the hawks are fine. tell us what happened, and we'll be able to locate them and close the case. i was talking to jennifer and basically said, we're looking for the hawks. the family's very concerned. and she said, we're really concerned, too. and she was very genuine. >> it's like we know those people. or you don't really know somebody meeting them, but just your nerves kinda go everywhere. >> she goes, we've been trying to reach out to them continually since we bought it. she said they have a lot of property, clothes and stuff on the vessel. we don't know what to do. so she was very specific and seemed very genuine in her concern for the hawks and finding them. >> skylar says, we purchased it. all the documents were proper. they signed them. we recorded them. i don't know what else to tell you. >> we told skylar that we needed copies of the paperwork. he told us that he had certified, notarized paperwork regarding the sale, so the sale is legitimate. >> he produces these documents indicating that skylar

king now he's one of the most brilliant minds in the universe my exclusive conversation with stephen hawking the universe and all the laws of nature exist are they necessary in one sense or because sucker last we will be here to ask a question but it's there at the person you've been warning people about the dangers of artificial intelligence and i don't think that sense it's an artificial intelligence will necessarily. one species reached a critical stage of being able to evolve themselves cannot predict what are their goals will be the same mass hours plus as joe physicist dr gary gives way we're always nice to use because we cannot reach on using human nature. when you can't touch something when you can get close then you somehow you lose your interest and that never happens it starts and that at the end of it would be think that it's probably the most mysterious being seen in a in nature it's all next on larry king now. welcome to this very special edition of larry king now my guests in a nice little introduction the world's most famous scientist an intellectual a man of incomparable gen

hawking.i guess right off the bat, when you got the phone call after you initially settle down and go holy cow, and then he did you didn't go, all my gosh. leonard: when i first met him, yes. and even in the early meetings, not just the first time. of course because he walked in and is nikon a so glorious and i am not. rob: we will be the judge of that . leonard: yes. judgment by what he does. rob: there enough. c1 he did not suffer. rob: real concerned and the pain, real concerned that when you started to work with him that you were going to say something that he would perceive as stupid or say or he called you and i get that. but where you going old jesus, don't screw this up leonard it. leonard: not that i had that worry before i asked anything but at times after i asked something. then i was kicking myself for saying something that he might find it stupid. robwe were looking at his curret work for unit is . complicated and i was reading his papers. and i would ask him a question i would th

welcome everyone to watching the hawks tyrone winter and i'm obese across and today let's kick things off with a look at true bravery with this interview from back in early march with cia whistleblower and american hero jeffrey sterling sterling if you remember help blow the whistle on not only the mysterious operation merlin which involved the united states is dangerous efforts to attack iran's nuclear program but also he blew the whistle on the institutional racism found within the central intelligence agency we started out by asking him about opera. what role did his whistleblowing play in exposing it as one of the cia's all time great blunders. when i came into office and it had been going for some time before my involvement i was assured of all these safeguards and that it was approved by the highest levels of government. and background on the operation as had been said it was designed to slow down the iranian program to gain a nuclear weapon well during the process all of the safeguards that i was told about turned out to be false. and so i felt that it was going to be actually

provoking and inspiring interviews from the last $365.00 days of the year all of us here watching the hawks 2020 was without a doubt one of the most difficult years of our lives from the financial hardships of the pandemic lockdowns to the cultural hardship for of losing some of our most beloved icons folks like kobe bryant chadwick boseman alex for back and of course supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg but despite the tragic losses of 2020 there there were also an equal number of victories in the face of a daunting adversity and today we will feature 2 interviews that highlight the bravery willpower and hope that at least to this political commentator has actually come to symbolize 2020 more than all of all the news we heard over to the baton rubber bullets and chemical weapon attacks perpetrated by law enforcement the u.s. government upon them to the will power of the nurses doctors and health. care workers both here in the us and around the world who have been on the front lines of this pandemic caring for and treating the millions upon millions who are suffering from this great di

