, men who chartered the rocket from space ex isaac men, has piloted a variety of aircraft and will be at the controls. i just really felt at the time, inspiration for was created and knowing that this was, this was going to be a 1st and there's a lot of responsibility that comes with that. that, you know, we had to send a message that there real, real problems and real obligations we have to pay attention to here on earth in order to earn the right to make progress for tomorrow. the price tag to the flight was not disclosed. but isaac mon hopes to raise approximately $200000000.00 for st . jude children's hospital in memphis, tennessee. he donated 100000000 from his own fund. isaac been also paid for a tv ad promoting the mission that aired during the superbowl. the chief medical officer on board will be haley arsenault. she is a physician's assistant and recovered cancer patient who was treated at saint jude's at age 29. she's the youngest us citizen in orbit. i'm really honored to be representing kids with cancer and how to cancer survivors. but you know, everyone in life has, has b

but isaac mon hopes to raise approximately $200000000.00 for st . jude children's hospital in memphis, tennessee. he donated 100000000 from his own fund. isaac been also paid for a tv ad promoting the mission that aired during the superbowl. the chief medical officer on board will be haley arsenault. she is a physician's assistant and recovered cancer patient who was treated at saint jude's at age 29. she's the youngest us citizen in orbit. i'm really honored to be representing him with cancer and how to cancer survivors. but you know, everyone in life has, has been dealt a certain and everyone's had to overcome something. and i hope that those who are in the process of overcoming something can, can look to me and see the importance of holding on to their fellow am. it's your astronauts include see in proctor, a geologist who barely missed being selected as a nasa astronaut in 2009. they have been 3 black female astronauts have made it to face. and knowing that i'm going to be the 4th means that i have this opportunity to not only accomplish my dream, but also inspire and inspire the

so consider the case of mary backus a distant relative of the famed baptist leader isaac backus. she was censured at canterbury for usurping and gain saying the church's decision to excommunicate john smith. mary backus defiantly declared that she would continue to hold communion with smith. even after you've been cast out of the canterbury church, even though he brazenly admitted that he had been embroiled in an adulterous affair with mary smith. even after he had been tried for murder. the stated reason of her descent which canterbury elder solomon contain solomon payne condemned as a dangerous heresy offers a fascinating glimpse into an emerging sectarian strain within the new light movement. back is held that an elect soul could never sin. john smith may have yielded to carnal temptations when he conspired with mary smith to poison his wife but back as assumed those bodily transgressions did not taint the purity of his converted soul. and for this reason she concluded the canterbury church had no grounds on which to excommunicate him. the belief that elect souls were spiritua

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you know, j. jared isaac men is the commander of mission at the funder of commission. but you know, they're doing some experiments and data and testing to see how non astronaut bodies, meaning people who haven't gone through, extend a lot of training and you know, whittling down to find the perfect candidates, how well they do up in space. so, you know, i think this is actually more of a commercial endeavor into research. yes. tourism. yeah. these people are going to have the time of their life. but i think, you know, the main thing we're going to learn about is how much inspiration can this generate . and now we don't actually know what isaac and paid for this specific flight, but seats for another space x launch of civilians scheduled for next year. have filled for around $55000000.00. now while space flight is incredibly expensive, what is it going to take to bring these prices down and how will that all of this further the development in the sector? well, the short answer is more competition. i'll go back to this often with space launch . it's just transportation.

>> yeah that's my first. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: with oscar isaac.ing to be this way, that way. i'm going to tell you right now, paul, y'all not paying me enough money to take my bra off. when i have sex for the first time with any guy, i keep my bra on, so we're going to keep our bra on. [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, that's true, ask common. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i will ask him. but he's only got experience with himself. how many times, like when does the bra come off? >> the bra -- why do you need -- you a married man. [ laughter ] you a married man. and i like your wife. >> jimmy: she would ask you -- >> the third time, the third time. >> jimmy: the third time, okay. that's the charm, the third time. so bra on. still a sex scene. kissing, making out, the whole thing. how does that go? >> it goes pretty good. so -- [ laughter ] there was no climax, guys. [ laughter ] it's like regular sex. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to ask common about that too. [ laughter ] >> please ask. ask him, make a challenge! [ laughter and app

