space floor review do so in the thirty's i appeal to payne hubble really your pain i know it's tough but i can imagine the space is easy to operate and not a very interesting was a really good show today we have talked about a lot of really good stuff people in north carolina fighting over their rights and finding out a little more information on things like the ins and how you can prevent that there's options for people and that they don't have to just sort of integration information is the key to finding truth i mean lazing how that works all right everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we're not .

vaccine business and what the expansion of its use could be for your kids and the hubble telescope start to feel it's a little bit creepy all right stay tuned to watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. descending into tribalism and cultural trench warfare the highly contentious brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination process has ignited caution is in danger on both sides of the aisle interestingly and ironically the point where there is wide agreement is the recognition the status quo steep fall and sadly with no way out. this week the u.s. food and drug administration announced that the vaccine to protect against h.p.v. the human papillomavirus would now be approved for use in women and men over the age of twenty five citing evidence that the vaccine could be helpful in preventing cancer in older individuals the centers for disease control and prevention estimates that over seventy nine million americans in their late teens and early twenties are alrea

keep holding on hubble hope more space out there to explore we need to do it someone in their thirty's i feel the pain hobble i feel your pain i know it's top of the tears were so i can imagine the spaces easy to operate and. very interesting was a really good show today we talked about a lot of really good stuff people in north carolina fighting over their rights and finding out a little more information on things like vaccine ends and how you can prevent that there's options for people on that they don't have to just start it and every nation information is the key to finding truth i mean it's amazing how that works are everybody that is our show for today remember everyone in this world we are not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone but i'm tapped while i keep on watching all those hawks out there ever great day and night everybody. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars time stamped each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight

. >> hubble help line!t we did for kim reynolds, who is the governor of iowa. example of an clutter cutter. it doesn't look -- there's inhing else on television iowa right now that looks like that. ourave been talking about opponents' tax plan for weeks and weeks and weeks. a way atnted to find the end to really reinforce that it in a way that was fun and a little bit funny, ad actually just started today. >> white plains, new york, is next. democrat. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for c-span. guests.u for these i'm thinking about the cost of the governor's race going on in illinois right now. thinking about the money being thrown into different candidates' races. that your twong guests are as much a part of the problem that you tried to segmentin the previous about political civility. gentlemen, how do we restore civility to our political discourse if smart guys like you createng your best to divisiveness and distinguish your own candidates? thank you. question. you might be surprised, and some o

hubble is scheduled to be replaced in three years' time.hallenge. swiss freestyle skier andri ragettli set up this course as part of his training programme. we have sped it up a little bit, but you get the idea ofjust how tricky some of it is. it took him 53 attempts before he came up with this perfect run. and you will see when he gets to the end, just how happy that makes him. that is it for now. thank you very much for watching. hello. we'll start the forecast with some sunshine and end with something quite different, but for wednesday, the sunshine we saw on tuesday across england and wales extends across northern ireland and scotland. finally, we say goodbye to this rain bearing front. however, it's all change again by the time we get to friday. potentially, some disruptive, wet and windy weather pushing across the uk, but we'll talk about that in more detail in just a moment's time. first to wednesday, which is going to be a fine, dry day, plenty of sunshine across the uk. there will be a little bit more cloud for the north and west o

a new telescope is scheduled to replace hubble in three years.s website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbc mike embley. thanks for watching. hello. we will start the day with some sunshine and end with something quite different, but for wednesday, the sunshine we saw on tuesday across england and wales extends across northern ireland and scotland. finally we say goodbye to this rain bearing front. however, it is all change again by the time we get to friday. by by the time we get to friday. the end of the week: entirely by the end of the week something entirely different, potentially disruptive wind and rain and we will talk about that in a moment's time. acta wednesday it will be fine and dry with sun—dried across—the—board, more cloud in the morning for northern and western scotland. that will thin and break. noticeable breeze taking temperatures on the south coast. you can see the warmth extends not just across south coast. you can see the warmth extends notjust across england and wales but also into no