narrator: they transfer the gear to the kitty hawk, it crashed into the moon at a predetermine spot.ts impact picked up by their size monitor and the size monitor left by apollo 12. over a year earlier. 149 hours after they left earth, they perform the burn that broke them out of lunar orbit. during the coast to earth, there will be time to catch up on sleep, relax, and do all the little things left undone. and there was one more item. a series of scientific demonstrations and zero gravity. demonstrations impossible to do on earth. these trials looked at basic physical properties of matter in zero gravity. studies that could lead eventually to new materials manufactured in space, for use on earth. on february 9, 1971, nine days after they left earth, the crew of apollo 14 hit the atmosphere of their planet at a speed of over 24,000 miles per hour. they hurtled towards earth, a meteor, heading home. on board, 95 pounds of the moon. ♪ >> extremely important question related to why we are floating -- fooling around with the moon. it is really the imprint of history is centered on the mo

then stuart roosa moved the command module kitty hawk still attached to the third booster. >> we areble to go capture. narrator: twice they tried. three times. >> ok, houston. i hit it pretty good. four seconds. i got contact. we did not launch. . >> we're seeing on tv here. >> we better back off here and think about this one, houston. narrator: as the astronauts waited, an identical docking probe was brought into mission control. this probe fits into a frontal -like device on the lunar module. tiny catches on the probe's point engaged. it was these latches that were not working. the astronauts tried a fourth time and a fifth. >> no latching. narrator: in space, on earth they searched for a solution. then on the sixth try. >> i got a hard dock houston. narrator: as they coasted to the moon, the crew brought the probe inside the spacecraft for examination. on earth, the probe was tested and retested, for we had to be sure that the probe would work, for the most critical docking. as shepard and mitchell returned from the lunar surface. on october 4, apollo 14 went into orbit around the

welcome my friends to a brand new episode of watching the hawks in the brand new year of 2021 yes we finally we finally made it through to the other side of the god awful that was 2020 only to be greeted by who appear absurdity and violent zealotry of the great january 6th mago raid on our nation's capital capital an exhibition not of freedom patriotism or revolution but of blind idolatry and white privilege but tragically has left 5 people dead in the nation once again on the verge of a. nervous breakdown and you could find no better example of that nervous breakdown in the room than in the response to the apparently earth shattering soul crushing news that twitter permanently banned our brand name and chief one us president donald trump instantly activists from both the left and the right down the middle of the political spectrum were losing their collective minds and either absolute joy or outrage upon hearing the news of the band from journalist glenn greenwald tweeting out a handful of silicon valley oligarchs decide who can and cannot be heard including the president of the uni

welcome everyone to watching the hawks. and i'm a cop and joining us today to discuss the career and legacy of the late great larry king is the host of news with rick sanchez the aptly named rick sanchez the host of in question millet's san antonio most of the world according to jess the former minnesota governor jesse ventura thank you all 3 for joining us all 3 of us were touched by larry king in his career in our time working with him here at r.t. and even before we came here to work at r.t. at the top of the show i briefly i briefly talked about just a few ways larry king impacted journalism through the medium of television and radio rick as a veteran newsman can you give our viewers an even better understanding of mr king's contributions and impact on the world of news and entertainment. there's nobody in television today or ever before or who was able to manifest interviews the way larry was and very easily easily explained moves people have what is called a book or that bookers job is to call people and get them to b

from watching the hawks i'm alex my love h. . all right as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on the man through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on all platforms coming up my friends there is grafton crime taking place in the cannabis industry but it's not being committed by the sellers or users but by the politicians and government workers in charge of regulating it definitely don't want to miss this story so stay tuned to watch and will. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. 2021 are going to c.n.n. staying some point 21 you know america has been exporting its inflation at china for 20 years and now china's caught up to america and now all that money that's been going on for 2025 years is going to show up. real inflation. the way of life. is leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle. is similar to a parallel reality that was. the main drive that the women carry th

from watching the hawks i'm alex mileage. all right as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on the man through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on all platforms coming up my friends there is grafton crime taking place in the cannabis industry but it's not being committed by the sellers or users but by the politicians and government workers in charge of regulating it you definitely don't want to miss this story so stay tuned for watching the whole. leg. look forward to talking to you all. should work for people. must obey the orders given by human beings except where such conflict with the 1st law. we should be very careful but. the point is a great. plague on theory with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence was. 2021 i'm going to see and think phenomenon and point 21 you know america's been exploring it's in the place of the china for 20 years and now china's caught up to america and now all that money that's been going on for 2025 years

