gresham, john h. glenn jr., leroy gordon cooper, and malcolm scott carpenter.ew astronauts spent months and months undergoing rigorous testing and training. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ while they were being trained, several monkeys, took check rides in the new mercury spacecraft. meanwhile, the orbiting of unmanned satellites became more and more common place, and weather watchers, found a permanent place in our daily lives by improving weather forecasting capabilities. on august 12th, 1960, president eisenhower took part in the first transmission of the echo one communications satellite. this is president eisenhower speaking, in this first experiment involving communications, involving the use of the satellite known as echo. >> on may 5th, 1961, astronaut alan b. shepherd made america's first sub orbital flight. project mercury was underway. >> lift off and the clock is started. yes, sir, reading you loud and clear. this is freedom 7, the fuel is go 1.2 t cabin at 14 psi, oxygen is go. cabin pressure is holding at 5.5. >> soon after freedom 7 lands, president john kennedy gave n

the atlanta system in general have been caught off guard but when people push back it's called the gresham ok from the other side of the fence and saying we're serving our interests here we get this impression from administration after administration that no other country has interests you're not allowed to have interests and if you express it it's called aggression and that's not how diplomacy works and we were told by joe but there would be diplomacy under his administration i don't see any of it anywhere right now go ahead joe in los angeles. yeah i think you're i mean you're right you know joe biden made a lot of promises throughout his campaign but what we're seeing right now of nations who or no longer afraid of the united states i think they've lost all respect for united states not being one of the biggest reason why is because dubai has always been soft on countries like china but try to press aggression towards countries like russia i think that you know we have a lot of age politicians who are sitting in a post cold war era nero still trying to see him or so states policies were

under mentalists gresham will be in britain as well we tend to think that it only exists in the united states because it's there but it's a very powerful lobby in the united. is well and i think. this is why. really expects so many aspects of british policy how would the question. now no way to challenge it it's really not all. its main. ation of the senate isn't. the principle means to stifle debate on the spot and silence be. criticized isn't to realize that there are. problems it's not just about honest night it's really your moral you know mark musician against. relations of human rights in the word not only. and therefore i think this should really enhance and i'll repeat. what you know many reasons very company to try their character and blame for racism and i'm semitism we're taking a very bold and moral condition against great series and in that case resign and. present a lot of a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. backstabbers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mea

fundamentals gresham europe in britain as well we think that only exists in the right its name because it's small visible there but it's a very powerful lobby in the united kingdom as well and i think. this is why. so many aspects of british policy how would the question. now no way to challenge it. that way. and the principle means to stifle debate on policy in silence be. criticised isn't people have to realize. what's happening in palestine is not just about palestine it's a moral you know moral position against all nations human rights in the word not only in palestine. and empower people. you know many reasons vary. to try. and blame all races and i'm the sentiment is no we're not taking your remark that all of them are opposition against great certainly in that case resigned is going to present a lot of a thank you after the break we go to england's 1st colony island where violence on the streets of belfast could signal a united ireland. i feel smell like it's a cold this is huge huge but the 1st point of the for us to give conformity with the 100. i chose to use for doing that.

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presell senate has agreed to launch a gresham inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic is the most severe political consequence yet for president jebel snow's approach to cover 19 has repeatedly downplayed its impact and undermined distractions imposed by state governments play virus has killed more than 358000 people in brazil. argentina has also reported a record number of new cases more than 27000 out of millions struggling to put food on the table the government is reluctant to impose more restrictions tradeable reports from. food is a human right see this people in the center of what a sight is the government in argentina's capital to demand more government help to act as we said it us is poverty rates are on the rice and millions of people are struggling to survive. we understand the way out is with work in the we're in a complex situation but there are resources the government will have to choose whether to continue paying for foreign do we take care of those people that can barely make ends meet the pandemic poses a major challenge for argentina the government i

scientists do in the united states have been doing a very long time ago and we've been quick question gresham towards other countries i think more of an investment type of opportunity to be able to expand our reach and in certain countries that's louis help the united states when it comes to foreign policy when it comes to global policy as well those are those are just my thoughts i think it's on for us to turn away from that aggression start looking at more diplomatic ways to expand united states interests in different countries if scott were rapidly running out of time here one of the things that it's really curious i mean the all of this it has bled from the russia gate hoax this and to the towards russia but if we you know look at north stream to i mean what the by the administration is doing a continuation from the trump one is willing to punish russia and germany a nato ally all at the same time and you know and you know kind of thinking about what did joe just said here i mean yeah i think trade is a good thing that tends to cut down on conflict here but what about when you dictate to

