however, the hatch integrity was checked by reducing the pressure in the lunar module.ty to reduce pressure in the tunnel also caused a 3 1/2-degree rotation between the two spacecraft, not enough to endanger undocking, but for "apollo 11," it would be fixed. >> okay, snoop, three minutes, going over the hill, you're go for undocking. we'll see you around the other side. >> roger. >> roger. >> the undocking took place behind the moon. when contact was re-established, snoopy and charlie brown were ready for the separation maneuver prior to descent. the word from john young and charlie brown was -- >> you will never know how big this thing gets when there ain't nobody in here but one guy. >> you never know how small it looks when you're as far away as we are. >> hey, turn on the radar transponder and we'll correlate the vaf ranging with it. >> okay. my transponder is on. transponder is on and test switch is in operate. >> should be getting a radar signal here, and i sure don't. >> an electronic piece of radar equipment in the command module was not functioning. without it

morning in general is their active period also when it comes to hatching these pupae see no daylight and are blind to the red safelight under which the scientists perform their experiments. and yet they always hachem the morning as the time lapse photography shows. and it makes sense. i had to flee the adult fly has a whole day ahead of itself once it's hatched during the daytime it can look for food it can look for a partner it can mate and they can lay eggs it's better if they hatch in the morning and come accomplish the most could be that they'll get eaten by a spider from if they were to hatch in the evening they have the night ahead of them during which they can't do anything at all it's much better for them to do it in the morning as i'm on. the fruit flies internal clock a crucial metronome for daily life. not only do people live by a schedule so do fruit flies. and so do other animals and while most of them sleep they don't all need the same amount. lions can sleep up to 20 hours a day. while giraffes only not up for about 2. and migratory birds only nap for a few minutes mid

morning in general is their active period also when it comes to hatching. these pupae see no daylight and are blind to the red safelight under which the scientists performed their experiments. and yet they always had been the morning as the time lapse photography shows. and it makes sense. that had to flee the don't fly has to hold their head of itself once it's hatched during the daytime it can look for food it can look for a partner it can mate and they can lay eggs it's better if they hatch in the morning and come accomplish the most could be that will get eaten by a spider for if they were to has in the evening they have the night ahead of them during which they can't do anything at all it's much better for them to do it in the morning some of. the fruit flies internal clock a crucial metronome for daily life. not only do people move by a schedule so do fruit flies. and so do other animals and while most of them sleep they don't all need the same amount. lions can sleep up to $20.00 a day. while giraffes only nod off for about 2. and migratory birds onl

now, i think the republicans are going to look for all kinds of escape hatches to not come to that conclusion. >> yeah, and as we keep saying you need 67 votes in order to convict. democrats were extremely critical, as you remember, senator, of the last impeachment trial a year or so ago for not

. >> apollo 10, just tried looking out as far as i can out of the top hatch window and still can't see the moon. we'll take your word that it's there. >> it's there plus 60 miles. >> i'll guarantee you on that. >> apollo 10, two minutes. everybody here says god sped. >> los, loss of signal. the turn to place the spacecraft into lunar orbit would take place behind the moon, out of contact with earth. later, the second orbit would be circular. the flight controllers waited for aos, acquisition of signal. >> we have aos. >> apollo 10 houston, over. >> roger, houston. apollo 10, you can tell the world that we have arrived. >> how is the view, 10? >> charlie, it might sound corny, but the view is really out of this world. >> for the second time, three americans orbited the moon. the electronic senses of mis-spin, the man space flight network followed their flight, measuring precisely their orbital path. on the first orbit, the crew turned the tv camera on the scarred lunar landscape. >> that's the first real thing i'm positive of that i've seen that i recognize. boy, it really stands out. >