about half of that is coming from isaac men himself, as we go back out to these live pictures, now, we are watching the difference in the rocket stages as a separate and make their way into space. they will orbit for three full days. >> another historic moment a board this flight, haley arseno, a physicians assistant at st. jude's, when she was a child she was a cancer patient at st. jude's hospital. now, she is working there, and she is the first cancer survivor to go into space. she is only 29. >> we have a data engineer, a community college educator, those are the four civilians making history. the first time in the 60 years of human space travel, they have had civilians going into space. we have made history, now let's come back down to earth. how to live look outside using our dublin camera? >>> wildfire smoke is drifting back into the bay area, wildfire advisory extended through tomorrow. chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking hazy conditions. >> not sure how i can follow that up, people literally being launched into space. >> we all got goosebumps watching that but you can't h

miss isaac, of gone, is not the united nations secretary general. antonia the tara has been talking to al jazeera about the failure of foreign military intervention in afghanistan over the past 2 decades. he sat down with a diplomatic, it's a james space ahead of next week's gathering of world leaders in new york. this year's general assembly it would be a total disaster. it would be lots of people dying. and i believe a massive out flow into the neighboring countries with audible consequences for the stability of those countries. so i think it's very important to avoid that collapse . i've been saying that the united teddy and a these essential but at the same time, it's necessary. and of course, there are ways to do so even in respect for international law. when we go back 20 years to 911, you were the leader of a nato country. you were the prime minister of portugal. since then you've been the high commissioner for refugees visiting afghanistan. many times. few people have the same insight as you on what happened in afghanistan. tell us, in your view, what went wrong. i think everyt

killing 10 civilians of the of the family. 7 of them were children. originally they said it was an isaac k cell, but it quickly became clear that they had massacred an innocent family. instead, we've known this now for weeks now general mackenzie, who leaves us central command or us send. com, issued what is probably the most scripted apology ever recorded. he says that he initiated an investigation within 24 hours of the strike. even though the pentagon had immediately said after the strike that it knows of 0 civilian casualties. why did they say that then if they weren't sure, or if general mackenzie was just about to launch an investigation. even the next day when you sent. com said it was aware that civilians may have died. they still insisted that the strike was legitimate and they were certain they had disrupted an imminent isaac k threat because of a 2nd re explosion. this is what the united states has always been doing for the last 20 years. this is there war on terror? the u. s. life so much about who it kills? apparently it's killed the same people multiple times. now clearly s

still insisted that the strike was legitimate and they were certain they had disrupted and imminent isaac k threat because of a 2nd re explosion. this is what the united states has always been doing for the last 20 years. this is there war on terror? the u. s life so much about who it kills. apparently it's kill the same people multiple times. now clearly someone is being droned, but it obviously isn't the targets it's innocent civilians. let's consider it as a dean, how connie, the deputy leader of the gang taliban, and head of the hall county network. america reportedly targeted him at least 4 times, once in 2008, 2009 and twice in february 2010. you want to guess where mister serat, how connie is now. he is alive and well serving as the interior minister in afghanistan, new taliban government, to the united states, killed around 82 people trying to get him all for him to wind up as interior minister. another example is beta lomax food, head of the pockets, tiny tele bond or the he could totally bond pockets on the c. i tried killing him in 2008. instead, they kill someone else the year

those shall stradford reports from miss isaac. the plans could threaten some of the nation's archaeological treasures. the we follow the heart of on guns on the motorcycle up through the gorge to a platter high in the mountains of low golf province. this barren, isolated place in eastern afghanistan is believe to hold the 2nd largest copper or deposits in the world worth at least $50000000000.00. the chinese flag flies over a make shift mining camp. in 2007, the former afghan government signed a 30 year lease with a consortium of chinese state own companies to start mining work here. it never did . and the taliban is in control now. that ed morgan, who of the yellow i'll country is economically very weak. we hope the mine will help the whole country. if the work is not beneficial for all that guns will restart the process and give the contract to someone else on the tunnel on fighters that is through the gate. but a guard working for the chinese companies refuses to let us film. coming said i look, look at the camp, but you can re

