fully the city was taken. and here we opened a hospital, an infectious diseases department and a meat population. the city helped us today, if warm clothes, shoes, medicines still arrived on behalf of the chechen republic ramzan kadyrov’s match, many soldiers and doctors of the special forces akhmad in the city are known by sight, and for children some even become real friends, like ali or six-year-old zakhara we will invigorate, we will be friends, and here are others let's hug and continue on the path, which for humanitarian columns is always not easy, track avenges for help. here, up to the point of impact, a couple of hundred meters, ramzan morons reports the coordinates of our humanitarian column on the radio. i understand that someone received or saw from the air today? how long though? it can be seen that military doctors are quite accustomed to shelling , only s

the next frontier, which they really overcame not without difficulty, is tanks, what they say further, here we need f-16. and such publications have already gone from the underworld that prepares public opinion for such a step, whether they agree or not. uh, i don’t know, the question will become practically where they will take off from if they take off from the airfields remaining in ukraine. that is , it can be done in such a way that they will not be left by the time these aircraft appear. get 500 bonuses in the sportmaster mobile app for every friend who signs up using your link. we will also give him 500 bonuses in the sportmaster online pay application. the map is yesterday, but it’s more convenient for me by phone using qr codes. yesterday's not the day before yesterday, or something, i can pay for murpey, but the button which of the bp online can you pay for? as you wish, each as it suits him. choose your payment method with the world payment system and the fast payment system. what 's the button? pressed. as you like today i cook meat, my own farms and natural spices, it's i

you both talk a lot about the emerging and frontier technoloies and you emphasize the space that chinaeager to leapfrog and dominate. i think this might be similar to what commissioner wessel asked, i'm interested in basic enabling technology and you look at how critical the manufacturer robotic capabilities are. can you talk about sort of not the next generation of acquisitions, but what you view as significantly risky or transactions that aren't in that list of ai quantum computing categories, but that you view is of significant concern. >> so, i think, you know, going to technologies where china has strength, but where western are like-minded companies have perhaps niches are incredibly important. so, here, anything to did with advanced computing is incredibly important, so as we think about china as being the source and at its disposal not just large amounts-- international data able to leverage that is going to be key. so, anything that has to do with that type of technology, i think, is going to be of interest to the chinese defense industry. we saw an example of that, for exampl

it is clear most of what we are now all together experiencing frontier for our country at a time whens bears a colossal responsibility. russia has done a lot, putin emphasizes, to resolve the ukrainian crisis. everything possible is real. everything possible to solve this problem by peaceful means, but a completely different scenario was being prepared behind our backs . they admit this publicly openly, of course. they played on people's lives, in fact, as they say in well-known circles with marked cards, they will never wash themselves off from this shame. concept of honor trust decency is not for them a symbol of total unprincipled lies. they started the war. and we used force to stop it carefully and we will consistently solve the tasks we face. a few months before the start of the special operation, russia once again offered to agree on security issues, a direct refusal, and now russia is accused of aggression. a country that has unleashed several wars at once in recent years, flooding the planet with its military bases of hundreds of them. i want to highlight hundreds of basses a

in fact, they wanted to create an anti frontier town. and that's a word that's been used by other historians. palmer and the other people i've worked who worked with him had seen what railroads combined with lots of miners and alcohol can do to a city and it wasn't good. and so they decided they wanted something that was going to stick around. it wasn't in many cases such a point of morality as it was a point of good business. it was, okay, we want something that's going to stick around. we want to create a stable. we want families because that's how this is going to last. and so what they did was they tried to create an anti frontier town. they were really they prioritized bringing churches out here. they would give free land to churches as they were plotting up the land. they also and this is very important, wrote a temperance clause into all the land deeds. so if you were going to buy land in colorado springs, you have to sign something saying that you were going to make or sell alcohol on that property and actually a man in the 1870s

we will speak to the electronic frontier foundation about what's at stake and why the future of

now the strategic task to reach new frontiers has been analyzed in detail in his message. vladimir putin, the state is ready to spend gigantic funds on development. in confirmation of this, the largest recent infrastructure projects are now the word for business. moreover, the image of the west as a shining city on a hill turned out to be a mirage for those who believed in it. yuriy lipatov studied economic trends. the notorious spirit of europe really exists in the paintings of the medieval artist irony bosch, in which so much suffering echoes the picture of the world of many of today's european chants in the west. the message of the president of russia to the federal assembly was awaited with practical interest, expecting to hear it. at least some signs of surrender. in such interest, read the desire to see. confirmation that they have achieved the goal, as the western leaders themselves declare , it is accepted to make people suffer in such a way. to force our citizens. such humanists, they want to make the people suffer, thereby destabilizing our society from the insid

not to give the word to the fighters themselves, who are now defending the homeland of different frontiers and participate in a special military operation. ah, the fighters also performed, and the performance of the musicians who, a year ago , uh, stood up for the motherland, and today they had a chance to return to their musical instrument, but uh , other fighters also performed along with them, was such a touching moment, who now protect like. after being seriously wounded, i found hospitals, a father whom i had not seen since early childhood. many of us who are at the front are very close not only in spirit, but also in our hearts. sorry who support in any in this case, we are all worried about this year , i wanted to say that each of us, uh, found a family not only by kindred, just on his blood, but found a family with the name russia brothers. we are together and step by step bridges and the truth and strength of the russian people. yes, i’m mine and i couldn’t even think that i would become a military man, i studied and worked hard in ordinary life. this is not only passing, but pass

that these commercial transactions are a violation of but you both talk a lot about emerging and frontier technologies and emphasize soas in china, eager to leapfrog and dominate. this may be similar to what michael wessel asks. i'm interested in enabling technology. look at how critical the manufacturing robotic capabilities are. can you talk a little bit about not the next generation of acquisitions but what you view as significantly risky or transactions that aren't in that list of ai quantum computing categories, but you view as of significant concern. >> going to technologies where china has strength but western or like-minded companies are important so anything to do with advanced computing is important. as we think about china being the source of large amounts of not just natural but potentially international data being able to leverage that is going to be key so anything that has to do with that type of technology is going to be of interest to the chinese defense industry. we saw an example of that, by the acquisition of german startup a few years ago which was acquired not by a c

translation: there are battles i going on right now on our historical frontiers for our people.ourageous warriors are fighting. this is a highly stage—managed, kremlin—choreographed concert. that doesn't change the fact that much of what putin says, and does, does strike a chord with a lot of people here. we'll have details of the putin rally and we'll be looking at the latest military cooperation between russia and china. also tonight — within the past hour, an off—duty police officer has been shot in the town of omagh, county tyrone. shamima begum, who fled the uk tojoin islamic state when she was 15, has failed to regain her british citizenship. another big supermarket limits sales of some fruit and vegetables — extreme weather is blamed for damaging harvests abroad. and... tonight, the winning streak and coming up on the bbc news channel — chasing the biggest prize the club's yet to win. can manchester city edge closer to the quarter finals of the champions league? good evening. ahead of the first anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine, president putin has put on a s