. >> houston to apollo 10, just tried looking out of the hatch as far as i can out of the top hatch window 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, a second burn in the second orbit would be circular. the flight controllers waited for aos, acquisition of signal. >> we have aos. >> hello, 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. information vital to first manned landing. on the first orbit, the crew turned the tv camera on the scarred lunar landscape. >> that's the first real

and i don't know that i remember the hatch act has a criminal provision, but i know it now.way violate the hatch act every day by campaigning on the white house driveway, but that doesn't have a criminal penalty in. it described what could be the criminal violation of the hatch act that should be investigated. >> the violation here, lawrence, is coercing political activity. you're right, but we all generally think of as the hatch act, this prohibition against people in the executive branch engaging in partisan and political activity, that's a prohibition, that is something that until the trump administration really didn't -- government employees don't get close to that line. it was such a forbidden zone. we saw it flagrantly violated for the past four years. but there's a criminal component. here there's a provision that makes it illegal to try to careers the federal employee into engaging in inappropriate partisan activity. in this case, i think that would be something akin to helping out the trump campaign. so for instance, the pressure campaign that the former president p

it looks to me looking out the hatch that we are venting something. we are venting something out into the -- into space. >> okay. let's everybody think of the kind of things we would be venting. g & c, do you have anything that looks abnormal in your system? >> negative, flight. >> how about you, e com, do you see anything with the instrumentation you've got that could be vetting. >> that's affirmed flight. let me look at the system as far as the venting is concerned. >> okay. let's start scanning. >> there is a bulletin from abc news, the apollo 13 spacecraft has had a serious power fly malfunction that could cause the lunar landing mission to be terminated early. >> i assume you've called in your backup e coms. >> say again. >> have you called in your backup e coms. >> we have one here. >> at the moment the astronauts are continuing to try to isolate their trouble. the spacecraft is operating on battery power alone. all unnecessary equipment is being turned off. >> okay. now let's everybody keep cool. we have lemm still attached, the lemm spacecraft

. >> i can see the s four b now in the hatch windows. odyssey and aquarius moved away from earth toward the moon. >> okay, houston, we've had a problem here. we've had a hardware restart i. don't know what it was. >> roger, we have the problem. >> we've got a main [inaudible] bus interval. >> the bust interval, guidance? i believe the crew reported. we've got a main be interval. and we had a pretty large bang associated with the caution and warning there. >> the sensation i had, that i felt a vibration accompanying the back. not a large vibration, a shutter. >> are there any kind of leads that we can give them have got a real problem or what? >> we are reaching zero and two pressure in fuel cell one. with 13 psa under feel cell pressure. >> but you want to do? oh can feel so one and three? >> that's right. >> shut down the reactions [inaudible] and i have asked for recon formation since when you do something like that is irreversible. when you shot one of these things down, it can only be restarted from ground support equipment. >> yeah,

while brood x is almost gone, the eggs are hatching as we speak. 50 or so hatched in my hatchery hereng the brood x, we're hearing the dog day cicadas because they're out in the dog days of summer. >> these are quite different from the other ones, right >> they are. they look very different they have the beady red eyes, black bodies, orange wings the dog day cicadas are larger, more blunt size.larger they have black eyes, gray eyes, green eyes they look camo colored khaki green, green, black and brown in a mottled pattern they come out in individuals just a few here and there. to get the notice of a female, they have to scream even louder. >> in the same areas, northeast and delmarva or other places >> there are approximately 163 cicada species that aren't periodical cicadas they're emerging all throughout the united states. we have different species. some overlap in different statet but here in ohio we have 14 species that we see every year and what really gets the confusion going is that we've had all this publicity about brood x, once every 17 years people get them out of their sys

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and that was almost nine -month-old process and then orin hatch and then later on as other leadershipk over. host: what does leadership show you how far washington has to go to be truly feminist to represent? >> and one thing is that you can have allies in unexpected places. and then to negotiate those and orin hatch and then really didn't want to change the rules and asking questions the dress code or users the asking me if the newborn baby waited hereto was senate dress code? shoes, and the blazer and no hat. she wears a beanie. i will not take that off. she will be in 40 pajamas. i could put shoes on that. why would i? which actually did better blazer on her. but on the o other hand some numbers, actually marco rubio i never agree and said he said to me, i am with you i will speak up for you.ou i wish i could've gotten my young kids to the floor. we need to do this we need to change the rules. and then to change the rules and i wish i could've brought my children to the floor i am with you and as soon as he became chairman literally within the same week you change the rule for me.