from watching the hawks i'm alex mileage. all right as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on the through the brand new portable t.v. which is available on the old platforms coming up. there is grafton crime taking place in the cannabis industry but it's not being committed by the sellers or users but by the politicians and government workers in charge of regulating it definitely don't want to miss this story so stay tuned to watch looks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. 2021 are going to see and it's thanks to nominate and point 21 you know america has been exporting its inflation the china for 20 years and now china's caught up to america and now all that money that's been going on for 2025 years is going to show up as real inflation. the way of life the brain is lead

and stewart rue cell, move the command module kitty hawk, aligned with the lunar module and theresa. >> we are unable to go capture. >> plus they tried three times. . >> we did not launch. >> we're seeing on tv here. >> as the astronauts waited and identical docking probe was brought into mission complete mission control. this probe fits into a frontal -like device on the lunar module. tiny touches on the point and gates engage the drove it was these capture last latches that we're working. the astronauts tried a fourth time benefits. >> no latching no latching. >> in space, on earth they searched for solutions then on the six troy. >> i got a hard dock houston. >> as they coasted to the moon, the crew brought the probe inside the spacecraft for examination. on earth it was tested and retested, but we had to be sure that the probe would work, for the most critical docking. as shepard and mitchell returned from the lunar service surface. >> on october 4th apollo 14 went into orbit around the moon. as apollo 14 was on its first orbit the first stage of boosters smashed in to the moon a

welcome everyone the watching the hawks. and i'm obese across boy oh boy. too big papers kind of got lost in the shuffle of all the news of the fall elections and all that and that is the fact the boy a boy are planted despite lack of like you know despite not a lot of human beings moving around this past year due to covert is still a sensually on a collision course with the 6 the mass extinction so you mean a call out in southend weep on how well we were doing we're all and why oh well you know i should probably. speculate so i could come up with a better excuse i mean it's really bad i mean the paper claims that while suggested solutions about the current scale of the implementation of these solutions does not match the relentless progression of biodiversity loss and other existential threats tied to the continuous expansion of the human empires i mean the authors state on the critically better 6 major extinction is now scientifically. undeniable unless we do something by the end. to this decade not 2050 not 2040 books board 2030 so the reinvigoration the

well going to watching the hawks. and i'm of the. let's start with this incredible audio of an alleged official phone call between joining us on john the u.s. state department attorney back in 2000 the small excerpt from that over 75 minute phone conversation in which the u.s. state department attorney questions the songe about the former employee who was songe claims as attempting to release the over 250000 unredacted cables. to the material that wiki leaks. yes that's. everything that you have is that right. and. that's. what did that mean that. the ability without your. rockery. if they wanted it that's correct. there's no attempt to. protection program and i was tempted. to write. haven't they for people. all right joining us now is taylor hudak a journalist and editor with active years in the munich taylor thank you so much for joining us you've you've followed the julian assange saga hand his extradition trial very closely over the last few years what makes the release of this alleged conversation between the u.s. state departm

let all that sink in for a 2nd because we start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a cd. you want to. see see the prizes you always stay i'll see you roll slice mass graves see slaves systemic deceptions. witches. so when the shield as. well going to watching the hawks i am and i'm of the cross let's start with this incredible audiotape of an alleged official phone call between julius on john the u.s. state department attorney back in 2000 the small excerpt from that over 75 minute phone conversation in which the u.s. state department attorney questions the songe about the former employee who claims as attempting to release the over 250000 unredacted cables. to the material that wiki leaks. that's. the thing that you have is that right. and. the ability of that here. let it go and get it straight. is not attempted. protection program you know we can't get our. case to the right. which is having people think for people. all right joining us now is taylor hudak a journalist and editor with t.v. isn't the taylor thank you so much for

well if we're going to watching the hawks i went to an island and i made sure i bring up yemen today because it is kind of one of those tragic quagmires and tragic as they say humanitarian crisis that is kind of lost in the shuffle of all the other humanitarian crisis the world's been dealing with and i don't say about like i mean it's a little comic when you say but it's true we're dealing with so much but yemen is important because this is one of those kind of foreign policy situations that is going to be hard on the by administration moving forward babe gotta pull out they've got to do something to say we're not going to take part in this sort of you bring it up because it's not receiving the attention it should in major media but also because we've had a longstanding history of mistakes and human mistakes that have been very costly not only in terms of american dollars but also in terms of the lie of the people there and i think that you know it when we look at things from a geo political landscape and the new administration has brought in people who are supposed to kind of turn