lie it's a blatant lie and people know it and thus they're protecting them so by moving away in a gresham's law like effort to move into some money if you do the numbers and included in this a.p.i. include things like education health and housing then they actual inflation rate is 10 percent to 12 percent. right now right now going back to 17 and inflation is a tax right it's a stealth tax and going back to $776.00 you know there was a phrase. no taxation without representation i believe right and so who voted for this who voted for this inflation i don't get it why representative in government or is it all right we got tyrants and it is this is this is what we were warned about but 200 something years ago lawrence we have got tyrants back what are we going to do look i mean we're going to hope that the sound money system the sound money all. i didn't bring this all crooked system down i mean the system is so broken we all know it i mean a perfect example this in my view is if you only american people 80 percent will say they want term limits if your representative democracy and 80 percent

virginia beach, nor evoke, virginia, fephiladelphia twice, aliceville, boulder, houston, new orleans, gresham, stockton, atlanta, georgia. >> it's a stunning list. i thought you were going to stop saying cities and it keeps going and going. >> it's exhausting to read it. it's exhausting to live through it at this point. >> and some of these don't even register. so for a lot of people as they're watching all of this, now they know. >>> still ahead, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's short lived plan to launch her own policy. why she suddenly decided to scrap her idea. >>> republicans are supposed to be the parties of big business, right? new reporting on some trouble in paradise behind the scenes. >> and half of the adults in the united states have now received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. what will it take to convince everybody else? the u.s. attorney general joins us live coming up. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. allstate. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscienti

five people who were shot and wounded on march 17th in stockton, california, or the four shot in gresham oregon a day later. in houston on the 20th five shot at a nightclub in dallas, eight shot and one killed in philadelphia that night someone opened fire at a party killing one and wounding five, at least 150 others fled for their lives and on march 22nd in could aera a gunman opened fire at a supermarket killing ten including a local police officer. >> the consequences of all this are deeper than i suspect we know. by that, i mean the mental consequences. the feeling of -- anyway, just through too many of these. >> just three nights later, two gunmen opened fire outside a bar in milephiladelphia wounding se. that same night five were shot and three killed in memphis. three shootings in virginia beach left eight wounded and two dead four wounded that night in norfolk, two gunmen, killed one and wounded seven in chicago all on the 26th of march. the next day in river george, illinois a mass shooting on a party bus killed one, wounded three. at a night club in mississippi a shooter wounde

joining us on this law is carson gresham andcanella lopez.ng to lawmakers, and what was your reaction when you heard the state passed the law? >> when i was talking to them after the veto, it was very much them asking us it's going to impact the youth. they didn't seem to understand that their intention, whether it be for good or bad would have a negative impact. i had to basically along with other trance people break down the reality that people who are not able to make their own choices and live their own lives, this will be harmful to youth. >> what is interesting and unique about this arkansas thing is how it was passed after the governor initially vetoed the bill, the legislature overriding his decision with a simple majority. here's what he had to say. >> while in some instances the state must act to protect life, the state should not presume to jump into the middle of every medical, human and ethical issue. this would be and is a vast government overreach. >> you heard him say this is a vast government overreach. yet the legislature ov

subject behavior that's correct and some of these tools if we can take an example with the active in gresham one response could be what up to and including deadly force but gun for lower levels of subject activity such as passive resistance right that could include things like presence of verbalisation that's occurred. and is this something that you use with law enforcement officers are trained to graphically represent. the concept of proportionality. i'm not sure previews a specific proportionality of force but we have used this in the past to describe that as levels of resistance increase that series of response and also increases. in similarly as a levels of resistance decrease which of the officers. use of force is all in that's actually listed on this response and control guide is correct. if you would clear that your honor. and you'd indicated that you train officers that they should use the least amount of force that is available and that's reasonable under the circumstances that right to meet the objectives yes and explain that so you want to use the least amount of force to if you t

a text from gresham, oregon. they need qualified immunity.hey do not approach to enforce someone to die. it is when people break the law and resist is when things go the wrong way. here is a novel idea. require officers to have four year college degrees. they can wear cameras while going to school. think outside the box. another says, i have been stopped several times by law enforcement and complied to the fullest orders. i have either received my ticket for being wrong or a warning and sent on my way with no issues. those who complies survive. another story on the vaccine front. a breaking story that the fda is recommending causing the johnson & johnson vaccine after six reported cases of blood clots. recommending an immediate halt of the use of the vaccine. it was issued out of an abundance of an. it could risk slowing down the u.s. vaccine rollout. to richard in gillette, wyoming. >> i would like to bring up the elephant in the room. the elephant is resisting arrest. every incident like this, that i have seen on tv involves resisting arres