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morning in general is their active period also when it comes to hatching. these pupae see no daylight and are blind to the red safelight under which the scientists perform their experiments. and yet they always had the morning as the time lapse photography shows. and it makes sense. that had to flee the adult fly has a whole day ahead of itself once it's hatched during the daytime it can look for food it can look for a partner it can mate and they can lay eggs it's better if they hatch in the morning and some accomplish the most could be that will get eaten by a spider for if they were to hatch in the evening they'd have the night ahead of them during which they can't do anything at all it's much better for them to do it in the morning. the fruit flies internal clock a crucial metronome for daily life. not only do people live by a schedule so do fruit flies. and so do other animals and while most of them sleep they don't all need the same amount. lions can sleep up to $20.00 a day. while giraffes only not up for adoption. and migratory birds only nap for a

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to make it a real was brought to bear lane to help save hatch a season that against his old club still got his immediate jump was to help save the game and the world cup when he was instrumental in securing a drool for the visitors. on 18 minutes his palms set the stage for a homegrown nasty cough his age. pass a pass from the tierra but this is down. for good i got a bit lucky i hit myself with my 1st touch and it landed just right but hey they all count votes for. granted there is precious points. the previous weekend still no draws as the team seems to be saving them for this match day 7 games finished all square with just 2 sides managing to take all 3 points and is there were more stunning so using great goals free will showcase the best offensive efforts of the match day. a few. pounds 1st safe isn't even from a goal he. can look up from coal mine clearance of the season for the balance on the. in 2nd spot mob in hits with a spectacular hit over the ball from when asked to put his head up. a little racially charged. and in 1st place team no one showing off like me flexes to take

and the other idea that was hatched at the meeting was to revoke the permit the government had legallyiven to the mayday tribe, and revoke it in such a way that they could break up the camp. to send in the riot squad at dawn the day before the blockade was supposed to happen to clear the park. tell everybody sorry, your permit was revoked secretly and you have to leave. and that, they hope, would break up the protests so that on monday morning, nobody would show up. so that is what they did. and while the music was still going on, because it was supposed to be an all-night concert, helicopters, hundreds of riot police with batons and helmets sweeping through this peaceful campground. host: in that instance, it was d.c. police? or where they active duty military? guest: the military were not used directly in the arrests. they guarded the people who were detained, they shifted detention cans, they were there to intimidate. to prevent the blockade. but the military themselves were not used. that was a police action. host: we have, as everyone knows watching this, president nixon recorded

items involved creating a tunnel between steube and charlie brown, to make sure that the spacecraft hatches did not leak. >> okay the tunnel is fine. it >> this was a real problem, for there's a pipe that seem to be clogged. but they reduce the pressure in the lunar module, and the inability to reduce pressure in the tunnel, caused a three and a half degree rotation between the two spacecraft. not enough to endanger when docking, but for apollo 11, it would be fixed. >> okay three minutes going over the hill. as >> the undocking took place behind the moon. >> when contactless reestablish snippy and charlie brown were ready for the separation maneuver prior to dissent because >> you'll never know how big this thing is. you'll never know how small it looks when years far away as we are. a >>. >>. >> my transponder is on. >> test switch and operate. >> should be getting a radar signal here but i don't. >> an electronic piece of radar equipment in the command module was not functioning. without it there would be no rendezvous, and no low orbit decent to the moon. in mission control, and in the

we already took a vote on it, but the republicans are looking for some kind of an escape hatch.nk it's really a sad day when the house team, jamie raskin and his team, as far as i'm concerned, prove that the president incited a violent insurrection against another branch of government, congress, trying to do its constitutional duty and he -- the president did nothing to stop the riot and the harm that the insurrection caused. >> the house managers, as you heard, senator, they argued repeatedly that the insurrectionists who stormed the capitol were takie ing marching orders, in their words, from the former president. how strong was that evidence? >> it was very strong. and, in fact, many of the insurrectionists, they used a blow horn. one example was when trump was still going after pence and used certain language. and the rioters used the same language and a blow horn, through a blow horn, then started chanting, "hang pence." and so there was a lot of that kind of communication going on. the president knew clearly that he was sending a group of people who were intent on taking o