the rich skipping to the top of the queue for cobra jobs it is a packed to the rafters watching the hawks ahead on r t it starts in moments. greetings and salutation. welcome back my friends from a quite the fitting end to the 2020 holiday season and while most of us were forced to stay at home and lock down stuffing ourselves with christmas candy while watching bill murray get clobbered by the ghost of christmas past present and future well it was the united states congress who revealed their their inner scrooge this christmas as the world sat back in horror as they watched our elected officials here in the us quibble and fight over just how small of an amount of financial help $600.00 or $1200.00 that they felt they could get away with giving us citizens and still come across as well. you know. human beings by the time for the next election cycle i'm talking of course about the holiday battle over the paltry size of the stimulus checks yes the literal scraps from the congressional budget terry table that have lawmakers in such a tizzy this holiday season and despite united states presid

welcome everyone watching the hawks tyrell the 1st and i'm of the ship and joining us today to discuss the events of january 6th the great trump twitter bad and the nervous breakdown the follow all of this is author and editor at large personal on about baltimore's own de watkins day always a pleasure. so as always my happy new year. let me let me 1st let's start with the trump twitter ban was this a long overdue ban and why now do you think trump finally got banned despite a very long history of rather vile tweets what comes to my mind right away is or was a back in may in the loop when the looting starts the shooting starts i mean that pops in there i mean they didn't take him down or ban him then after he tweeted that response to the george quote lloyd protest so what now suddenly made everyone say now's the time in your opinion. well i think they decided to ban now because white people lie i think that you know you can't have white people so if the president the most powerful person. in the country is. a black people did you know we got to put out his that you have to step up and d

as we delve in to freedom of speech in 2021 and the events of january 6th as we start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on on a cd you streets you want to see. the missiles which see see the rises release state i'll see you roll strikes mass graves see displaced systemic deception is the late show which will be so when the guild has. welcome everyone to watching the hawks tyrell the 1st and i'm of the show and joining us today to discuss the events of january 6th the great trump twitter bad and the nervous breakdown the follow all of this is author and editor at large personal about baltimore's own the walk ins be always a pleasure. so as always my happy new year. let me let me 1st let's start with the trump twitter ban was this a long overdue ban and why now do you think trump finally got banned despite a very long history of rather vile tweets what comes to my mind right away is or was a back in may in the loop when the looting show starts the shooting starts i mean that pops in there i mean they didn't take him down or ban him then after he tweeted that response to

now let's start watching the hawks. on a city street you want to. see this is this joyce state. great city desolate systemic deception. which. so jill has. been watching. her. all right stated at the top of the show over the next 2 days we'll be highlighting some of our most fascinating interviews from the last year and none was more controversial and mainstream believe challenging than when we sat down with the authors of the highly contentious book a plague of corruption i'm talking of course about dr judy mco goods and can act and lively book and subsequent book tour not only raised eyebrows but also challenge the conventional thinking about the covert 19 and demick the efficacy of its safety protocols and the motives of the director of national institute of allergy and infectious diseases dr anthony fauci we started by asking them about not only where their premises of the book came from but also if they had planned for any of the expected controversy and skyrocketing book sales from that controversy. by releasing their book at the height of the covert 19 and demick take a l

let all that sink in for a 2nd as we start watching the hawks. if you want to go on a cd. you want to. let me see see the prizes you always stay i'll see you roll slice mass graves same day slaves systemic deceptions the late show which was. so cool when the joke as. well grew up on the watching the dark side. and i'm of the. let's start with this incredible audio of an alleged official phone call between joining us on john the u.s. state department attorney back in 2000 the small excerpt from that over 75 minute phone conversation in which the u.s. state department attorney questions the songe about the former employee who was songe claims as attempting to release the over 250000 unredacted cables. to the material that wiki leaks. yes that's. it. everything that you have is that right. and. that's. what did that mean that. the ability without your. rockery. if they wanted it that's correct. there's no attempt to. protection program and i would say. here i. haven't said they should people. all right joining us now is taylor who got a journalist an editor with active years