a new telescope is scheduled to replace hubble in three years.being rescued off the coast of queensland. it became trapped in anti— shark nets. the rescu e i’s trapped in anti— shark nets. the rescuers spent almost two hours trying to untangle the cars as two aduu trying to untangle the cars as two adult wales, one quite possibly its mother, stayed nearby. here it is, moving re— —— freely through the water after the rescue. some much more speedy pictures. and before we go — take a look at this indoor parcour challenge. swiss freestyle skier andri ragettli set up this course as part of his training programme we should say, we have sped it up a little bit — but you get the idea ofjust how tricky some of it is. it took him 53 attempts before he came up with this perfect run. when you see his face you can see how happy he was. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. we will start the day with some sunshine and end with something quite different, but for wednesday, the sunshine we saw on tuesday acr

earth scientists are able to see deviations and wobbles when the moon and its orbit pass between hubble and kepler one six two five b. the exo moon is about four times larger than earth but since it's a gas moon and a gas plan it wouldn't be habitable so don't go close to going to just. say nasa and the european space agency just shoes keep a ming for that x. own because even if you're wrong you'll still be out looking among most oh i love it sixty years old sixty's congratulations that survives a birthday i enjoy so a bird yes you know that's going to grow those that are good we're going to get is rather that it is over there a little but i've got to say happy birthday for the what happened for all of us are watching or excuse what the great work that you're doing that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told of your love the story told by all the love you i rode on top of the list keep our kids from postcards that were great there but everybody. thank. you. so i know what was it gets up there are some pieces of. the moon. simply yes so when i'm with you to

our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. >> let's start off by talking about how you define 5g. g?w does intel define 5 3g we started into more of the data. the smartphones came along and we asked where is the app for that? we realize we wanted so much data we webt to a data centric -- went to a data centric network. now we wanted to connect everyone to everything but we did not designing for that. the way i like to think about 5g is that we have different route ho

. >> and nasa uses a tried and true technique to finally fix the hubble space telescope. >> and expect delays if you are getting ready to head out the door. your ride has you heading along westbound 4. we're tracking a new crash with at least one lane blocked. we'll take a look at your travel times coming up. (humming a lullaby) you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. saving people money on car insurance. >>> good wednesday morning to you. it is 6:11. oh, isn't that pretty? a live look at our mount vaca cam of the full moon shining brightly. fog at the coast and the bay this morning. we'll see sunshine we'll talk about the warmup coming up. >>> investors are hoping for a reversal today with the markets on track for the worst october since the 2018 financial crisis. stocks dropped for the 12th time in 12 weeks. the dow was down 125. >>> just 13 days until the midterm elections and now the u.s. is taking aim at russian hackers. according to a trump administration official,

earth scientists are able to see deviations and wobbles when the moon and its orbit pass between hubble and kepler one six two five b. the exo moon is about four times larger than earth but since it's a gas moon and a gas planet it wouldn't be happy to pull so don't go close to going to just. say nasa and the european space agency just should keep a meaning for that x. own because even if you're wrong you'll still be out looking among most oh i love it sixty years old sixty congratulations mr dobbs a birthday i enjoy so a bird nest is about that's going to grow there is bad for it we're going to that is rather that it was over there a little but i've got to say happy birthday for the what happened for all of us watching all this keep up the great work that you're doing that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told the pure love the story told you all love you i am i wrote on top of the list keep it from cold hard to that word heard there by the body. thank. you. india defines the threats of u.s. sanctions by signing a deal with russia to buy one hundred defe

go to hubble. itself it's an open secret that you can buy drugs here our informants tell us how much crystal meth pills anything the man behind the coffee machine is one of henchmen. and. one of our best informants is where he was there when violence erupted he watched the supposed isis members dump an unconscious victim into one of these trash bins. let alone this is the camp's level three apparently under isis control. the group consists of about fifty men independent sources confirm that fifty in a camp of a thousand. traces of past violence we recognize that this broken window from the video footage much notice only. here isis graffiti along the wall and open show of strength. mana how did so. yes there is only us and the power belongs only to us had their chosen their symbol there is or. will i want to call. then allow. is great and below that walk which stands for religious foundation. mana currents used to live here before ice is through the mountains i read this area of them and now it belo

