mark and he told me he had been chasing the astronaut dream his whole life at age four he watched john glenn take his maiden flight he tells us that that's what i want to do and become an astronaut. most fathers would humor their children and say anything you want. but then he tells his son no way no son of his will ever become an astronaut because they come from military and no son of his will ever serve in the military. >> i forgot about all that. >> so all good rebellious teenagers goes and joins the marine corps then joins nasa and the air force chasing the astronaut dream before he gets to the company that's contracted to build the spaceship for virgin galactic. so when i first met him we sat down at a pub near his house and i explained to him that i saw him as a character. immediately to me he felt recognizable like we could talk about this later about what qualities i saw of my father in him but interestingly i didn't know this at the time but he also knew my dad. my dad was his flight restructure and human arizona and he said you remind me of somebody else in a new your dad so we are

when we speak of patriotism, the strength is john glenn's.ak of the future, the message is geraldine ferraro. and now, we leave san francisco together. and over the next 100 days, in every word we say, in every life we touch, we will be fighting for the future of america. joan and i are parents of three wonderful children who will live much of their lives in the 21st century. this election is a referendum on their future and on ours. so tonight, i want to speak to the young people of america and to their parents and to their grandparents. i'm walter mondale. you may have heard of me but you may not really know me. i grew up in the farm towns of southern minnesota. many dad was a preacher and my mom was a music teacher. we never -- we never had a dime but we were rich in the values that are important. and i've carried those values with me ever since. they taught me to work hard, to stand on my own, to play by the rules, to tell the truth, to obey the law, to care for others, to love our country and to cherish our faith. my story isn't unique.

john glenn. graham. the beatles. pope paul. the wall. johnson. warhol. streisand. dope.ck power, goldwater. woodstock. the pill. james bond. tiny tim. "hair." bobby. wallace. golda meier. psychedelic. wyeth. joe namath. malcolm x. armstrong. nixon. indira gandhi. demonstrations. l.e.m. but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960s and with so much controversy as the name "vietnam." >>> it was a strange mixture of peace and war. a battlefield nowhere and a battlefield everywhere. life during the day, death at night. an ally at one moment, an enemy the next. a lush jungle mixed with the rust of barbed wire. it was all of this. those who wanted to find the war might have had to hunt for it. those who didn't want to find the war often became the hunted. and around the world, and particularly the united states of america, there was another battle. a battle of words, of politics and debate. the question was who was the hunter in vietnam and who was the hunted. who would define aggressor and defender. and there was the larger search for a defini

new employer, greensill capital, and it is a who's who of treasury ministers and civil servants, john glennng would be i can imagine how busy you are, you're doing a greatjob, keep going. anti michael gove, speaking to rishi sunak tomorrow, if i'm still stuck, can i call you then? that was the david cameron text and he will be appearing on thursday. we then heard part two, and that was lex greensill appearing, and he was explaining how and why the business when bossed and it was a threat to the steel empire and 5000 jobs and he arrived with an apology but had to face tough questions about the honesty and integrity of his business with one mp asking are you a fraudster, to which he replied, no. he did not answer direct questions about his relationship with sanjeev gupta, saying the financial watchdog had opened an investigation into the relationship which could have a potentially criminal dimension. but as i say, david cameron and some of these lobbying questions will be put to him on thursday. a 21—year—old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 53—year—old police community

inspired by president kennedy's 1961 pledge to put a man on the moon and by john glenn's solo orbit ofchosen by nasa in the third ever class of astronauts. he spent three days in space with the gemini 10 mission before joining the apollo 11 team bound for the moon. after retiring from nasa, collins became the inaugural director of the smithsonian national air and space museum in washington while actively avoiding the celebrity status earned by aldrin and armstrong. michael collins, who flew america to the moon, died on wednesday in florida. wednesday in florida. he was 90 years old. i'm david collado i chose the spark cash card from capital one. cause i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. last year i redeemed $21,000 in cash back which i used for new equipment, to expand production. what's in your wallet? (dad) you know, if we take that wrapper back to the store, it can be recycled into other stuff. (daughter) well i want my wrapper to be... a hang glider! (dad) how about a park bench? (daughter) dad, you need to think bigger. (vo) now you can recycle your crunchy bar wrap

. >> well, from john glenn to neil arm strong, america's most astronauts have been men but one womanfrontier, commercial space flight. >> reporter: in peggy's dreams she floats. her dream is always about space, and it's about to come true again. >> you know, of course, i dreamed of wanting to go, but you never know exactly how long that process is going to take, and so, you know, luckily i'm not dead, and i'm going back. >> welcome on board the international space station. >> reporter: she's spent more time in space than any american in history. 665 days, almost two years. in twiegt she became the space station's first female commander. he's also made ten space walks. no other american has more. some time late next year she'll head back up, but for the first time, flying private for a company c company. >> what's left to do up there? >> maybe just the desire to have the earth again, to have that perspective. >> reporter: have you missed that view from 250 miles up? >> absolutely. >> reporter: axiom's business is space mission management. the first flight called ax-1 will fly four civ

this morning we're going interest bring you inside nasa's john glenn research center. >> is that tire