incubators, those eggs aren't going to hatch. feed meals, everybody is running out of feed, the chickens, the horses, feedlots. when this first a week ago i sent a letter to governor greg abbott asking him to move his agriculture processes to the front of the line so we could get food to the grocery store so they could manufacture this process, milk and eggs, there's no mags eggs or milk found anywhere. still waiting to hear from governor abbott, have not heard from him. we've lost every bit of our citrus, oranges in south texas are gone, 100% loss, we lost 60% of fruit and 40% we can only make use out of it. that is over $300 million just on the fruit, doesn't count the damage to the trees. we have a big disaster on our hands in texas that could have been avoided with proper leadership. >> how long will it take for the agriculture sector to bounce back? >> texans are tough, we resilience, we will get over this. it is going to take a minimum of 6 to 8 weeks for grocery shelves to be stocked back normal. here's the biggest problem

bush he was confirmed by this body unanimously senator hatch many of you served with he had this to say about judge mcconnell that he's an honest man he calls it as he sees and he's beholden to no one and no group well what this judge mcconnell have to say about the question that you're debating this afternoon he said the following given the impeachment of mr trump was legitimate the text makes clear that the senate has power to try that impeachment you heard the manager raskin mention another lawyer chuck cooper subproblem an conservative lawyer here in washington has represented former attorney general jeff sessions house minority leader kevin mccarthy he issued an editorial just 2 days ago very powerful observing that scholarship in this question has mature substantially and it ultimately the arguments that president trump is championing are beset by serious weaknesses finally i would gone through a lot of scholars who are just finished on this one there's another scholar that i know some of you know and some of you've actually spoken with recently up until just a few weeks ago he wa

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. >> it looks to me you're looking out the hatch.'s everybody think of the kind of things we'd be venting. do you got anything that looks abnormal in your system? >> negative. >> how about you? do you see anything with the instrumentation you got that could be venting? let me look at the system flight as far as the venting is concerned. >> there is a bulletin from abc news. the "apollo 13" spacecraft has had a serious power supply malfunction that could cause the lunar landing mission to be terminated early. >> you called in your backup to see if we can get some more brain power? >> at the moment the astronauts are continuing to try to isolate their trouble. the spacecraft now is operating on battery power alone. all unnecessary equipment is being turned off. >> okay. now let's everybody keep doing. we got the lens still attached. so if we need to get back home we got a lem to do a good portion of it with. let's make sure that we don't do anything that's going to blow our csm electrical power with the batteries or it will cause us to

he believes that as the government was facing defeat in court, a plot was hatched to have him arrested sexual assault before the government had to admit they had acted unlawfully. in my opinion, there has been behaviour which is about not just pressurising the police, like the one you've read out, but pressurising witnesses, collusion with witnesses. we're talking about the construction of evidence, because the police somehow were felt to be inadequate in finding it themselves. during the criminal trial in which mr salmond was acquitted of all sexual assault charges, he did admit to inappropriate behaviour towards women he worked with. of the behaviours that you have admitted to, some of which are appalling, are you sorry? over the last three years there have been two court cases, twojudges and ajury, and i'm resting on the proceedings of these cases. alex salmond's evidence does raise significant questions for nicola sturgeon to answer. tonight, her spokesperson said that he had failed to provide proof of the alleged conspiracy and says the first minister is looking forward to address

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they watch her had her chicks for a new generation -- hatch her chicks bring new generation.s an important source of food and income for the people. then tiny heads we are with the weight of learning come to naptime. each has a mat to spread on the floor. they sit on the mat and sing their favorite lullaby until one by one they rest. ♪ [singing 1, 2, 3] >> the young girl's vocational class studies the methods and economics of chicken racing. it carries forward the early education of the chicken and hurt people. poultry is the subject of major forces to the young students. ♪ not only the proper feeding and treatment of, diseases, proper housing, but the teacher shows how to cull the flock, like measuring the chicken to see which will be prolific. in this the garden of the older girl vocational students. the house garden is the woman's province. torres vegetables, not only for the table but for preserving for the wintertime needs -- growing vegetables, not only for the table but for the wintertime needs -- but for preserving for the wintertime needs. jars of foodstuff has been