and orin hatch was the lead committee chairman. host: what does that experience tell you and show you how far washington has to go to be truly feminist with the ability to represent? because as you point out others raise children. >> one thing i learned you can find allies in unexpected places. once a senators knew i was having these conversations and negotiating. orin hatch really didn't want to change the rules. what will the babies dress code going to be? as a mom are you seriously asking me if the baby would adhere to a senate dress code? must have a blazer and shoes. she wears a beanie. i will not take that off. she would be in for the pajamas. i could put shoes on that. i will put a blazer on her. i did that day. but i had members, republican members, marco rubio i hardly ever agree said tammy, i am with you. i will stick up for you. i wish i could've brought my young kids to the floor. we need to do this. we need to change the rules. and roy blunt said tammy i will be the next chairman. i will change the rules. i remember wh

so, this is the last hatch of the season and these chicks are going out to farmers throughout the wholeern europe. because of brexit, we don't have that guaranteed labour that we've had for the past 30 years. the brits don't want to do that six—week seasonal work at christmas. the bigger companies that supply all the supermarkets, they have made the decision to cut their production by between 20 and 25%, which is huge. so, there will absolutely be a shortage of quality british turkeys. paul is among those who want a visa scheme to help plug the worker gap. other areas of meat production are also having problems. for example, pig farmers are struggling because some pork processing plants don't have enough staff. they can take in as many pigs as they normally would. these pigs are backing up on farms to the tune of around 70,000, and that's increasing by 15,000 a week. the impact is on the welfare of those animals that are kept on farms and also on the profitability of the farmers looking after those animals. food industry trade bodies say there's now a chronic labour shortage across the

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we're living in new york, just north of new york city and they apparently hatch this plot according to the justice department, which says it has recorded tell of phone conversations between the 2 and a 3rd party talking about hiring attackers to, to go after the ambassador to injure him, try to force him to resign his position and then if he refused to do that, according to the complaint against the 2, they said they would have, he would have been killed. the ambassador would have been killed. one of the 2 men who is in custody now, use the wire transfer services over the internet to send $5000.00 to in furtherance of this alleged plot. now, the ambassador, as you mentioned, joe, joe mon, june, is actually a leftover from the previous elected re government of me and mar, which was overthrown by a military hunter. in february, he is still on the job there in new york at the un, even though he's been fired by the one to because the us doesn't recognize this military government. now back to the 2 individuals who are in custody. if they are convicted, found guilty and convicted, they could

what's political in the white house and what is law enforce 7 ment in doj but really threatens the hatcho become essentially campaign actors for donald trump and we know that that was part of an on going odyssey by the president, the then president to overturn the 2020 election and it ended, of course, in the attempted coup and the insurrection, but in the early days, they were trying to get the doj to set the whole thing up by declaring the election corrupt and then as trump put it, just leave the rest to me and my friends in congress. >> when you say violation of the hatch act, are you talking about possible criminal behavior? >> of course, that's not for congress to determine but that was the first thing that left out at me. you know, the white house trying to convert the department of justice into a bunch of campaign henchmen in order to over throw popular election results in georgia and other states but they were really trying a number of different methods there. i mean, some cases, as we know, from trump's call to secretary of state wrarathensburger, conspiracy to election fraud. t

there's some smaller sw charges like voter fraud and commanding a federal employee to violate the hatch act. but all of those things need tor be investigated so that prosecutors can decide whether the evidence is there.ga and to let it go for political reasons, we argue, would be a grave mistake. >> you know, devlin, it's such a sign of the ethical and legal potential monstrosities of the ex-president that barbara mcquade mentions illegal voter fraud and hatch act violations as the smaller things in the list of seven. i wonder if you can speak to the fact that donald trump has brazenly flouted norms slash laws forfive years, and the impediment was always that you could not indict a sitting president. robert mueller describes five or six acts of what sound like criminal obstruction of justice and a whole lot of joint missions with the russians. but there was never a serious conversation about investigating and charging him because he was president. has that changed behind closed doors at the justice department? >> to my knowledge it hasn't changed yet, but you have to remember there is a