well we're going to watching the hawks i robot and i'm in the crowd so it is a look at this i mean this is this is for and this is one of those really packed exciting news weeks for a disc of stories coming from all different angles let's start i want to ask you. representative cheryl. we saw these people bring in large groups through the capitol on tuesday on the monday before the day before the 6th of the 5th you know she's pulling no punches basically saying we need to investigate these people to see if they were there scouting out what what was to happen the following day i applaud her for having the courage to actually speak out on this because she definitely wasn't the only only congressperson to see these large groups of people that were touring the capitol even though tours had been canceled since march of last year due to kobe 19 there are a lot of questions to be had there especially considering the insurrection that happened the very next day and a point we've made on the show previously that a lot of these individuals knew exactly how to map out where to go that's something

welcome aboard watching the hawks i am very relevant and i'm of the so i don't know if my being paranoid when i say that the. mesh will security state the hairs on the back of my neck or suddenly go on when i hear statements that we need new domestic terror laws and we need new this in order to combat the extremism we saw on january 6th no i think that you're spot on up 1st and foremost because we saw a lot of these things come into play after 911 there is always this fear of this surge of fear amongst our elected officials that pushes us to create laws that sometime. so look good in the interim but look horrible 10 years out and i think that because of the mistakes that we made post 911 we really need to go back and try to not make those same mistakes again but also fully recognize just how demonstrative and horrible what we saw happen last week was but to your point a lot of the laws that we enacted in the domestic terrorism laws as well that we had on the books since the ninety's timothy mcveigh we have these in place there's nothing we need to do to change those we can continue to us

attachments to their material addiction and rebuild trust in ourselves not them as we start watching the hawks. on a city street. that are so let's see this is this joyce state see. great city displays systemic deceptions so which. brings up the old. world we're going to watch and. have an island. who boy a boy and me should this is this is nasty when you see numbers like this commit i mean we've seen these numbers kind of slowly trickling out over the last year of how much money the upper crust of the world made while the rest of us suffered but when you break down the number that's just 10 people in this world of 7000000000 the wealth that they made in one year alone last year could actually pay for you know a vaccination for everyone that's that staggering now i mean it just goes to show us in real terms how grossly you know at this amount of money they've made it is especially when the world is in crisis when we're at the backdrop of this pandemic that it's called economic upheaval all over the globe that there are. too i guess to hand who have made a killing really off of the backs of a l

and i will keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and let everybody. become a battleground in the u.s. . people of demanding the shutdown of a local plant. is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant that was attempting to run the reactive beyond its operational limits this just sort of puts a magnifying glass where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways a struggle. joined me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to yes the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. in the headlines this hour shopping centers food course even an opera house to some of the places where residents can be vaccinated as russia it's grown a virus vaccination program. in germany extends in strength and scope of destruction nationwide as the country steps of its fight against them. does donald trump spend hi

all right as we go to break remember that you can always start watching the hawks on the man through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available all platforms as you can see there all right coming up we delve into the international connections to the rise of white supremacy and social media you definitely want to hear this conversation stay tuned to watch the whole. break absolutely awful. then a 2nd wave is coming now the virus is mutating i'd walk 2 blocks away from the apartment and i would get confused as to how to get not. meanwhile patients who recovered from cove it started to report some unusual aftereffects the symptoms were different but. my hearing has been ok i think. that's one of those things are at play research is all over the world are trying to determine the many takes pains and other problems and then turn it all into numbers showing my hair. but you appear to be the 1113 there this is throughout the day my hair just freakish. various sources reports that didn't just leave for 35 percent of recovered patients . so. does the bush. there have been many complai

tell you all i love you i am tired of an interruption of the check rock keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and like. a. you know my phone lines don't make an impediment in the muslim on muslim couple on whom you know them so on one side doesn't get a. lot of fun but i did just that they had a feeling. she was you make the. journey from the sun on my book you go to the british course there's enough of them around. i mean you got. to play. in 2040 you know bloody revolution of you tube clip the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just always i mean you know i list put video of neighborly as i do split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00 g. and. those who took. invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. the russian president calls hours the power wielding tech giants during a wide ranging video address to this year's world economic forum. the vaccin