tamika's he really was good to balance to help save hatch a season that's against his old club still got his immediate job was to help save the game and the world cup winner who was instrumental in securing a drool for the visit is. on 18 minutes his concept the stage for a homegrown last call for his age. that's the box from the tierra but this is the. go i got a bit lucky i hit myself with my 1st touch and it landed just right but hey they all counts for. fun and still there is precious points. the previous weekend still no draws as the team seems to be saving them for this match day 7 games finished all square with just 2 sides managing to take all 3 points and is there were more stunning saves and great goals for you will showcase the best offensive efforts of the match to a. few . first save isn't even from a goal he. got cut from the long clearance of the season from part of bonds on the . second spot marvin heads with the spectacular to play the ball from when asked him who is had. a look at the track. and in 1st place team out on showing off like the flexes to tame day cheek

we get them by the millions. 24 hours laterthey hatch, and feed, feed, feed, repeat, and harvest at about 100 grams, about a 3 1/2-inch shell length. and that's the market size, and we crank those out 52 weeks a year. aquilino: much of what we do here in this program has been inspired by what abalone farmers do, people like doug bush and dan swezey at the cultured abalone farm have really helped us figure out how to maximize production in this lab. so we take their best methods and then we tweak them for white abalone, so it really helps sustainable aquaculture in this country and the restoration of a species. bush: i've been banging this drum for a while, to really sort of draw attention to abalone. it's just a perfect, banner species. aquaculture and marine science has a tendency to sort of do a real cut-and-paste style of research, and so it didn't seem to me to be a great way to necessarily advance the body of knowledge on how you can effect change and keep that learning trajectory moving forward. when we have a sort of rey supply of something, where you can, like, generate the number

making a break for the ocean i newly hatched green sea turtle leaves its nest on to me beach its journey monitored by volunteers from a local organization the t.v. tuttle police on king and south coast. solaire macumba is one of them they misha t.v. is dedicated to protecting the green sea turtle which is on the red list of engage us precious he's happy that numbers are rebounding. and this is. all used to it there were. a few months ago a female tuttle went ashore near here and laid eggs now as the animals are hushing so lame a company is worried because they're more sluggish than usual and all the way into the sea they face many dangers crabs siegel's beach dogs but also humans. what. here people pose the biggest threat to the tuttles because they used to eat them but it got mobilized. and tatters and turtle eggs are no longer being eaten but i would say the biggest danger to tuttles still comes from humans. with. the t.v. title police was founded by the owner of a small beach or turtle. in cooperation with the king a wildlife service and the local fishing community they patrol some to

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tested and if we knew for example all the positive tests of individuals that were tested because they hatch sometimes then we should then we would count quoted 19 cases so cases of the deceased and this would be a unbiased measure of the superiority of the time to me ok so there is definitely some homework to be done certainly when it comes to effective testing just very briefly. at what point do you think can we been our masks are our work when the band i mean is over its own plans are ok if if if i had to give a rule. wait for the number of patients in the intensive care units to fold to a level that we had in spring 2000 range. then we can be more relaxed so we need to use unbiased measures and or on this return based long term rules and long term planning right that sounds like a good plan class they had a professor of economics at the one is good and we're going to visit the mines and co-author of the study on facemasks thank you so much you're welcome. so testing and wearing face masks to reduce the number of infections that half the battle won but some cases are less easy to trace th

it had heavy armor plating, bulletproof windows, and two secret escape hatches. >> robert harper is lookingrailcar that once circled the astroworld amusement park next to the astrodome and belonged to stadium founder and team owner roy hofheinz. to help him explore his options, we meet with railroad-equipment appraiser davidson ward, who tells us that the most famous industrialists in america used to have their own private railcars. >> cornelius vanderbilt made all of his millions in the railroad industry. people like j.p. morgan had his own private railcar. if you had a meeting in chicago in 1912 and you lived in new york, you wouldn't fly there. you would take a palatial railcar all the way from station to station. >> and some folks of means still do it. >> there is definitely a market for private railcars. >> you mean now? >> well, now, yeah, exactly. you can purchase a vintage railcar. you can upgrade the railcar to meet amtrak mechanical standards and tack that train car on the back of an amtrak train... and go basically wherever amtrak goes in the u.s. >> oh, i love it. nothing like s