there is also the hatch act.he hatch act is not enforced generally because there is only one specific criminal provision. the criminal provision fits this like a hand in a glove. the criminal division actually says if you try i to pressure an official to support one candidate in a campaign, that's it. and they can be prosecuted for that. so all of the documentation that we have of trump and mark meadows reaching into the justice department to pressure them to carry out these investigations and try to flip the results in georgia, meet that quite scarily. >> so, john, according to new reporting by our justice reporter evan perez. and this is really interesting. because i lay that all out. so much of it involves the department of justice. the department of justice according to evan right now is not looking at these events as prosecutable right now. so, john, what is your reaction to that? and is the doj doing enough? >> that's fairly stunning reporting. i'm kind of disappointed with the department, come what may, th

potential monstrosities of the ex-president that barbara mcquade mentions illegal voter fraud and hatch act violations as the smaller things in the list of seven. i wonder if you can speak to the fact that donald trump has brazenly flouted norms slash lieus for five years. and the impediment was always that you could not indict a sitting president. robert mueller describes five or six acts of what sound like criminal obstruction of justice and a whole lot of joint missions with the russians. but there was never a serious conversation about investigating and charging him because he was president. has that changed behind closed doors at the justice department? >> to my knowledge it hasn't changed yet, but you have to remember there is a constant collection of evidence. and, you know, in theory could that view change? i think we have to see. i think one of the the big things we have to see is what does jeffrey rosen say specifically about his conversations? we have the notes and obviously they're quite damning. but i think it matters a lot what jeffrey rosen actually says in front of a mic

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. >> it is prime a sea turtle hatching season in these little youngsters hatched on hatteras island inarolina. >> 64 see siblings leaving their nests. have you ever seen a baby turtle they are really key every season. state wildlife officials make it a priority to remind beachgoers the importance of keeping baby turtle hatchling safe as they make their way to the ocean. there they go often be free free. >> little >> girl made a special bond with the baby champ. and you can see are falling over giggling. they're laughing so much of the chimp gave her a big hug this took place at the myrtle beach safari in south carolina where visitors can get up close and personal with the animals. i would love to hug like that. >> i was wondering what was hugging her at first. but now. make sense. oh, my goodness. this is animal abuse, though. i don't think so. okay. i mean. >> that's where you go to the safari so you can get up close with the so. >> tiger king chimp from now. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 9. >> but the news will continue at the top of the hour during kron 4 news at 10 o'c

. >> yeah, i will get the hatch closed here. >> okay.'t lock it. >> if i would have landed 20 feet behind where i landed we would have landed right smack in that crater. >> inadvertently the television camera was pointed directly at the sun causing a tube to burn out, the only unsuccessful aspect of the entire mission. >> houston. >> pete, go ahead. >> okay. yeah, we have the flag up. if we are to put it up. >> that's permanent, pete, and we're proud of what you're doing. >> they prepared an experiments package to be left on the moon, an automated scientific station called lsep that would send information to earth for a year powered by a nuclear electric generator. >> okay. and we're off. we have to be able to move out. >> they moved to the site selected to set up the station. >> there's another one of those mounds over there. >> hey, you're right. >> what do you suppose they are? >> i don't know. it looks like a small volcano. >> they put together the experiment station. >> how far do you have to be from the lemm? 600 feet? >> lsep an a

conversations and negotiating, there were those who were very traditional oriented, you know, orrin hatch was at the forefront of that because he was a rules committee chairman, and he really didn't want to change the rules. he asked questions like, where what is the baby's dress code going to be? you know, as a mom, are you seriously asking me whether a newborn baby is going to adhere to a senate dress code? must wear shoes, must have a blazer. i'm like okay, she wears a beanie. i'm not going to take that off. she will be in hoodie pjs, i can put shoes on her, why would i. so i will put a blazer on her, which i did. on the other hand, i had republican members who came up to me -- marco rubio, somebody who i have hardly agreed with any number of things, came up to me and said tammy i'm with you. i will speak up for you. i wish i could have brought my young kids on the floor. he said we need to change the things. roy blunt said tammy i'm going to be the next chairman. as soon as i am, i will change the rules. i remember when i was in the house, how great it was to bring my children to the