charles stratford al jazeera miss isaac of gone. it's not me. austria's government has being taken to court, accused of not responding quickly enough to cobit 19 outbreaks in ski resorts, the civil war suitors the 1st of 15 such cases, more than 6000 people from 45 countries say that they were infected during a viral outbreak. in the resort of escal, donna kane has more from berlin. the fact to be what is happening here, the plaintiffs, the people bringing the case. they say that the authorities in austria nationally, but also locally, were aware of the fact that there had been covey cases in issues at a specific bar called kit slot in town of issue. remember that issue is a ski resorts renowned as the visa on ice. in other words, a place where many hundreds, if not thousands of people would come, not just for the skiing, but for the appraise sky for the partying season element. and the argument put forward by the plaintiffs by the people bringing the case is that the authorities knew about it. they were happ hazard. chaotic in the

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miss isaac, i've gone, it's not our daughter krycek at the headline here on out there. the us you can, australia have defended the new security alliance will allow the australian government to acquire nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an effort to counter beijing influence in the pacific, but china says the learning intensify at arms race. well, the new alliance means parents has lost a multi $1000000000.00 deal to build submarines frustrated. yeah. the french government is angry, accusing the australians of stabbing them in the back. leaders on the west african economic block class have imposed sanctions on guineas, military rulers, demanding elections be held within 6 months. guinea was suspended from echo as last week after military coup room president of a conduct from power will especially united nations, representative for west africa on the sale, says the body will never endorse unconstitutional. changes of government among democratic united nation opposed to number of values. it is democrats, nation, we condemn to detach in any conditions, and therefore we

watch you to make sure you've got it." >> harold: i encourage everyone to listen to the full jonathan isaac0 seconds. he was so eloquent, just humiliated the media in the audience who acted like jerks. >> found she was asked about natural immunity, and he asked "i will get back to you." >> harold: up next, what a democratic politician said about schools that will leave parents curious. ♪ ♪ >> democratic candidate for virginia -- one comment about schools is causing controversy. >> i'm not going to let parents come into schools and let people make their own decisions. and i think parents should be telling schools with they should teach. >> i wish my parents told my teachers to give me as. i hope they did not argue for the c pluses i got. jesse, what you think about the role of parents in schools? >> jesse: you elect your school board members. they have a role in curriculum and the superintendent. that's how it should work. if they do something crazy, like crt or messing around with the bathrooms or the crazy stuff they are doing, sexually explosive materials in the library, you go to the sch

s one of them is the story he talks about how att the height of the great depressioner his father isaac sackler loses everything and gathers his sons around him and says i cannot pass on an inheritance or give you any money if you become doctors he had to finance your own education but the one thing i am giving you is the most important thing a parent can give a child, a good name so he meant a name that has integrity through doing the right thing and honor and he tells them you cannot make this up he says to his sons during the great depression , if you lose a fortune you can earn another fortune but if you lose your good name you can never get it back. that for me where suddenly everything comes into focus because the first part is that explains in a fundamental way that i had not been able to before, the passion this family has even a couple decades later as soon as the brothers make money to put their name out there like the family name than the other side is it gives you your ending this is a story in which there is not a lot of accountability the bad guys get away with that in the

isaac pays spacex $200 million for the flight. president biden's economic agenda risks a delay by weeks and months in congress. other issues are unresolved. plus the squabbling between the democratic party progressives and moderate wings. the house committee needs to wrap up work yesterday on the package including $1 trillion in tax increases. turns out the latest missile tested i north korea -- by north korea were fired from a train. this suggests kim jong-un has a new option as a quick strike against u.s. allies in the region in south of korea and japan. cdc will meet next week to talk about booster shots. this is after president biden's rollout. likely the government will be delayed for a few days. outside experts advise the cdc on how best to administer the vaccine. the risks of a battery fire has general motors appealing it's state. gm told some owners the chevy boat electric car can park and store the vehicles 50 feet away from other cars to reduce the risk of a spontaneous fire. gm recalled all of the 100 32,000 volts sold