glenn. i'm grateful that john courtney is a courageous leader. >> the amalgamated transit union representing the women and then this served our community. buses and light rail so many ways. here. thank you, john, for being here and for your leadership. >> good everyone. >> we love you guys and gals and that's what it's all about. they're holding each other, love each other, hug each other. >> kids each other when they get home from the end of the day. >> we're all we got. we're all we know. we're all we need. >> please. whatever you need to do get some support. i know myself. but these are names to us. these are people we know and we love and we see every single day of our working lives. it really, really hurts down to the very core of our souls. so please. to you. let's do what we do as stand with each other for each other by please, please just love each other. i'd like to introduce. they teach you. tu international president john koster. job. thank you, everybody, for being here. to you. to 65. behalf of our 200,000 members and united states and canada. our condolences go out to the famil

john. took a couple pieces of jewelry to his probation officer. >> glenn saint john, who went by peewee, wasion for fabric felony burglary. so, did he kill tara? he insisted no. and he didn't take the jewelry either. he said somebody gave it to him. >> we told him that he received him from phil barr. and phil barr told him it came from the missing girls. from >> phil barr? he was the owner of the septic repair business that had been at tara's house the day she went missing. but was peewee telling the truth? would he ever tell the truth? >> he told multiple different stories. >> what did he say? >> he said a little more each time he was interview. and he changed his story to the point where it made him an and credible witness. he admitted that he had seen the body at some point. i was a little interesting in that particular area. terror spoons were recovered within a couple hundred yards of one of these favorite fishing spots. >> isn't that your connection? >> that was a great connection. but mr. st. john was a very incredible witness. >> that story about getting stolen jewelry from phil barr

glenn. i am grateful john courtney, the courageous leader with the amalgamated transit union representing the. thank you john for being here and for your leadership. >> we love you guys and girls. that is what it is all about. be there, hold each other, love each other. kiss each other when you get home from the end of the day. we are all we have got. we are all we know. we are all we need. please, whatever we need to do to get support, i know i need it myself but these aren't names to as. these are people we know and would love and we have seen every single day of our working lives. you really, really hurts down to the very core of our souls. fees, let's do what we do and stand with each other, for each other, by:. please, please, just love each other. thank you! >> i would like to introduce the rock of atu. atu international president john costa. thank you, john. thank you everybody for being here. atu, 265 on behalf of 200,000 members and the united states and canada our condolences go out to the families. your loss, your brothers, my brothers, we can have our condolences. i also want to r

howie: john bolton and others come to mind. glenn greenwald.t took days to question the biden's handling and earlier why ellen degeners is calling it quits. ♪ howie: after the cyber-attack knocked out the pipeline that delivers oil across the east coast, new york times issued to readers that since the pipeline there's no longer gas lines in gas stations except city after city wasn't true. no media criticism of the biden administration. >> an emergency, if they ran out of weed, that would be an emergency. don't worry says "the new york times". none of this is real. it's a conspiracy theory. your eyes are lying to you, your hysterical. >> publicly the administration is saying no cause for concern here, but obviously the reaction that we are now seeing in the public and in the states is unsettling. >> yet, they've kind of say, well, it's not really a gas shortage, it's in the like the toilet paper, don't hoard it. that's going to make people feel good when they ran out of gas on the beltway. >> we expect the situation to begin to improve by the we

it's -- i mean, here is a shot of john wayne, jimmy stewart, me, and glenn ford. you know?g his teachers at s schooool, andd he would sneaeak into the movivies with a a t tape reporter s so he coulld h hear a cecelebrity voicece over and over. that once got him kicked out of a theater showing jimmy stewart's 1954 film "the far country." and i told jimmy about this when i first met him. and he said, you, you, you did that? and he said, richard, you should have got ahold of me. i could have sent you the movie. and my fellow americans, my name is hubert h. humphrey. my name is ed sulaymaniyah. sullivan. >> reporter: but by the 1970s, he had become pretty much a fixture on tv, especially game shows. >> di does it take physical dexterity to do what you're doing? >> reporter: he says he can actually do about 100 voices really well. can you do voices for everybody on this wall? >> well, first of all, there is katherine hepburn. you know, you old poop. and then there is clark gable. atlanta is not burning, that's the braves. they're playing a night game. and sean connery. and bob h

john j college of criminal justice and glenn kershner a former federal prosecutor at msnbc legal analyst. good evening to both of you. gloria, let me start with you. i want to read the un article that was published in the new york times. it reads as follows, federal prosecutors have hesitated to bring the civil rights charge in high-profile police killings because it is harder to meet the laws will fullness standard, which would mean proving that an officer intended to use excessive force in order to violate someone's civil rights. the split second nature of money police shootings, including those at the center of several of those cases, make them particularly difficult to prosecute. your thoughts on the decision to charge the four former officers in minneapolis? >> i think the operative word here is hesitant to bring these charges. why don't we let the courts decide? let a grand jury determined whether or not there is enough evidence to indict them, even if the standard is high, you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. i think it's excellent that these federal charges have been brou

john cox. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we just talked to a man named glenn duncan come in part because he is distressed abouttheory now being taught in the schools there, hurting kids. it's happening all over the country. now some parents in new york city are joining together to fight it. harvey goldman is one of those parents. he joins us tonight. so much for coming on. so just to set the scene very quickly for viewers who haven't followed this, last year you had a 9-year-old fourth-grader in private school and they began trying to tell her that she was a bad person, a 9-year-old, because of the color of her skin, which of course you can't control. you approach the head of the school and he basically just will you off. you wrote a letter. he blew you off again. you wrote a letter in which you said we don't have white privilege. stop telling us that. what happened then? >> after that, we had a zoom call with the school basically saying the same thing. they said if you don't like here teaching, you can leave. within 24-48 hours of that call, they actually offered me a full refund and said you can leave. they

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