. >> the nose opens on the inside. >> reporter: one of the pilots demonstrated the hatch by the nosein. they say it's safer than it looks. from the cockpit, you end up resembling -- >> with jay leno, like an ornament on the front of the plane. >> reporter: one instagram poster asked, wasn't this a "twilight zone" episode? william shatner flying through a storm spotted a creature out on the wing. there were no flight attendants to call when jay leno popped up. >> there's a man out there! >> what? >> look, look! he's crawling on -- >> reporter: leno may be in the twilight of his career, but he still knows how to land a practical joke. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> unbelievable stuff. >>> california's former governor, otherwise known as the terminator, is back, taking covid deniers to task during an interview with retired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and cnn's bianca golodryga. he is not mincing words. >> there is a virus. it kills people. and the only way we prevent it is to get vaccinated, wear masks, do social distancing, washing your hands all the time. and not just think a

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long process of process with amy klobuchar and chief of staff went back and forth first with orrin hatch who was the rules committee chairman and then later on with roy blunt when he took over. what did that experience show you and tell you how far washington had to go to be truly feminist in terms of its ability to represent female concerns and frankly male concerns as you point out fathers raise children, too. >> let me tell you one thing you can learn. you can find allies in unexpected places and that process, once the senators knew i was having those conversations and negotiating, and orrin hatch didn't want to change the rule. what's the baby's dress code going to be, are you seriously asking me whether a newborn baby is going to adhere to a senate dress code? which is arms to be covered, must wear shoes and must have a blazer. >> okay, wears a beanie, i'm not going to take that off. she will be in footy pajamas, i can put shoes on that. okay, i'll put a blazer on her, i did that day. on the other hand i had republican members who came you up to me and said, marco rubio, i've hardly

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process of negotiations with my chief of staff and going back and forth and back and forth with orrin hatch the rules committee chairman when he took over. >> host: what did they tell you about how far washington and the hill has to go to be truly feminist in terms of its ability to represent female concerns and frank re-mail concerns because as you point out they raise children too. >> host: >> guest: one thing i've learned is you find allies in unexpected places. that process where the senators knew i was having these conversations in negotiating there were those who were very tradition oriented. orrin hatch was the rules committee chairman and he really did want to change the rules in the us questions like what is the baby's dress code going to be and as a mom it's like are you seriously asking me whether a newborn baby is going to adhere to a senate dress code collects must wear shoes and must have a blazer. okay, she wears a beanie. i'm not going to take that off. she wears footed pajamas and i guess i can put shoes on that but why would i? i will put a blazer on her which i did that d

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they are creatures of what nathan hatch has famously called the democratization of american christianity. and yet one thing is clear from the eclectic examples of assembled in my talk today radical new light sex predate the revolution. of course, it's true that the early national period gave rise to a surprising number of alternative really alternative religious communities including obscure free love groups such as the cochranites the vermont pilgrims the halcy and society and the kingdom of matthias. and beyond these small short-lived and often ephemeral movements stand the pillars of the american sectarian tradition. the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints and the united community whose sexual and marital practices have inspired generations of scholarship. all of them i would argue are lineal descendants of the people called new lights. the roots of these movements lie much deeper than we once thought john butler's famous antebellum spiritual hothouse was generations in the making it seeds were sown in the fertile soil of the popular religious experiences of the mid 18th centu

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and when the commission called the person who, in my view, was responsible for attacking me or hatchingspiracy against me, he refused to appear in front of the commission. he never appeared in front of the commission and no report came out. so that is the same... same was the case with mr asad toor. he complained, he made up a complaint to the police and the police issued an fir. and the name of an intelligence agency was mentioned in that fir. and we were demanding that our colleague asad toor should be given, should be givenjustice. but unfortunately... again, let me, let me stop you and just try to keep this as simple as possible. is it your contention, then, that the pakistani intelligence services were responsible for that attack on mr toor, which he has described? and is it your contention that the pakistani state is behind the rise in attacks on journalists we've seen over the last year and more? you see, these things are documented again and again by international media organisations, by the pakistani media organis. .. ..organisations, by the human rights commission of pakistan.