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our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] also at the atlantic festival, supreme court jus

fred hubble is going to be the next governor in the state of iowa. that's number one. number two, because some of the most scientifically literate people in the united states and because it believes in science, i know the county understand that climate change is the existential threat to civilization and we are going to defeat it right here in johnson county. that's number two. number three, i've learned something i'm going to share with you and get something fred hubble is going to come to enjoy. it doesn't matter how much donald trump tweets or how chaotic he is. to stop getting all the benefits of ric rich in the nation he cat stop us from doing it. if i want to talk about the first one. ththe reasoning here is the chairman of the national governors association, and i'm telling you we have a lot of governors races all across america this year. i'm quite confident of that and i feel good about the race and i want to tell you why this is. he is running against an accidental governor who's done nothing but cause accidents in iowa since she's been governor. this medicai

our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum. we are able to tell the stories with the test articles. we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early on crude moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. that is my goal, to think to the future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ recently madebus the long journey to hawaii for the 39 stop of our 50 capitals tour. join us all weekend to watch our visit to hawaii on c-span's tv and american history tv. it will feature stops across

. >>> the hubble telescope is closing its all-seeing eye for now.old telescope is in safe mode after a guy yo scoyroe failed on friday and on saturday the backup failed. the hubble is responsible for some of the most breath taking discoveries in the universe revealing distant solar systems and galaxies crews are confident they'll get back up and running again. who knew it had a safe mode. thank you very much. >>> on deck, rates on the rise again. stocks looking weaker again. >>> and sweet dreams if you ever wanted to wake up in a house completely made of chocolate, it turns out that ick re in luck staround my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. >>> get ready to pay more to borrow more. interest rates on the rise again. does that mean the big stock run is done? >>> private equity may be hungry for pizza. shares of one change are cooking on takeover talk. >>

our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] also at the atlantic festival, supreme court justice stephen breyer sat down for an interview with the artistic director of washington dc's shakespeare company. they discussed shakespeare plays and their relation to the legal profession. this is 20 minutes. [applause] michael: good morning. i think the reason i have been asked to be on this stage with you is because normally, when you are on the stage, i am out th

obviously, our spacecraft once they go out whether the hubble space telescope which we have a test model of or the curiosity rover which is on mars which we also have the test rove ner our museum, we are able to tell those stories with the test articles. we actually have a camera that was brought back, that was from one of the surveyor, one of the early un-crewed moon missions, later, one of the apollo missions, they actually took the camera off the surveyor that had been sitting on the moon, and that is in our moon. so that is always my goal, is to think to the future. and i want those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976, and i want that in the museum. >> dr. stofan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you own your own architecture firm. you own an international architecture film big, the chief architect for we-work but before you were an internna

[cheering] you have a rock star with her and freand brad hubble. we sat down with her in a long discussion many months ago. she has a vision not only for iowa but for the country. this is the reality of it. what happens here in iowa and what you do will not only affect this county and beautiful state that it will affect the nation. what you are doing will be a statement about who we are as americans. there's so much on the line. and electing her will be a statement about who we are as america. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] so i'm here to thank you because look how far we've come because the work that you've been doing. look how far we've come. we are now 15 days away from an election that probably is one of the most important of our lifetime. and we've got to this moment with this momentum because of the work each of you have put in fighting for the best of who we are as a country and that is what is at stake fighting for the best of who we are. i've been talking with folks all day. this is how i think at this moment. it's a reflection moment in

. >>> this may be the spookiest nebula out there and the hubble space telescope has just revealed theest ever look at it. it's the constellation of cassiopeia. the ghostly cloud of dust and gas is about 550 light years away from earth. the reddish color in the nebula are created by powerful radiation from a distant star and on a dark night this time of year it can be seen high in the sky in the northern hemisphere. >>> megyn kelly is preparing for a fight. and a possible motive in a grocery store shooting. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the louisville courier journal is reporting on it. gregory allan bush is charged with shooting and tilling wednesday. bush tried go in a predominantly half can-american church. a witness at the kroger said bush, who is white, told him whites don't shoot whites. both victims are african-american. the u.s. attorney general says that this is being looked at as a possible hate crime investigation. >>> variety reports megyn kelly is preparing for an aggressive legal fight with nbc after her black face comment. she hired a top hol

vaccine business and what the expansion of its use could be for your kids and the hubble telescope start to feel it's a little bit creepy all right stay tuned to watching the hawks. join me every day on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business. i'll see that. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no really hasn't been that we're even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter of us is over one trilli