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are tested and if we knew for example all the positive tests of individuals were tested because they hatch sometimes then we should then we would count quoted 19 cases so cases of the deceased and this would be a unbiased measure of the superiority of the time to me ok so there is definitely some homework to be done setting when it comes to effective testing just very briefly. at what point do you think can we been our mosques are well when the crowd i mean it's over it's own plans are ok if if if i had to give a rule. wait for the number of patients in intensive care units to fold to a level that we had in spring 2000 range. then we can be more relaxed so we need to use i'm biased measures and or on this we turn based long term rules and long term planning right that sounds like a good plan class they had a professor of economics at the un is good and they're going to visit in mines and co-author of the study on facemasks thank you so much you're welcome. so testing and wearing face masks to reduce the number of infections that half the battle won but some cases are less easy to trace tha

believed that he had won the election, that it was not just him trying to sort of look for an escape hatch to salvage his legacy, but he was actually trying to legitimately hang on to power. and that he was putting real pressure on mike pence to kind of do his bidding. and i think at that point, people were really alarmed both in the white house and in congress. lisa: so we now have an impeachment trial again. i joked somewhat earlier not my first impeachment trial which is a bizarre thing to say. alexi, i want to ask you, can you lay outhat the basic arguments here foroth sides from the democrats saying he must be convicted and from the republicans, from president trump, and his team, saying no? alexi: well, the republican argument is pretty easy. nare mirroring what president trump or former president trump and his lawyers are saying which is it is unconstitutional for a former president to be tried by the senate. to be sure many legal scholars agree that is not the case and a former president can be tried. but that is what republicans are going to argue on top of the fact that they will

and so we need to really batten down the hatches breadwinning to see the threat. if china parked an aircraft carrier up the coast of georgia there would be an immediate response. while this is the viral equivalent to that. and so we need to respond accordingly. split let's hear from victor in birmingham, alabama. >> caller: spent victor turned on the television listen and talk to your phone. see the rem ion? >> host: yes you're on yet to listen and talk to the phone. >> caller: okay. it's just not comingn? through. i would like to ask your guests, i would like to ask the guest's but okay were going to move on, william and virginia. >> caller: yes good morning. i'm just wondering why we should open up our borders everybody come in. it's an article in the newspaper the week before last that biden is going to give $4 billion. we give all this forming to the countries what protocols are in place for delivering this vaccine? what do public health officials, do they have any criteria you they give it to? everybody needs vaccine. i'm not immigration specialist. i do know

first across the hatch, mike hopkins.ugh that moment when you crossed over -- i could see your smile from ear to ear, you were hugging everybody take me through that moment right there. >> the two biggest things that were going through my mind were, i was very happy to see those familiar faces on the other side, kate, sergei, sergei i was happy they had a camera rolling because i knew my family would see me and be able to exhale and say, all right, this part's done, one phase of the mission is over, we can breathe easy for now that made me very happy. >> one of the big advice he had, when he did his first space walk, keep your world smau small. it's easy to get overwhelmed by everything around you, as is the case for all of us, but concentrate on what's ahead of you. >> keep the world small because it's beyond the sky's the limit for him. >> absolutely. >> ♪ >>> lucky number seven, tom brady scored his seventh super bowl victory as the underday tampa bay buccaneers run away with the big game. all of the highlights just ah