but just to finish on that idea, isaac we need to be clear that that process doesn't happen overnightit takes a couple weeks, a couple of months, and that's ok. remember the previous crisis, it took 10 years for the labor market feel somewhere close to hot or running hot. so if it takes a couple of quarters, we should be happy. alix: alix: that is just dealing -- alix: that is just dealing with covid and the furlough scheme, but the other wildcard is brexit and what that did to the labor market. even if the furlough scheme runs off, even if these companies and industries raise wages, what part of it is structural now? fabrice: the way we approach this is that part of the reason we are cautious, part of the reason we may be below consensus in some of our forecasts, is because of brexit. brexit is a price that you pay over several years. it hasn't been paid in a given quarter were at some point in the past. it is something that will stay with us for longer. in the current context, what is important to have in mind is that brexit just makes everything worse. it makes labor market shortag

was doing, until the photographers laughed. >> stephen: i'm not saying you're getting lost in oscar isaacf the armpit. it's a very strong force. >> stephen: you could sell some deodorant right now if you could tell people what he was smelling. hussey red. what were you wearing? >> i better get some kind of campaign out of this, i don't know. secret? >> stephen: well, it's lovely to see you. thank you so much for being here again. >> thank you. >> stephen: the movie is fantastic, and your performance is incredible. >> i appreciate that. thank you. >> stephen: "the eyes of tammy faye" is in theaters this weekend and "scenes from a marriage" is on hbo. jessica chastain, everybody we'll be right back with broadway legend stephen sondheim. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ leave supporting entrepreneurs... like me. what we value most, shouldn't cost more. like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people w

to a tough student journalist in the 80s and he tells these stories to was story about his father, isaac sackler loses everything and gathers his sons around him and he says i'm not going to be able to, if you're going to become doctors, finance your own education but the one thing excuses the most important thing a parent could give our child and what he meant was a name that has integrity and doing the right thing and for honor and you couldn't make this up, he says to his son during the great depression if you lose a fortune, you can always earn another fortune but if you lose your good name, you can never get it back. that was one thing for me it suddenly everything comes into focus because the first part is that explains in a fundamental way that i hadn't been able to explain before the passion this family has, it started in the 50s a couple decades later as soon as i start making money putting their name up, the family name and the other side is it kind of gives you your ending, this is a story in which there's not a lot of accountability, the bad guys kind of get away with it in t

and one of them is a story where he talks about how the height of the great depression, his father isaackler kind of loses everything and he gathers his sons around him and he says i'm not going to be able to pass on an inheritance of money, you're going to become doctors, you have to finance your f own education for the one thing i am giving you the most important thing a parent give their child, a good name. what he meantha was a name that has integrity for doing the right thing and honor it he tells them you couldn't make this up, he says to his sons during the great depression, if you lose a fortune from you can always when another fortune but if you lose your good name, you can never get it back and i was one of the things for me that suddenly everything comes into focus because the first part is that explains some fundamental way that i hadn't been able to explain before the passion the family has starting in the 1950s a couple decades later, as soon as the brothers start making money for putting their name, for generation of the family name and the other side of it is a kind of gi

. >> that phrase golden age, for 15 years every drug treatment i've spoken with isaac windows golden of them said it's right around the corner. i feel like finally we are starting to seek some result. five years ago i visited regeneron, they talked about their platform graphic development of antibodies. during the pandemic we saw that for covid and we also saw mrna technology produce a very quick vaccine recovered some panelists now talk about technology mrna being used perhaps to treat cancer using the body's own immune system. one used the term holy grail to describe a vaccine that can prevent a bundle of respiratory illness, not just covid but the flu, rsv, lots of alzheimer's treatment and trials right now. i know we had fda approval and doctors seem less than enthused about that one that eli lilly is an example in the late stage trial now, human gene with all sorts of diseases and for general and is a player there. artificial intelligence being used. one of our panelists described ai like the industrial revolution brought in pharmaceuticals. >> that all sounds great to me but in