the race is predicted as likely democrat giving hubble an 85% chance of winning. the candidates debated each other at morningside college in sioux city, iowa. this is an hour. >> good evening everyone. welcome to tonight's iowa gubernatorial debate between incumbent republican kim reynolds and democratic challenger fred hubbell. one of three quincy media stations that have partnered to both broadcast and stream this debate to two thirds of the state of iowa. >> i'm ron steel, another quincy media station located in waterloo but serving all of eastern iowa. our major cities, our largest cities include waterloo, cedar falls, cedar rapids, dubuque, iowa city, coralville with great communities. >> i'm also serving mason city and most of north iowa. tonight we hope questions from our panel will help you make an informed choice november 6th. >> naturally we want you all here tonight in the auditorium here at morningside college to hear every single word spoken by our candidates so we will remind you once again please at least during the debate, no cheering, no applaudin

the hubble space telescope is operating with only essential functions after it lost one of the gyroscopesas one of the most important scientific instruments ever created, was placed in "safe mode" over the weekend, while scientists try to fix the problem. a major new report says that the majority of countries are failing to address the needs of more than a billion people worldwide affected by mental health disorders. the study published in the lancet journal says that this failure is exacerbating poverty and economic progress. the british government is marking world mental health day with the appointment of what's thought to be the world's first minister for suicide prevention. sophie hutchinson reports. the duke and duchess of cambridge are showing their support for the global summit on mental health which is under way. today to mark world mental health day ministers are focusing on suicide prevention. rates are falling, but a500 people still take their lives in an danny chia. the government is announcing new funding for the samaritans to ensure the helpline remains free for the next fou

clinton hiring very nasty private detectives, jack pal dean o, and someone in jail, the fact that web hubble is the real father of chelsea clinton. the fact that bill clinton has a son in little rock, arc. who he's had with a -- so the question isde this, why does it take robert may o and rob arrange stone to write the moo to book on the them fist and not a -- do you want him to repeat the question. [laughter] [applause] >> amy: i think your co author is more familiar with my reporting than you are, but i think early on we reported on some of the problems that bill clinton had with women that were going to come back and haunt him, and in fact i look back actually after hillary clinton's comments about monica lieu lewinski on a story i did about young women being cliffed about being excited for p hillary, but conflicted how some of the women back in the day that you mentioned were ashamed and dismissed and i think we were very early actually in reporting on some of those conflicted feelings which have very much come into the forefront during the me to movement. ours are sourced on the record,

are expensive, but so are fred's ideas. >> income property and sales tax are going up. >> fred hubbletaxes and you are not going to like it. >> if you do not want your taxes to go up, do not vote for fred hubble. >> you want me to put the tax hikes where? guest: that is a spot we did for kim reynolds to be the governor of iowa. a "clutterexample of cutter." there is nothing else on television in iowa that looks like that. we have been talking about our opponent's tax plan for weeks and weeks, and we wanted to find a way at the end to reinforce that message, but do it in a way that was fun and a little bit funny. that ad just started today. host: white plains, new york, andrew is a democrat. caller: thank you for c-span and these guests. i am thinking about the cost of the governor's race in illinois right now. i am thinking about the money being thrown into different candidates races. i think your guests are as much of a problem that you tried to address in the previous segment, political stability. how do we restore civility if smart guys like you are doing their best to create divis

school teachers, come not health care, we're defined by that, we're defined elect we do and when we hubblend hart, we will show are.ca who we [applause] by the not defined hardship that are facing farmers consolidation. we're not defined by the games on with public dollars, gannon, we elect tell the nation who we are. not l tell you this, we're defined by a president who mocks hero, as dr. blasey-ford. defined, not defined y a president who does not believe women. we're going to be defined when state not only says that we believe women, but we elect women. we elect this year. elect, that is how we're defined. [applause] >> and so i want to tell you with this, i end want to end with this because so many people, they don't understand their power, they that is this trap alice walker talked about, most common way people give up their is not realizing they have it in the first place. every single one of us has so much more power than we know. that in the projects says she is in charge of homeland allow y, she doesn't inability to do everything to to rmine her determination, do something. she wa