we need to batten down the hatches. we need to see the threat. if china parked enko aircraft carrier off the coast of georgia, there would be think of immediate response. we need to respond accordingly. host: rick in birmingham, alabama. -- victor in birmingham, alabama. you have to turned on the television. listen and talk to the phone. caller: mi on? -- am i on? host: yes. caller: yes. thank you for c-span. i would like to ask your guest -- host: all right. we will move on to william in emporia, virginia. caller: good morning. i am wondering why you would open up your borders to let everybody in if, when they get here, we have to take care of them and give them the vaccination. i encountered an article in the newspaper the week before last that biden will give -- $4 billion. we give all this foreign aid to these countries, but they are still trying to get here. host: william, let me tie this back to the topic. brian castrucci, what protocols are in place for delivering this vaccine? the public health officials have any criteria for who they giv

what hatched is an incision in the knee joint and this rod gets slipped and down inside the bone, whichously hollow, to allow that rod to be inserted. that stabilizes the tibia much the same way a paper towel rod. and the financial fibula bone bs much smaller what you'll use is a plate like you see here to stabilize the fracture with pins and screws. >> do those stay in permanently once they're inserted or do they come out eventually? >> well, there's really no need to take them out. if they're uncomfortable, we will. some of these instruments i've shown you here were taken out because they cause? localized discomfort. but they don't need to come out. >> what kind of recovery do patients with these kinds of injuries that you've so clearly described for us face normally? >> it really kind of depends on the severity of each of these injuries. a tibia fracture in the middle portion of the tibia, if that heals the tibia is basically a bone that connects the knee joint to the ankle joint. where you really are worried is at the joint levels themselves. so what you're really concerned about wi

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republican party and we saw that of course i hatched out even further on the sunday political talk shows with julie interviews from republican senators we had bill cassidy a republican who voted to convict among those 7 who did so speaking to a.b.c. saying that he thought that trump's influence on the republican party is waning that this is a party not just about one individual but a party of ideas but then you have senator lindsey graham who was among the 43 the mass the vast majority of senate republicans who voted to acquit and he said that trump is here to stay spoke to him last night he was grateful to those lawyers he appreciated the help that all of us provided you know he's ready to move on and rebuild the republican party he's excited about 2022 this maggot movement needs to continue we need to unite the party trunkless is the way back in 2022 he's mad at some folks but i understand that my goal is to win 2022 to stop the most radical agenda seen coming out of the democratic presidency of joe biden we can't do that without donald trump so he's ready to hit the trail a number of

hidden under the sand we're trying to extract it as soon as possible so we can protect the turtles hatching season. the spill is considered israel's a biggest environmental disaster beaches have been shut down and there are reports of turtles and birds covered in oil. the sale of fish and other seafood from the area is now prohibited but not all fishermen are following the guidelines now as they are were still eating the fish the entire village many of my friends and people i know bought it and were not affected the tar floats on the water it damages the reefs and seaweed the beach and our equipment like nets and boat but the fish don't eat anything unnatural. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says nearly $14000000.00 have been earmarked to clean up the country shoreline should move to an oil tanker league off the coast is suspected to have cost the spill and tons of tar continue to wash up the mediterranean coast environmental groups fear it could take months or perhaps even hears to clean up the damage. on al-jazeera. thousands of protesters in the french overseas region of martin

shut all the hatches it and they on this sprinkling system. so there are second radioactive water out of the bay because we were in the the bay of antietam. in washington i i suppose the purpose was to wash a ship down. i don't know. in hindsight, it didn't. it don't make much sense to alignment like me. and so when asked about you know what he thought about at the time or if they talked about it, ken holmberg was adam. he said, you know, this was a huge secret. we were not allowed to tell her loved ones what we were doing. we were not allowed to talk about anything, you know need letters home. he was informed if he spoke about what he saw or what he was doing. it was one-way trip to 11 war. all right, so moving along the natives that the us government had removed from the marshall islands or you know, we talk in the bikini atoll in order to do this testing had expressed a desire to be able to go back home to their homes, which the us government had promised that they would do so that resulted in the no we talk atoll radiological cleanup. this