estamos recorriendo el mundo cada 90 minutos, decÍa isaac. la tierra fue realmente sobrecogedor. durante su estancia en el espacio realizaron investigaciones cientÍficas, sobre todo para descubrir como responde el cuerpo humano en estas condiciones. a pesar de los riesgos, un ex jefe de la nasa dice que el dragÓn es el equipo mÁs seguro que se haya volado. fÉlix: en afganistÁn un grupo de mujeres realizÓ una manifestaciÓn reclamando derechos de las mujeres. cuando los talibanes estuvieron en el poder no se les permitÍa a las niÑas asistir a las escuelas. unas 2000 personas han sido evacuadas, 500 de ellas turistas, por la erupciÓn de un volcÁn en cumbre vieja, palma. una de los complejos volcÁnicos mÁs activos de canarias. despuÉs de una semana en la que se acumularon miles de sismos en la zona. pasamos a los deportes. el real madrid y el psg sufren, pero al final ganan en sus ligas, quedando como lÍderes en espaÑa y francia. julio: ¡fuerte abrazo para todos! arrancamos con informaciÓn mÁs importante. vamos hasta francia. tiempo de ver al psg

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the african envoy seat is contested by google and isaac side representative of afghan histones government ousted last month. a committee will meet to decide who to accept as the countries us. as a condemnation knocked out as a video of us border patrol agents on horseback, aggressively pushing back migraines went viral. the un says the white house policy of deporting haitians could be in violation of international law. the more people have been forced on their homes, often new volcanic vents blew open on one of spain's canary items. rivers of lava have been flooding across la palmer since an erection on sunday. more than $190.00 homes have been destroyed and the residence price, threats them, toxic gas is lakes and acid rake. those were the headlines. the news continues now to 0 after 1. 1 is that you've been watching, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so now you take, it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. the for more than 2 decade home comb, with the only place in china with people could speak up openly and freely a

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in most cases, when the storms have come through gustav, isaac that came through in the last 15 yearsage, isolated pockets of damage where the storm was the strongest but in this case, no area was spared and the damages are universally and uniformly across the parishes. it was really bad. a lot of devastating damages to homes, businesses, infrastructure. no area was spared. >> and representative gains, you know because you've lived there. you served in louisiana national guard during katrina, so you were part of the medical response at that time, and you saw how bad that was. but i know that, at least i understand you think this property damage is worse, that this is the worst that you have ever seen. so tell me why and how long do you think it will take to recover. >> i did a medical coordinator during hurricane katrina but hurricane katrina's damage was concentrated in new orleans area primarily because of the flooding. the parish did not take significant amount of -- did not insure a significant amount of damage afrter katrina or hurricane isaac. in this particular hurricane becaus

pedro: isaac y pamela, los hijos mÁs pequeÑos de cindy han sido afectados por el intenso calor. un generador para aquellos pudieran estar bien en la noche. pedro: el presidente biden llegÓ a inspeccionar los daÑos que "ida" dejÓ en louisiana y se detuvo en la plaza donde hablÓ con los medios. "no hay nada polÍtico en este esfuerzo. es simplemente una iniciativa para salvar vidas y regresar a la normalidad a la gente. estamos en esto juntos" dijo el mandatario. mientras hace continÚa... los residentes le hacen peticiones directas al presidente biden. >> queremos que nos brinden ayuda porque en tiendas no podemos conseguir material para arreglar nuestras viviendas. mÁs lluvia, se nos mete mÁs agua y se nos daÑan mÁs las propiedades. pedro: omar rodrÍguez trabaja reparar su casa que milagrosamente sufriÓ menos daÑos que los hogares de sus vecinos. presentadora: una jueza federal de california cuestionÓ que funcionarios fronterizos de estados unidos regresaran a mÉxico a los joris tanto es de asilo donde deben someterse a meses o aÑos de espera hasta que se resuelva el proceso. jaim

fischer, jacob rudolph flasher, blake wade hall, james warren harrison jr., joseph michael hofsteter, isaac brandon jackson, christopher m.katzemberger, william joe kirkwood, dennis kezzleoff, matthew david mason, richard lewis mcnaulty, michael robert paton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, ricky lynn richardson jr., charles sedel, charles ray sanders, jr., ronald wayne sawyer, jerrod marcus schmitz, adam olen smith, tyler smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sutek, philip james vintage, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee -- white jr., vincent and gunner william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that we in congress bring all the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we in congress prioritize transparency and full accountability and these sacrifices demand that we hold responsible those who bear the blame for if the failure of the last month and of all the months that preceded it. for 20 years our soldiers who fought in afghanistan did what we sent them there to do, fought al qaeda and buil