the former vice president will be in the cedar rapids area campaigning for fred hubble as well as the democrat running in the first congressional district, abbey stinkenour. she's a volunteer for biden's campaign in 2008 when he was running for president. this is going to be a very, very quick trip. aides i spoke to said he has no other stopsering no other events in cedar rapids besides the rally. they're trying to avoid speculation about 2020 although that's pretty unavoidable. >> they cannot avoid it, as much as they wish. thank you. great reporting. welcome to cnn. >> let's get to cnn political director david chalian. a lot of key races to talk about. certainly the florida one. and president trump calling georgia's democratic governor candidate, current tallahassee mayor andrew gillum a stone cold thief. have a listen to those words. they bear repeating, last night. >> ron desantis, who is a harvard yale guy. he's had a really terrific -- you know, a very good person. he's going to be a very good to a great governor. this other guy is a stone cold -- in my opinion, he's a thief. ho

it was picked up by nasa's hubble telescope by two us researchers.e. more than 1,300 people are known to have died dan snow now presents the official appeal. on friday the 28th of september, a powerful earthquake struck the indonesian island of sulawesi, triggering a tsunami. 18—foot high waves travelling at over a00mph tore through towns and villages, leaving a trail of destruction. 1.5 million people may have been affected. we know that around a thousand people have lost their lives, a figure which is certain to rise. buildings have collapsed, trapping people in the wreckage. many were buried under mudslides which engulfed their homes. food and drinking water is in very short supply. the few hospitals still standing are completely overwhelmed. power and communication lines are down. many roads are impassable. there is a huge amount of work to do. the risk of disease is high because water and waste systems have been destroyed and many bodies are yet to be recovered and buried. without an effective and coordinated response, the situation could become

you get this question first missed hubble. you said if elected on day one, you will begin the process to reverse the privatization of medicaid in iowa. i assume you will do that with an executive order as governor. i would like you to give us to specific things that you would implement immediately to make sure that the people of iowa are getting the healthcare they need through this insurance program. then, how are you going to pay for? >> start by recognizing the privatization is a disaster in our state. until we recognize it and accept it, we are not going to do anything about it. it's going to be more of the same. i know it's a disaster because i'm hearing from iowans across the state, i've been hearing it for 18 months. we need to reverse it. we need to stop 40000 iowans that had their benefits denied last two years. healthcare providers across the state have been closed because of the not paying properly. the cost for and manage hearing today. so it's not working. we need to put the state back in control. that doesn't mea

>> yes, i'm going to do everything i can to get fred hubble elected in iowa.e's a suburb candidate, he understands we've got to stand up for environmental quality and i'm doing the same thing around the state. >> no presidential aspirations for this. >> yes, i have a presidential aspiration. we'll have a great candidate which will make donald trump just a blip in history. i believe that's going to happen. >> governor, take care, thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. you see, now verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plans like you mix and match your flavors. so you get what you want, without paying for things you don't. number 6. i know. where do i put it? in my belly. (vo) one family. different unlimited plans. starting at $40 per line on the network you deserve. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. it's a lot easier to make decisions when you know what comes next. if you move your old 401(k) t

vote for hubble and heart and all of these other folks but then keep going and you have to do it individually. it is really important. i'm really happy that we got so many folks here tonight. speaking. i have not heard andrew yang before. thank you for being here, wherever he is. [applause] and -- made my event a huge success two years ago then part of it this year as well. i don't know -- there she is! thank you so much. i will see on november 13. maybe even before that, thank you! so wonderful. oh my gosh. and certainly, you know, senator merkley, he's just a great progressive voice. just so fantastic. let's give him another round of applause too. [applause] i'm not overlooking our other one, i will introduce him in just a minute. what i want to say tonight, i do talk about a lot of issues when i am doing speeches like this. and i probably talk about the same issues that everybody else talked about. there are so many things that we have to be concerned about as a country. because of who our president is in because of who is in control in washington d.c. and in iowa. it is the same party wit

the fact that web hubble is the real father of chelsea clinton.that he has a son in arkansas. >> we got the basic idea. why does it take till right the me to movement. if you are familiar with this. early on we reported on several of the problems that they head with women is never going to come back and haunt him. in fact i look back actually the story that we did during the iowa caucus. very conflicted about how some of the women back in the day that you mentioned. they were ashamed and dismissed. i think we were very early in reporting on some of that. and they actually sourced on the record for the yearbook. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] i think we will wrap up what we think is a terrific panel. thank you all of you. okay thanks. [inaudible conversations] book tv is alive from the texas book festival in austin. if you've missed any of our coverage today. or want to know the schedule for the rest of the day go to our website. we will be back in just a few minutes with live coverage. [inaudible conversations] c-span launched book tv 20 ye

it was picked up by nasa's hubble telescope by two us researchers.e a nswer to i know that you won't know the answer to this, halys amin compared to the size of neptune? —— how does our men? i have no idea. good morning. don't ask me. i have no idea either. when we say we have a new moon and it is the size of neptune, we do how neptune is. poring over linnell messi, he eclipsed everyone last night. he is 31. you have harry kane trying to emulate him. last night although the spurs played quite well, they were in the shadow of the genius. it is too late for me. what was the final school? 4-2 at wembley —— score. it was one of the great performances of all time. could had four goals. incredible stuff. we will get some reaction from some of the great footballers to the performance. having been mesmerised by the material messi, tottenham were pointless to from the first two jaliens the games. it wasn'tjust messi — they were also powerless to stop this stunning strike from ivan rakitic, but it was lionel messi who ran the show, scoring twice in barcelona's

that is more data than the hubble space telescope sends back to earth in a year. unfortunately, that has allowed us to only managed to drive 3% of our footprint. we will never recover that money which would have otherwise been used to invest in rural networks. let's look at a couple of sample maps to talk about results. 15you look at pages 14 and of my testimony, you will see a series of maps that demonstrate what we found kansas, maine, west virginia. i will work has in excess of 400 maps we plan to submit to the sc's -- to the fcc. then represent areas where coverage of the ground was accurately reflected by the fcc maps. the colors you see follow the roads. we can't effectively reach the and thef the roads coverage process won't fix those areas. anything you see in yellow wasn't fixed by us and the fcc says they are covered. the fcc maps are so flawed that we expect to successfully challenge 34% of the squares that we have driven across the country that have the sufficient amount of roads to meet the 75% requirement. startling, 35% of the time when we take a re

that is more data than the hubble space telescope since to the year. that only allows us to manage to drive 3% of our utc footprint. we will never recover that money , which could have otherwise been used to invest in rural networks. let's look at a couple of sample maps and talk about the results. if you look at pages of 14 and 15 of my testimony, you will see a series of maps that demonstrate what we found in kansas, maine, and west virginia. our work has generated in excess of 400 additional maps. we intend to submit these to the fcc. the purple areas that you see on the map represent areas where we have found that the fcc's map is in fact, invalid. green represents areas where the coverage on the ground was accurately reflected by the fcc maps. the colors you see follow the roads. we cannot effectively reach the areas off the roads and the fcc challenge process will not fix those areas. anything you see in yellow was not tested by us and is, by default, considered ineligible because the fcc says that they are covered. a few key statistics. the fcc'

hubble is a strong idea.ou're right and they've achieved to historical value. patrick: what has? francine: the earnings. patrick: they're 70th rcentile and not crazy expansive. francine: it means the markets are taking the belong bets on the market. patrick: we're humans and hard to look down the road. you're getting all time high profit margins now because you've had a crazy backdrop of tax cuts and interest rates and for some reason wage growth hasn't keptup a very strong economy and you had low commodity prices. all those things are changing now. globalization outsourcing has been a huge boom and if we get in protectionism it's another growth of profit margins that may turn. people look short term and the profit margins were this and think they'll improve and had is the forecast and there will be headwinds that were previously tail winds. francine: thank you so much. patrick armstrong stays with us. this is what we're seeing from russia. he's the minister in charge of petroleum for russia. he's alexander n

i hope the highest -- i hold the highest rating from martin hubble which is the rating service that rates attorneys without their knowledge by going to other top lawyers in their areas. and i've had that highest rating in two states, in pennsylvania and in utah. so i take this -- these matters very seriously. i believe in the federal courts. i think they do a terrific job in this country. i have nothing but admiration for them. there are very few exceptions. i think it's just a terrible, ridiculous problem that has arisen here because people are playing politics with this judge and this judgeship. i'm sorry that judge kavanaugh has had to go through this ordeal. he did not deserve this. he is a good man. he spent decades building a reputation of decency and fairness. his opponents have attempted to destroy it with three weeks of smut and unsubstantiated allegations. it makes me sick to see this type of stuff. it certainly does when some of my colleagues buy into it which they shouldn't. they should not. but i know brett kavanaugh. i know him well. he's a man of great resilience and firm c